The Democrat-sentinel. [volume], June 24, 1909, Image 5

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in your next season's supply at these prices. Every pair of these shoes are
1 brand new this spring. Our policy is never carry goods from one season to
' another. Hence these low prices: 1
SZ 25 pairs mens patent leather oxfords, wore :i.50,
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You'll be more than pleased with these WONDERFUL BARGAINS.
Sale Starts, Saturday. June 26th. 1909
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Mr. Wos Wonn was in Sugar
Grove, Sunday.
Mr. Fred Shorrurd was in Nel
eonvillo, Sunduy.
Mr. Clarence Ollure spent Sun
day in Columbus.
Miss Nellie Bruy was a Lancas
ter visitor Sunday.
Mr. It. D. MeManigal was in
Columbus, Saturday.
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SPECIALS
Bed Spreads and
Ready Made Sheets
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Tho following linos nro qualities that ave worth
your attention at special prices.
Ectra large heavy crocbot bed spreads, our 1.2.1 and Qfrt
1.00 finalities for l.ou and OVC
Largo size fringed bed spreads, with cut corners, our C1 f)f
2.23, 1.75 and l.f.o spreads for $1.80, $1.40 and ipL,J
Scalloped bed spreads are talcing
brass beds, much oaslor to do up. Lot us show them to you.
Large size marsallles scalloped bed spreads, with cut djl QA
corners, our 1.75 and 1.50 spreads for $1.10 and ipl.feV
Extra sbo satin bed spreads, scalloped and with cut
cornors, conies in beautiful pattorns, our 2.50, 2.25 t-l rr
and 2.00 sproads for $2.00, $1.80 and tpl.UU
Extra largo size satin bed spreads, DOxlOO, scalloped
and with cut cornors, comes In tho newest designs, djn OA
our 4.50 and .'1,50 sproads for $:t.H0 and ipC.Ow
0-1 bleached seamed Mieots, torn and hommed, made
of an extra good quality muslin at tho special AKn
prlcoof 1UL"
Waists
Shirt Waists worth up to $1.00 for 09c. Ono lot of
white Shlit Waists In sovoral dlll'orent styles, broken
fales, mado of good quality lawns and llugerlo ma
terials, beautifully trimmed with lino tucks, laco
and embroidery Insertions and niedallons, open In
back, long sleeves, waists worth up to $1,00, your
choice for , -
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CLOSING
OUT SALE
Mens and Young Mens Oxfords
at Cost and Less Than Cost,
Beginning:, Saturday,
JUNE 26th.
wore 3.50,
were :t.50, now at less djp Of?
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famous Florsheim oxfords, sold everywhere In the United States at 5.00
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Mr. and Mrs. John Vail were in
Columbus, Saturday.
Mr. L. R. Ayers wus an Arch
City visitor Monday.
Mr. Oscar Newman was in the
Capital City, Sunday.
Mr, Sim Primmer, of Orland,
was in Logan, Friday.
Prof. C. L. Boyer, of Circlevillo,
was in Logan, Monday.
tho place of fringed for Iron and jr
69c.
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23 pairs celebrated Crawford oxfords, patent leather and
a nobby stylish shoe, were 4.00, now
HO pairs Crawford pun metal calf blucher oxfords, were
4.00, now
20 pairs Crawford wine colored oxfords, were 4.00,
now
at these PRICES. We have every size.
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LAPPEN
Mr. Tom Price was a visitor in
Columbus, Wednosday.
Mr. W. U. .lonoB, of Route No
4, was in town, Saturday.
Mrs. T. E. Warren wont to Oak
Hill to visit her folks Monday.
Judge W. II. Weitzell, of Ath
ens, was in Logan, Circus Day.
Marshal Hob Surtoes, of Murray
City, was in Logan, Circus Day.
Mr. George Sheets, of Bremen,
wus in Logan, Saturday, on busi
ness. Mr. J. W. Brown, of Rockbridge,
was in Logan, Thursday of last
week.
Mr. Wra. Flowors, of Rock
bridge, was a visitor in Logan,
Saturday.
Mr. L. B. Mills, of Ilesburg, was
in Logan, Tuesday and called at
our ollico.
Prof, and Mrs. C. C. Garman
lett Satuiduy for Troy, Ohio, their
former home.
Our friend, Frank Poling, of
Marion, was in Logan, Saturday,
and made us a call.
Mr. Grover Lehman, of Feniber
ville, Ohio, was in Logan, Sunday
visiting his people.
Mr. Louie Kasuinssen, of Ath
ens, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Wiley O'Haro.
Miss Mabel Rossman, of Sugar
Grove, was in Logan visiting
frionds over Sunday. y
Mr. and Mrs. Will Snidor ro
turned to their homo after a pious
ant visit in Marion, Ohio.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Smith, of East Iluntor Street, Sat
urday morning, a.daughter,
Mrs. Ed Kleinechmidt loft
Wednesday morning to visit her
peoplo in Curdington, Ohio,
Mrs. Lizzie Kaolan and two chil
dren, of Noleonvillo, wore guests
of Charley Keynes, Sunday.
Tho new block house of Charley
Price in Kast Lognn on Culver
stroot is Hearing completion,
Mr, Kimble Clark, of Oreolo,
spent Sunday with his mint, Mr.
and Mrs, J. M, Mount and family,
Father Mono, of Columbus, was
in Logan Sunday and hold tho
services at the St. John's Church,
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Hotter use dolU Medal Flour,
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10 DAYS ONLY
$2.90 1
$2.90 1
$2.90 1
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Mr. J. W. Nixon, of Route 3,
Logan, was in town Tuesday, and
got tho Enquirer with the Demo
crat,
.Tudgo O. W. II. Wright is over
hauling his residence and adding
a handsome new porch to the
front.
Miss Mary Krieg loft Monday
morning for Pittsburg, Pa., where
sho will visit her sistor for a few
weeks. Mrs. Floyd Vore, of Kachel
macher, was an over Sundaj' guest
of her parents, air. and Mrs. C. W.
Schwenke.
Mr. Oliver Woltz, of Rock
bridge, was in Logan, Tuesday to
seo the circus and made our ollico
a pleasant call.
Mrs. C. W. Schwenke returned
Monday from a very pleasant vieit
with her sister, Mrs. Edward May,
at Kingston, Ohio.
Mrs. Fred Eastman and daugh
ter returned Sunday evening from
two weeks visit with relutivos in
Canal Winchester.
Miss Mario Mowry, of Colum
bus, was in Logan, Friday and
Saturday of last week, guest of
Miss Emma Floyd.
Miss Chase Lehman, of Lancas
ter, was tho guest of hor sistor,
Mrs. Gus Shivoly, from Saturday
to Monday evening.
Mr. Shorman Floyd, of Laurel
ville, was in Logan last week, be
cause of the death and funeral of
his father, Mr. Thud Floyd.
The ladies of tho Robecoa Lodgo
gavo an leo oream fostival at
Court Park, Saturday night that
notted them a neat little sum,
Mrs. S, H, Mathias, of Rock
bridge, wub in Logan, Thursday
and mado us a call to got in on tho
Enquiror clubbing proposition,
Miss Minnie Floyd, of Colum
bus, was in Logan several days
last week, ealltd hero Ly the doath
of hor father, Thuddeus Floyd,
Mrs, W, 1', Jones and son
Francis, of FJsworth, Pa,, are
visiting hor sisters, Mrs, JooLano,
Mrs, Olivo Thurness and Mrs.
Lulu Shorr,
Miss Anna Allen, of Klmdalo,
KansaB, who has been visiting
Miss Florence Bright hero for u
fow days, left for her home Tues
day morning.
Mr! Eph Woods, of Basil, was
in Logan, TUcBdtiy,
Mr, Phil Chapman, of Lancas
ter, was in Logan, Circus day,
Ladies of the Fourth Ward, Lo
gan, of tho M, li. Church, will
hold tho Saturday Market at Court
Park next Saturday,
Mrs, Charles Breeno and inter
esting Httlo daughter Mary, start
ed Wednesday morning for Titus
ville, Pa,, for a long visit with Mr.
Breono's peoplo.
Soverul Logan fans wont to Lan
caster, Sunday, and witnessed a
dotiblo-hoador between Lancaster
and Portsmouth, tho former team
winning both games.
Mr. E. D. Kolloy, who lias been
a guard at the Ohio Penitentiary
undor the Harris administration,
rotirod Saturday from tho servico,
and returned home in Logan.
Mrs. Fred Grove, accompanied
by Iter eiBter Miss Faith James,
and little brothor Harrold James,
wont to Columbus to spond a
woek, guests of Mtb. Parks, of that
city.
Mr. RubeoII Hare, who has been
visiting frionds in Logan for a few
days, and delighting Logan au
diences with his excellent baritone
solos, has left for his homo in
Oklahoma.
This is taxpaying time and the
fellows are getting the habit of
paying their tax and then coming
direct to our olllce and paying
their subscription. A. W. Mauk
is assisting Treasurer Gabriel for
a few days.
Mr. J. W. Beoughor, of Rock
bridge, Route 1, was in Logan,
Tuesday and took advantage of
our Enquirer clubbing offer. He
thought the Cincinnati Enquirer
and the Democrat-Sentinel to
gether wore surely worth $1 25
for one year.
Mr. Newton Barker was in Lo
gan, Monday and placed the
agency for the Swasher," a motor
washing mauliino that is a wonder.
It is a metal tub and litis a gas
burner undtr it to heat tho water,
and the power to run the tub comes
from attaching a hoso to a water
hydrant in the kitchen.
The numbering of tho houses is
going on in Logan by Contractors
Gall'iiey and James, and it will
take a philosopher to figure out
how jtho numbers run, but per
haps this remark will elicit an ex
tended explanation of the scheme
by Chief Civil Engineer Gall'iioy,
for our next issue. It is informa
tion wo are after.
Buzzard Avenue
Mr. John Fauble and wifo, were
Rockbridge shoppers, Saturday.
Mr. P. I. Kraft called on Mr.
Bert Hedge, Monday.
Miss Ada Arter spent a few days
with hor parents of last week.
Mr. Noah. Cavineo and Mr.
James Sherban spent Thursday
eve. with Kraft family.
Mr. Frank Primmer wifo and
son spent Sunday with P. J. Kraft
and family.
Miss. Lizzie Carpenter has re
turned home again.
Miss Bessie Shaffer and Lizzie
Carpenter spont Sunday in Rock
bridge. Mr. John Kliok was seen driving
on our streets Saturday.
Mr. P. J. Kraft and wife tire all
smiles; its a boy.
Mr. Frank Arter and sister Ada
was trying our pikes, Monday.
Mr. P. J. Kraft was a Sugar
Grove shopper ono day last week.
Quito a number attended child
ren s night at Mt. Zion' Sunday
night.
Mr. E. Wilson spont Sunday
with Miss Mao, Finefrook.
Miss Cora Finofroek spent Sun
day of last week with her sistor.
Mr. Jerry Eliok, of Mt. .ion
spout Sunday with his parents.
Mr. Jorry Kliok ctlled on Georgo
Friuefrock.
Miss Surah Fluofrock and
daughter Mao was on our stroets
Monday.
Buena Vista
A number of young peoplo from
this placo attended children's ser
vice held at Bethany, Saturday
evening; all report an onjoyablo
time.
Flora Kuiie and Mrs, Louie
Marks, of Lancaster, visited the
formor's mother, Mrs, Martha
Kane, Sunduy,
Iva Thomas attended the annu
al Fulrileld Co, Patterson com
mencement held on the LancaBter
camp ground, Saturday, June 18.
Salem Shoemaker and wifo were
Logan visitors, Tuesday,
Karl Kano attended Odd Fellows
memorial, Sunday, at So. Porry,
Rny Bussert and wife, and Clint
Moravy and wife were the guests
of Mrs. Mary Carrel, Sunday.
Wm. FausnaUgh, of Drinklo,
wns tho guest of Kdward Thomas
and family, Sunday.
Dowy, Cocil and May Kano call
ed on Vutlie and Mildred Kane,
Golda and Alice Arter attended
preaching servico at this placo,
Sunday afternoon.
Buzzard Avenue
We are having bouio vory flno
weather at present.
Mrs, Clint Caves, of Lancaster,
spont part of last week with Mrs,
Wm. J. Carpontor.
Bessie ShaH'or took dinner with
Lizzie Carpenter, Sunday.
Henry Caves was a Sugar Grovo
shopper, Friday.
Mrs. Wm. J. Carpenter, two
childron, and Mrs. Clint Caves
wore in Rockbridge, Saturday.
Bessie Shaffer and Lizzie Cur
ponter called on Goldie Muthias,
of Rookbridge, Sunday.
Henry Caves was a Lancaster
callor, Wodnesday.
Elwood Stivorson, who has been
working for P. D. Sloan of Logan,
had the misfortune of cutting his
knee-cap with a hatchet and
gave him a serious attack of blood
poisoning; he is improving very
slowly.
Bessie Shaffer and Lizzie Car
penter were Rockbridgo callers,
Saturday evening.
Valley Crossing
Allen Sheik was a pleasant caller in
this valley; Thursday.
Mis. Ora Kern and three sons, of
Lancaster, aud Mrs. Florence (Tnger
and daughter were the pleasant guests
of Mina McCowen, Tuesday.
Charles Unger has purchased him a
new binder. He says now be can cut
wheat when he pleases.
John Evans was in this valley Fri
day, to buy hogs,
Jacob Wine was on our stteets Sun
day, calling on old friends.
Those wiio visited with Grandma
Unger, Sunday were, Marion Kitchen
and family, and Charles I'nger and
wife.
A. E. Stephen was In this vicinity
last week, selling fruit trees.
Mrs. Mary Anderson and thiee
(laughters and Clara McCowen attend
ed chinch at Pine Grove, Sunday.
Francis Kuhn was trying our pikes,
Sunday evening.
Flowery Banks.
Edward Pierson passed through
this place Tuesday, enroute to Logan.
Lucy Krinn was the Friday evening
guest of Bertha Smith.
Sabra Nihiser was seen on our
streets, Friday.
Those who attended preaching at
Zion from this place, Sunday evening,
were: Bertha and Lucy Smith, Vern
Pierson, .loshua Nihiser, Thomas
Bownes, and Jesse Rolsten and wlte.
Wm. Pierson and wife .spent Satur
day night and Sunday with Edward
Pierson and family.
.1. V. Smith and family called on
P. A. Rolsten and family, Tuesday.
Jacob Nihiser and son passed
through this place, Tuesday.
Mrs, Etta Beougherand children, of
Lancaster, are spending a few days
with her mother, Mrs. M. Cotterman
at this place.
Hello Crossingville, we are sorry to
hear of your items washing away, but
we fear it cannot be otherwise, If it
keeps on raining.
Philip Geiger lost a valuable horse,
Monday.
Samuel and Bertha Smith were Lo
gan callers, Saturday. Bi.uk Bkli,.
Bremen Route 1
There was a large crowd in attend
ance at Children's services at Bethel,
Sunday afternoon.
There will be Children's Services at
Harvey Chapel M. E. Church, Sunday
morning, .1 une 27th. Everybody In
vited. Wm. O. Beery was a Lancaster visi
tor Monday.
.Jesse Beery, wifo and son Bryan,
and .7. II. Graitls, wife and daughter
Edna, were the Sunday guests of Win.
Scholl and family.
Happy Hooligan passed through
here en route to Lancaster, Sunday.
.1. II. Stoner Is sawing on William
Funk's farm at present,
Miss Alice Larlinor spent last week
in Bremen.
Miss Goldie Howdyshell Is doing
culinary work for Isaac Blttgers at
present.
The Bodafor gas and oil compai
,v
struck a good oil woll on the farm
lfe
CENTRAL UNION
Mis. Hatllo Thomas one half mile
south of llremeii, the latter part of
last week. The well llowcd about 1G0
barrel of oil Iwforc It was cased.
Several from this section attended
the show of .lesse James, Saturday
night at Bremen.
Tliero Were 25 Patterson irr.ii1nnl.na
in Bush Creek Township this year.
Tho Commencement was held In the
auditorium at Bremen, Saturday
night, June 12th. Dr. Elson, of
O, S. C, gave the class address.
Hoy Brown, son of .1. S. Hmwn.
merchant at Bremen, Is working for
J. E. Brown.
The School Hoard of Marlon Town
ship met Monday, June 21st. and
after a long contention as to where
to place the teachers, agreed on hir
ing the following to take charge of
the schools: No. 1, C. 11. Carpenter:
No. 2, 1 1. M. Heft; No. :i, W. A.
Scholl: No. 4, Earnest Wright; No.
5, I), p. Lecrono; No. (I, F. S. Poling;
No. 7, A. M. Elllnger: No. 3, Tena
Stedem; No. ii, May Sparnon.
Pine Valley
Tom Cook and Nick Bowers were
shearing sheep for Wm. Anderson,
last Monday.
Mrs. Wm. Whltmer and children, of
Bloomlleld, Ohio, visited Susan Whlt
mer, a few days last week.
J. W. Schaal and Wm. Collison
passed through this valley last Thurs
day. Aiiey Dresner was on our streets,
last Monday.
Eva Stiveison, Ioma and Sherman
Marble visited Myrtle and VIrgie
Kitchen, Sunday.
John Anderson, of Logan, spent
Sunday with his parents at this place.
Charley Krinn was on our streets,
Saturday.
Mr. Vetter, of Boss county, visited
his daughter, Mrs. Clias. Kitchen, at
this place, Saturday and Sunday.
John Evans, of Pleasant Valley,
called on Wm, Anderson, last Friday.
Several people from this place at
tended the ice cream supper at Cedar
Grove, last Saturday night, all report
a good time.
Win. Anderson made a business trip
to Logan, last Friday.
Charles Mutton and Virgil Hone
were on our streets, Sunday.
.lames Anderson has been working
in Logan the past week.
Delbert Ilarble took dinner with
Otis Kuhn, Sunday.
II. W. Kitchen made a business
trip to Logan, last Saturday.
Amos Boblson was on our streets,
one day last week.
Charles Kitchen was a Logan visi
tor, Saturday.
John Dillon made a business trip to
Enterprise, Saturday.
Chailes Unger passed through this
valley, last Friday.
Mrs. Liz te Cook called on Sarah
Dillon, Sunda'.
Rev. Ilaible preached at New Zion,
last Sunday night.
Oil Valley
Guy Wiight made a trip to Union
Furnace, Friday.
Guy Wiight and Frank Wolfe were
at Hush Cieek, Thuisday evening,
lishing.
There was a biithday party on Miss
E'jtella Wright, Saturday evening.
There was a large crowd in attend
ance and all report a line time.
Children's service at Bethany, Sun
day, was well attended.
Jesse Fickel called on Goldie Scholl,
Saturday evening.
L. D. Wright was a Logan visitor,
Saturday.
11. Wolfe called on Irene Slnes.Sun
day evening.
Several from this place attended
the ice cream social at Webbs Chapel,
Saturday evening.
Orla Wolfe called on lady friend at
Logan, Saturday evening.
Wm. Wolfe and Miss Butt" took a
pleasant drive, Saturday evening.
Samuel Sanderson and wife were
Logan visitors, Saturday.
Edward Stivison, of Cherry Bidge,
and Nora Scholl, of Evergreen Valley,
attended the Icecieam social at L. D,
Wright's, Saturday evening.
At an assemblage of charity work
ers at a residence house in the East
end, preparing for the fall campaign,
Calvin Brewster narrated a story of a
mendicant who very much needed a
pair of trousers: remembering that
physicians wore compelled to wear
high-grade clothing, he wandered up
above the plaa and fifth avenue, and
observing tho name of a physician on
a large sliver plate on the door of the
line looking residence, he ascended
the steps and rang the door bell, an
elderly sweet faced lady came to tho
door, and tho linnovoiished caller
said: "madam I am very hard up and
have called to see If 1 could obtain a
pair of tho doctois cast oil trousers,"
the lady smiled at him and replied,
"1 am the Doctor." Cunninu Mic.
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