The Democrat-sentinel. [volume], June 17, 1909, Image 4

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with unify hr.'iifl? ami trimmings, all new, pltiin
and 1'iiney rolory, blue, whilo, tan ntul solid com
bimilion of colors, slraiglit or bloomer nnuls at
50c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.50
BOYS WASH PANTS Whilo or colore, in plain
or hloomor stylos at
25c and 50c
BOYS WAIST.-? With sailor collars and short
sleeves, button across front or in plain blouse
style, all new plain and fancy pattern in dross
styles with full line of black sateens and khakis
in every day styles at
50c
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HOSIERY, Etc., for
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Here and There
Philip Rwnckhumuter and son
were seen in our valley, Sunday.
Siiu Soitz, wife and children, of
Laurelville, wore Blue Creek visi
tors, last Sunday.
Win. Parks is leasing laud for
oil and gas. We are certain there
is plottty of gas on top tho earth,
Lot are not so sure about under
neath. Ada Kennedy has been a Lan
cahter visitor, the past week.
Alia. Lottie Devault, of Laurel
ville, was visiting friends on Salt
Creek, a few days last week.
Thos. Hockraan has purchased a
fine team of horses.
The new M. E. church at Uaynes
J& progressing nicely.
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Blue Creek
The continued ruins have now
censed, and farmers seem so well
pleasod thut they won't stay out of
their corn fields.
A big oil and gas excitement is
now in this part of Ohio. The in
dications aro at this writing that
there will be two or more wells
drilled in Salt Creek township in
the near future.
David Dillon was a business
callor in our midst, two or three
days last week. Dave is a Jolly
fellow nnd resides in Morosville,
Ross Co.
W. S. Talkington, of New Hol
land, was a business visitor in this
neighborhood n fow days sinco.
S. P. Seitz, wife and children,
of Laurelvillo, were tho guests of
W. F, Suhooloy and fnmily at
Nancy, last Sunday.
Iturton Wiggins, of Salt Creek,
attended church at Ctirmol, last
Sunday,
W. It. Harden and J. K. Smith
were htthiness visitors to Laurel
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Novelty Store
10 Per Cent
Reduction Sale
For Three Days Only.
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10 per ceniReduction on Every
Purchase10 per cent. Watch
our windows for special bargains
Novelty
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ville, last Saturday.
Hill Green was a business caller
at Nancy, last Saturday.
Potato bugs are more numorous
than .f20 00 bills in this neighbor
hood. Don't fail to notico as you pass
by your uncles new house that he
is changing the color by a now
coat of pnint. (4ui:ss.
Nickle Plate
Plowing corn is now the order
of the day.
J. J. Shaw will erect a dwelling
house this summer.
Jacob Keller and family spent
Saturday evening at Campbell's
on Scotti Creek.
Charles and Walter Harden at
tended tho party at Lewis Rod
man's, Saturday evening.
Mrs. John Campbell, of Logan,
was tho guest of airs. Robert
Shaw, Friday.
Misses Julia Kinsor, Nancy
Eastevling and Mr. Ben Tritech
called on Zola Keller, Sunday
afternoon.
The Misses Grace Shaw, Mae
Harden and Eva Funk attended
Sunday School at Miller Chapel,
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Sehemp and son Clarence,
visited Mrs. Wash Meldrim, Fri
duy. Mrs. Lewis Rodman und daugh
ter Myrtle, wero seon passing
through this vicinity Sunday
morning.
Mrs. John Cramblit nnd son
Lawrence, spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Austin, of Union Furnace.
Tena and Zola Keller weie tho
guests of Thomas Burn's, Sunday
evoning.
Mrs. Mosuro and daughter Ellle
and son Will and family wore the
guests of Mrs. Meldrim, Sunday.
John Cramblit, wife and son
Lawrence, attended Children's ser
vices at tho Presbyterian Church
in Logan.
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Ilayncs and Vicinity
Mrs. J, Vincent Ib vlsttin Mts,
Murphy Orr nt present.
Nollie Finney and Alpha l'oling
wore Logan visitors, last week.
Everybody at llaynes was look
ing for a llood last week The
creek was protty high, hut did no
dnmngc.
Leo Jtutler was a cnllor on Pino,
one day InBt week.
Josopli Tumor and wife, and
Elmer Kennedy and wife visited
Rancle Poling and wife, of Pino,
last Sunday.
Lillie Soitz visited her Grniuhna
Sohooloy, ot Mine Creole, Inst week.
John Iluutor passed through
Ilaynee, hist Saturday with a load
of ties. KATYDtn.
Pursell
Every one in this vicinity is
busy trying to kill weeds.
Rev. Fred Fetherolf is tho guest
ot John Dreshuck and family at
pro3eut.
Miss Huzel Lama was the over
Sunday guest of Sam Lama and
family.
Sam Fehus and wife, of near
Ewing, puusod through horo Sun
day, onroute to Bethelville, to visit
too luttor's mother, Mrs. Jane
Fehus.
John Drosback was a visitor to
Vinton County, Sunday.
Sam Lama and family, were
present nt the birthday surprise of
Jane Febns, Sunday.
Solomon Beory visited Tenton
Smelts aud family, Sunday.
Miss Frances Barclay was the
guest of Nellie Vorhes, of Mount
Vernon, Sunday.
Ollio Lemon and family visited
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will
Lemon, Sunday.
Mr, Fred Conkle has been on tho
sick list tho past week.
Miss Floy Barclay and Mies
Hazel Lama called on Miss Enid
Cupp, Sunday.
Mr. Harley Karshner, of Logan,
was in our vicinity, Monday.
Charley P'axton was seen driving
down the valley Monday.
Miss Flov Barclay wont to Logan.
Monday, where she will spend u
fow weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Jess
Karshner.
Flowery Banks
Plowing corn seems to be the order
of the day In this vicinity.
Mr. Frank Nihlser has as his Sun
day guests, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Bowling and Mr. and Mrs. Pearl
Kline.
Mr. Vern Fierson Is spending a few
days with his brother, Mr. Edward
Pierson of this place.
Mr. George Anderson is in the em
ploy of J. W. Smith, at present.
Mrs. Sabra Nihiser, who has been
working at Adelphl, returned to her
home at Happy Hollow.
Mr. Thomas Bones was trying our
pikes, Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Shanley of Logan,
passed through this place, Sunday.
Mr. .1. V. Smith's has as their
Sunday guests, Mrs. .1. II. Carnes
and daughter Flo; Bessie GalTney;
Marry, Minnie, Janet and Ilarry
Ambrose of Logan; Mr. Samuel Smith
and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Ilolsten.
Mrs. Edward Pierson spent the lat
ter part of last week with her patents.
Mrs. M. Cotterman and daughter
Mary attended childrens services at
the L. O. chutch, Sunday afternoon.
HuldaSinith spentSunday at home.
Rluk Hull.
Laurelvillo
F. M. Wilson and daughter, Mrs.
II. E. Cook and children, of Clrcle
ville, visited It. II. Dresbach and fam
ily last Thursday and Friday.
O. W. Hurley, of Van Wert county,
visited It. II. Dresbach last week.
Mr. Hurley Is looking well. He ex
pects to visit his old home befote le
mming to Van Wert.
It. II. Dtesbach Is hotter at this
writing.
Simon Reicholdefer and wife wore
visiting friends hoto last week.
Mrs. Martin vlsltod friends in Co
lumbus last week.
Mrs. John Dent Is Improving
slowly at this writing.
very
Rachel Stevens Is very pootly at
this writing.
Tho old grain mill Is being put up
very rapidly, tho foundation being
almost done,
The L. C, Band played on the ox
curslon train to Tarlton last Sunday.
James ltelcholdefer and Robert
White both received a Teacher's
certlllcato at last Examination in
Hocking county.
Porter Hunter teturnod to his home
last Friday,
Mauley Archer was kicked by
horse last week, ciacking a few bones
above the ankle. He is able to baout
again.
Mr. Morris, of Hallesvllle, Ohio,
while trying to ford a stream near
the W, A, W. Lumber Co., of this
place, was carried down the stream.
J Both horses were drowned, but he
swam to the shore.
I Carl McKlttrlck is poorly at this
writing,
I The L. C. Band goes to So, Perry
next Sunday to play for the Odd
enow s' uecorauon. i
Real Estate Transfers
T. J, nnd Laura Dllllngor to
William and Mary Sldmoro, land
In Murray City, .$100.
Tamos nnd'Melissa Wnrohimo to
J. W. und Martha Shaw, .1) of nn
acre in Benton township; $10.
William JA. nnd Itcnn Ogg to
Charles GafFnoy, strip of land of
I acres in Starr township; $1150.
Margaret Shrndor to John W.
and Sarah C. Wonn, 50 foot oil' lot
No. 270 in Logan; $475.
Thomas and Lydia Connor to
John Bagloy, part of lot No. .18 in
Logan; $1500.
Jaccb FfoiiFor to Bayliss Icon:
hour, lots Nob. JJI10 .and .135 in
Pfeillor's addition; $05.
Isaac Arnslierry to C. W. Smart,
lot No. 40 in Murray Citv; $75.
Isabella M. EdmiBtou and'lt. J.
Edmiflton to May E. Snider, lot
No. 01 in Logan; $1350.
J. L. Murtin, auditor, to B. K.
Tritsch, 0 acres in Ward town
ship; $800. Delinquent.
Tom D. und Martha L. Trimmer
to Daniel Mets, 40 acres in Wash
ington township; $100.
A. A. Junipor und Julia II. Juni
per to F. F. Routpol, Jr., und John
It. Rempel, part of lot' No. 28 in
Logan; $10,250.
John E, and Lydia H. Bebout, to
Joshua Brown, lot No. 401 in
Pfeilfer's nddition; $25.
C. H. and Daisy Nixon to Goo.
Nixon, lot in Oreville; $15.
J.cob and Elizabeth Wolfe to
Thomas Connor, part of lot No.
80 in Logan; $450.
Win. Roby and wife to ThomnB
Connor, part of lot No. 1010 in
Logan; $1.
G. R. Chapman to Margaret A.
Newman, lot No. 1151 in Glenova;
$400.
Thomas Byron and wife to Mike
and Anna Zylinski, part of lot No
135 in Murray City ; $500.
Fred and Martha Stout to Kate
Reasoner, 40 acres in Washington
township; $800.
James Dicken to Ada Vansickle,
lot No. 31 in Pfeill'er's addition;
$200.
William Waner, administrator
to W. J. Savey to Geo. Shaw, 71
acres in Marion township; $1050.
John D. LoomiB and wife to
William E. Phillips, 14 acres in
Stiirr fnwtifiliin- .10R.
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W. M. Irvin to Isa Winebeyer,
lots Nos. 185 and 180 in Murray
City; $210.
Asa Straus and wife to Harry
L. Warner, lot No. 13 in Laurel
ville; $125.
S. J. Bay to Ohio West Virginia
Ry. Co., land in Starr township
and land in Vinton county; $900.
Gas and Oil Leases.
Starr township Minnie B.
Wnrthnian to Al Martens, 200
acres; annual rental $100.
Starr township L. 15. Wnrth
man et al to same, 120 acres; an
nual rental $00.
Washington township William
Yaw, to same, 87 acres; annual
rental $18.50.
Falls Gore William Bowlby to
Crockett Run Co., 50 acres; annu
al rental $50.
Falls Gore William Lemon to
Gore Oil Co., 172 aaros; annual
rental $811.50.
Green township John Mohlor
and wife to D. L. Huiisbergor. 18
acres; annual rental $21.
Starr township J. W. and Ar
ttiida Crawford to J. G. Roovos, 85
acres; annual rontal $17.50.
Starr township C. J. und Louisa
Horrald to J. G. Roovos, 70 acres;
annual rontul $88,
Starr towndhip Teian nnd Verio
Mitchell to J. G. Reeves, 107 acres ;
annual rental $58,50.
Starr F. M. and Kraily Sudlow
to J. G. Hooves, 171 acres; annual
rental $85 50.
Starr township F, M. Sudlow
and Fmily J. Sudlow to J. G.
Reeves, 81 aures; annual rontal
$12.
Washington Susan Sanders
and Lavinu J. Welch to emtio, 128
acres; annual rental $01. I
Porry Bontly Hedge and wife
to Stoutsviile Oil company, 18
noro9; annual rental $0.50, j
l'orry Roht. M, Hipsluer to I
Stoutsviile Oil company, 87 acres;
annual rental $17.50,
Perry 15. V. Harr et al to
Stoutsviile Oil company,187 acres;
consideration $1,
Green township James A, and
Cora Crane to D. L. Iiunsberger,
80 uores; annual rental $88,
ureen John L. Nutchins and
wife to I), L. Iiansberger, J 8 acres;
annual rental $43
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Oxfords
Below Cost
Is Still Going on at
Kline's Shoe Store
LOGAN, OHIO
If you will come in and look over our Styles and
Prices, we are sure that you will buy our goods.
We defy competition. Price a Standard Shoe
anywhere, and then come to us and we will sell
you the same Standard Shoe for from
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quantities and we are our own salesmen. We
have an accomodating saleslady in the ladies and
childrens Shoe department.
Let us fit your feet with good Shoes at satisfac
tory prices. ' All New Styles to select from.
Kline's Shoe Store
Goods are
Right and
Prices Right
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Fulls Gore John . Kennedy and
wife to same, 5 acres; annual ren
tal $10.
Green township Jacob Mohler,
to Ira L. Jenkins, 41 acres; annu
al rontal $44.
More Graft Discovered.
Scarcely less astonishing titan
the disclosures relating to the fire
marshal's office is the discovery
thut as a legacy from Republican
control of the state penitentiary
there is duo the state over $51,000
on old und expired contraote.
An extraordinary feature of
this discovery is that in a number
of instances the record of the pen
itentiary contain no reports of
money paid and now said to be due
on various contracts.
It is easy for the attorney gen
oral to unload responsibility by
saying "these all date back prior
to my coming into ofllco." By so
doing he also absolves the present
state administration from responsi
bility, for Governor Harmon and
tho present attorney general came
into olllce at the same time.
But why wero not those old ac
counts collected before? In the
maungemont of one institution the
,ti tn of $51000 is quite an item.
Tho attorney general says lie
will boo weather thero really is
anything due tho stuto, that ho
will investigate to see what action
his predecessors Itttvo tuken, and
tl)t t if ho finds the contractors
"do owe something," he will take
the nccoBsary logul proceeding to
collect either from the parties di-
THE BIG LOT SALE IS
Glen view Heights
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Jl FEW CHOICE LOTS STILL
sgg Terms to Suit Purchaser -
For Further Particulars Call on
Ofllco West Spring Street F. A. KOPPE Kwir of Opera House Blk.
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Come in and
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on Circus Day
rect or from their bondsmen.
The people of Ohio probably i
never would have Itourd of this
large amount due tho stuto except On aCCOUIlt of the lu-
for the change of administration, creasing work in the Treas-
With tho revelation, discoveries urers an(l AuditOPS Office,
in the fl.e matshaTs ofllco, tho the Tax BOOkS HlUSt POSi
necessity for a change of manage- ,. , ,
ment at the hospital and the in- tlVely clSe 0n Monday,
dustrial school for girls, It coni0Buly 19th. 1909, SO as to
in bad grace for republican papers'give time tO make the Set
to say that Governor Harmon tulk- tlement.
ed about "graft and corruption"
during tho campaign last fall and
had been unablo to make good since
his inauguration.
Logan Boy Honored.
Harry N. Armstrong, of Logan,
son of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Arm
strong, who graduates from Ohio
Wesleyan University at Delaware,
June 17, was one of those who re
ceived notable high honors when
these were handed out ut the
"Recognition Day" exercises Tttos
day morning. He was awaided
the Slooum prize of $00, the high
est oash scholarship prize in the
Scientific course, and in general
scholarship he won "Cum Luudo"
or Honors, which indicates a high
standard of work. For being an
ofllcer in the best military compuny
battalion, he won u silvor medul,
which indicates second in best
drilled ofllcers of tho company.
Those honors indioute a high
standard of work during Mr Arm
strong's courso. In announcing
these honors, Prosident Welch
stated thut the University had re
ceived gifts of about $00,000,
mainly for ondowuieitt, during tho
year.
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Oxfords at
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Notice to Tax Payers
The Treasurer will be at
So. Bloomingville, July
6th.
Haynes P, 0., July 7th.
Laurelville, July 8th.
Carbonhill, July 12th.
Murray City, July 13th.
to collect taxes.
Tax books are now open
ed, and it will be appre
ciated if tax payers will
come early to avoid the
rush later"
Remember July 19th. is
positively the last day that
can bo given.
J. W. GABRIEL,
Treasurer.
Death of Josephine Dickens.
On Wednesday ncoured the death
of Miss Josephine Dickens, young
lady, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
James DiokW, at their home
North of Logan, She had been
slok for some time with tuberou
losis. The funorul was held this
morning at tho St. John's. Catholio
church in Logan.
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