The Democrat-sentinel. [volume], June 17, 1909, Image 5

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June
l?j of Undcrmuslins and White Goods has been a big
) success and hundreds have taken advantage of the low
prices at which these goods arc offered. Stocks are
still large and if you are needing anything in Undcr
muslins or White Goods it will pay you to buy during
this sale, which ends Saturday, June 19th.
A Special in Childrens Undermuslins
One lot of childrens muslin Skirts and Slip, ages 4 to
12 years, with hemstitched rullle. never sold for less
than 10c, your choice while they last
One lot of Corset Covers made of lawn and trimmed
with hemstitched rullle, to close at.
A Sale of Sample Curtains
We will place on sale Friday 200 sample Curtains at
2.'!c. These arc samples that traveling men use in
.showing: the different styles and patterns, and are
1 1-2 and 2 yards bng. There are both Notlngham
and Cable Net in the lot and come In white and
ecru. The samples represent curtains that sold up
to $."..50 per pair. Very desirable for sash curtains,
dormer windows and other uses. While they last
you can take your choice, per strip at .
Bargains
24 inch fancy striped Crepe Silks, the newest weave
for fancy waists and dresses. Comes in tan, two
shades of blue and grey. The regular price has al
ways been 50c, but during this sale the price will be
24 inch fancy figured Silk Mulls In foulard patterns,
very line, sheer materials and look like the higher
priced foulards. Always sold for 50c, but the price
now Is
Rugs
A Rug value that can't be
see this before you buy.
9x11 room size Brussels Rugs In pretty floral and fan QA
oriental patterns, a $10.00 Rug for ip.JJ
The above price is good for one week only, and if
you are interested let us show you. We can save you
money on Rugs.
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Church.
Festival at Zion
Mr. Fred Warner spent Sunday
in Columbus.
Miss Bird O. White was in Co
lunibus, Wednesday.
Mrs. Dr. Eastman was a Colum
bus visitor, Monday.
Miss Emma Hurtinun is in Co
in minis, for a few days.
Mr. J. C. Huls, of Rookbridgo,
was in Logan, Tuesday.
'Rev. Spoelir and wife were Co
lumbus visitors, Wednesday.
Miss Maria Parsons was a visi
tor iu Columbus, Wednesday.
FOR SALE A good refrigerat
or, cheap. Call up this otllee.
MENTOR
UNIONS
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Union Clothing Co.
Opera House Block, Logan, Ohio
John Ohlluger nrtrti,r. JoM" T HcUrlde
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Dr. E. E. Campbell went to Co
lumbus, Wednesday morning.
Mr. Wallace Glenn ia in Park
ersburg for a few days visit.
Mrs. Bell Hyson and Mrs. Deun
were Columbus visitors Wednes
day. Mr. Samuel Stivison, of near
Rockbridge, was in Logan, Satur
day. Mrs. Nicholas is spending this
week with relatives in Junction
City.
Rev. and Mrs. Willis spent Fri
day and Saturday in Junction
City.
The always happy James lies
was in Logan Tuesday, fife and
drum.
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We offer you a splendid as
sortment of Underwear, Includ
ing MENTOR UNION SUITS.
We have them in both short
and long sleeves In sizes to lit
you properly.
MENTOR COMFORT UNION
SUITS are prefered because,
of their perfect lit and elas
ticity, they remain thoroughly
comfortable garments until
worn out. If y&u have never
worn a union suit the MENTOR
UNION SUITS will surely
convert you.
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Mies Plczza Maul: nllotulcd com
mencenipiit at Westervllle, the past
wetk
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Juergens
meir are visiting a few days in Lan
caster, Mr. John Davoy, of Columbus,
was In Logan viBlting his parents,
Sunday.
Mrs. G. W. Dolllson und daugh
ter Elizabeth are visiting friends
in Bremen.
Dr. und M.'h. B. C. VuManigal
loft Tuesday for the onoampmont
at Newark.
Squiro Ike Williams, of Long
stroll), was in Logan Wednesday,
on business.
Mrs. John F. Wh'.lo has as her
house guest, Mrs. Joo Lukcr, of
Kansas City.
Mrs. J. J. Shaw wont to Lan
caster, Wednesday, for a visit
with relutlves.
Mr. Wm. Lilliauthal, of Zunes
ville, made our ntllco a ploasant
call last woek.
Tho Misses Evolyn and Mary
Louise Bowen are home from Ox
ford for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Roman Brooker
are guests of friends in Lancaster
a few days this week.
Miss Minnie Jurgeusmier left
Wednesday for a visit with her
sister, Ida, at Dayton.
Mr. Dwight Mathias who is
working in Columbus, was at home
in Logan over Sunday.
Mr. Myron Hansel was in Westor
ville, Wednesday of last woek at
tending commencement.
Rebecca Lodge will givo an ice
cream festival at Court House
Park, Saturday evening.
Misses Florence and Ollie Snider
returned Monday from a visit with
their parents at Somerset.
Rev. Geiger and Rev. Willis are
in Winchester this week in attend
ance at a church conference.
Mr. Taggart, of Omaha, Neb.,
is in Logan, the guest of his
daughter, Mrs. Frank Blasius.
Mr. Wood Bowen, who is attend
ing college at Wooster, returned
home Monday for his vacation.
Mrs. C. R. Wilson was in at
tendance last week at a Sunday
School convention in Springfield.
Miss Maria Parsons returned
Tuesday, from a weeks visit with
Dr. and Mrs. Powell, of Columbus.
Mr. A. M. Brown, formerly
Clerk of Courts of this county, is
very ill at his home in west Logan.
Mrs. Thomas Roberts, of Murray
City, was the guest in Logan last
week. of her daughter, Mrs. W. O.
Huls.
Mrs. Harry Pavey, of Sabina,
was a very charming guest of Miss
Lucile Allen the fore part of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dill Sanderson are
visiting in Washington, C. H ,
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. San
derson. Mr. and Mrs, Warren . Bennett,
of Jackson, are guests for a few
days of Mrs; Bennett's mother,
Mrs, Kline.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Savoy and
daughter, of Alliance, spent from
Saturday to Monday with relatives
in this city,
Mr. and Mrs. Ashler Allen and
children, of Haydenvillo, were over
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Weiss.
Misses Mollieaud Alice Creamer
and Mr. N. L. Gilbert, of Colum
bus, were Sunday guests of tho
MIssob White.
Mrs. Nettie Webster, who has
been the house guo9t of Mrs, II, F,
Ambrose, returned to her home in
Toledo, Tuesday.
Mibs Margaret Sauuienig and
Mrs. Tonny are iu attendance ut
the Commencement O'ceroisoa at
Wooster, this week.
Miss Helen Pond, of Somerset,
who has been spending tho week
with Columbus relatives, returned
to Lngau, Wednesday,
Mr. and Mtb, Ed Oliver havo as
their guests Mrs. Ollvor's slater
and husband, Mr, and Mrs. S. S.
Still, of Birmingham, Ala.
Mrs, Joe McGee, after a pleas
ant visit here with her mother,
Mrs. Charles Beoker, returned to
her home at Jackson, Tuesday,
Judge O. W. II. Wright Bpoke
in Nelsonvllle Sunday at the Joint
nieui6rial service of the Iv. of P,,
Odd Fellows, Maccabees and Red
Men.
An loo Crcntu festival wilt bo
hold at the Zion U, B. Church on
Scott's Creek, next Saturday even
Ing, June 10th. Everybody In
vited.
Tho Jackson Herald says : Mr,
and Mrs. Warren Bennott woro
called to Marion, Intl., last week
on account of the doath and funer
al of a relative
Jimmy Hutch and Ralph Huls,
two young boys of Logan, left
Wednesday for Hugo, Oklahoma.
They are going west to grow up
with tho country.
Ono of Ruble's horses broke
loose at Krookers Cafe, Tuesday,
and ran off, smashing the huggie
to splinters, and the horse got a
hard fall on tho paved street.
Regular services at the Trinity
Luthoran Church next Sunday
evening at 7 o'clock, standard time.
Sunday School 0 A. M.
F. T. Schroodor, Pastor.
Mesdumos Will Moore and M.H.
Chorringtou have returnod from
grand lodgo Pythian Sister at Day
ton. They reported their visit at
Tuesday night's session of lodge.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Armstrong
are in Delaware a few duys in at
tendance at the Commencement
exercises, as thoir son Harry
graduates there with high honors
this year.
Dr. Boyd Rochester, sou of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Rochester, of Co
lumbus, who has been in the
Phillippines for the past three
years, arrived Saturday on a visit
with his friends.
One of the carpenters working
on the Peto Sloan residence, sus
tained a very severe wound with a
hatchet cutting his leg below the
the knee. We were unable to learn
the man's name.
Dr. Chadwick went to Columbus
Tuesday morning to accompany
his mother that far on her way to
her home in Findley. She has
been visiting at his home here for
a few weeks,and enjoyed the stay,
though she is 84 years old.
Mr. and Mr. George Kleinsmith
have gone to Pittsfield, 111., for a
few weeks stay, visiting their son
Henry. Before returning they will
visit Mrs. Kleinsmith's brother,
John Keller, at Bloomington, III.,
and thoir son George Kleinsmith
at Plymouth, Ind.
Rev. W. E. Shinn, D. D., who
will be remembered by many Hock
ing county people in tho early 80's
as having been pastor of Sugar
Grove charge, will speak ut Mt.
Tabor church in Marion township,
on next Sunday, June 20, at 2:30
o'clock p. m. All are invited.
The Pythian SiBters had a very
social time at their hall, Tuesday
evening. The June committee on
entertainment served ice cream,
cake and coffee. The committee
on entertainment is composed of
Mrs. G. K. Johnson, Mrs. John
Wolfe and Mrs, Grace Mitchel.
Mr. Bert Poston, of (.lullicotho,
was in Logan a few days this week
visiting his father and mother,
Mr. and Mrs Winfred Poston.
south of town. Mrs. Poston ac
companied her son home on his
return, to see the little grandchild
that has come to their house at
Chillieothe.
"Uncle Joe,"the Enquirer Man,
was in to see us Wednesday, and
he contracted the Cincinnati
Weekly Enquirer so low to us that
we are enabled to give both the
Enquirer and Dkmoorat Skntinki.
to our readors one whole year for
$1.20. What do you think of tliat.
This bargain only lasts during
this month.
Mr, Ed Collins hud a vory
narrow oscapo from instant death
by falling from the top of a house
Tuesday, Tho scatl'olding slipped
and fell, and he made a random
grab for the cornloo of tho build
ing and held on with two fingers
of one hand until a ladder was
raised to him. He bore up the
weight of a plunk also while bung
ing with u death grip to tho roof,
Subscriptions.
Tho following havo our thankB
for subscriptions to tho Dkmoouat
Skntinki., paid during the week of
June 7-12, 1000:
Miss Tillle Blosser, Mrs. Eliza
beth Redd, C, G. Wright, George
W. Risley, S, C. St. Clair, Logan;
Samuel Green, Nelson Blgham,
George Woltz, Samuel Stivison,
Miles Moore, JoBoph Judy, Rock
bridge; Marion Kitchen, South
Bloomiugville; Mlsa Katliariue
Bowlby, East Liverpool; Michael
Bowers, Newtown, Mo
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Everything brand new and clean. Ask for
one of our souvenirs. They're worth having.
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June 9 Last will and toBtament
of Hanah Thompson hoard. Testi
mony of witnesses taken and same
is ordered to be recorded.
June 8 Alllduvit filed by Joo
Hotlines for an inquest of lunacy
against Martin A. Hoflines. Hear
ing had and testimony ttiken und
Martin A. Hotlines is committed
to the Athens state hospital for
insane.
Juno 10 First and Until account
of J. T. Sandeisou, administrator
of the estate of John P. Spahr, de
ceased, filed. For hearing July 0.
June 10 Aflldavit filed by P.M.
Rhodes against Barbara H. Clowe
for an inquest of lunacy,
June 15 An alllduvit filed by
W. P. Shaw, ngaiust JosBie M.
Shuw, alleging insanity.
June 12 First und fiuul account
of Ephriam Shaw, administrator
of the estate of Joseph Beul, de
ceased, filed. For hearing July 10
June 10 An instrument pur
porting to be the lust will and tes
tament of Jerome Nihizor, filed.
For hearing July 10,
June 10 An instrument pur
porting to be the last will and tes
tauiont of John Weidner filed. No
tice to heirs ordered. Hearing on
June.
MAKlUAOn MOENSKS.
Elmer McLaughlin, ill, Logan;
Mahle Hunter, 2!5, Green township.
Rev. J. W. Willis.
Mayor's Court.
Mayor Tliurness had some
drunks up before him Saturday.
A Nelsonvillo follow hud beon to
Lancaster, and got back us fur as
Logan, figured ho was home und
got off the train and was celebrat
ing. It took four olllceiH to land
tho belligerunt soruppur, but ho
got in. The expense next day
wub $0.80.
One Fluhart, of Murray City,
was in Logan, Saturday, and was
between a drunk and a fit. He
did considerable yelling and got
run in. It cost hint $9.00,
Webb Lands tho Plum.
At 2:00 Wednesday morning tho
board of trustees of the Girls' In
dustrial sohool at Rathbone, iu
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WATCH THE CIRCUS PARADE NEXT TUESDAY
You are welcome at our Store to rest and make yourself at home, on circus day or
any other day,
Come in,
windows,
We are glad to have you
The Johnson-Beverage Co.
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store on SATURDAY, JUNE 19th
OPENING DAY
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session ut the school ununimously
elected S. D. Webb of Albuny,
Athens county, as superintendent,
to succeed T. F. Dye, as superin
tendent. Mrs. Webb was chosen
matron, succeeding Mrs. Dye,
The board had been iu session
all night, concluding when the
choice was made.
Marriages.
Monday's Columbus Citizen
gives the marriage license of Louis
J. Warner, oi Logan, and Cecelia
Heil'ey, of Columbus. The uiarri
uge took pluce in Columbus, Fri
day evening, Rev. Father Eis per
forming the ceremony.
The Columbus Press-Post of
Sunday last suys: "Rev. L. R.
Hart peformed the marriage cere
inoiiy Wednesday eveniug of Miss
Edna Scofield und Fred Conkle,
both of Logan. The bride's
mother accompanied the couple.
Wesley Miller Sent Up.
Lancnilur Democrat.
Wesley Millor, of Rockbridge,
who was tried before the Federal
court in Columbus on the charge
of taking at lotter from a rural
mail box and extracting u check
for $200 belonging to E. C. Welt
ner, to whom it was Bent by C. M.
Rowlee, of this city, was found
guilty und sentenced to 18 months
in tho penitentiary ut Leaven
worth, Kansas.
Tho check wus cashed at the
Farmers and Citizens bank in this
city.
K. of P. Memorial
As wus programed and an
nounced in these columns last week,
Logan Lodge Number 119, K. of
P. held their Memorial Services,
Sunday. They attended tho M.
E. Churoh iu the forenoon and
listoned to u very able sermon by
Row Correll.
In the afternoon all assembled
ut the hull und marched to the
cemetery headed by tho Logan
Hand, playing excellent music. A
committee of Knights und of Py
thian Sisters decorated graves of
the deceased brothers and sisters,
mid then ussembled ut the public
mortuary. Mr. H. R. Hurrington
introduced the speaker, Hon. E,
W, Mossmuu, of Luncufrter, and
thut gentleman dolivored a most
eloquent address.
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Thaddeus Floyd, Dead.
Our old friend und soldier Thad
Floyd, died, yesterday morning at
ut the home of John Floyd, Ir , in
this city. Ho was 75 years old,
anil been declining in health for
some time. He was a soldier of
the civil war. The funerul will
occur from the home of his broth
er, Squire J. M. Floyd, on Friday
ufternoon.
Death of Mrs. Daubenmlre.
tl.aiica'itur Democrat. 1
Friday afternoon at 1 :30 occur
ed the death of Mrs. Mary Dauben
mire, wife of Mr. Peter Dauben
mire, at the family residence, near
Swartz Mill.
Deceased was 01 years, 11 months
and one day old, and died from
diabeten. Mr. George Dauben
mire and Robert Kent, of this
city, were close relatives.
The funoral was held at two
o'clock Sunday afternoon at Span
gle (Trinity) church in Berne
township, and Rev. Schroeder, of
Logan oilleiated.
Prices Paid by Loguu Merchants,
June 17, 1909.
Butter ISo
Eggs 18c
Chicken 9c
Potatoes 1.00
Wheat $1 40
Corn 85c
Oats (S5o
No. 1 Timothy hay $11.00
Mixed hay 10.00
Straw (1.00
Hogs .5A to (Uc
Dressed hogs 7 to 8Ac
Steers..'. 4i to OAc
Heifers " .4 to 0
Cows a to lie
Bulls -3 to JH
Calves 5 to 5c
Sheep 4 to 0c
Notice to Contractors
Sealed bids will be received for
t lie building of the proposed new
M. E. chinch ut Logan, Ohio, at
the olllce of Dr. C. O. Allen, sec
retary of the committee, until
7:.10 p. m.on Thursday, June 24,
1909. Plans and specifications at
Dr. Allen's olllco, Tho committee
reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
By order of Building Committee,
E. B, Comi.y, Chairman,
l O, Ai.i.hn, Seoretary,
A, C. Tiiton,
Wakiikn Lanninu,
H. B. Hai.
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