The Democrat-sentinel. [volume], June 24, 1909, Image 8

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l)r. At. II, CherrliiRton Dr. J, S. Clicrrlngton Lucy Armstrong, Supt
'I III: CIIURRINdrON HOSPITAL la now entering upon Its second
year. During tlie past thirteen mouths many persons have been
operated upon and without a single fatality.
ANY ONIs In need of an operation and wishing other than the
Hospital surgeons, may have their choice of surgeons.
OUR (lRAt)UAfli IIUAD NURE, AND TWO COMPETENT UN-(MADUATI-
NURSHS are constantly In chaigc. The physicians' of
fice being in the hospital, one or the other Is usually present.
THIi OPPICIi Is equipped with an X-ray and electrical apparatus
for the treatment of diseases, Calls answered by cither physician
day or night.
TELUIMIONESOfflce and Hospital-Citizens nnd Hell, 2 on 78.
PRIVATE AMBULANCE SERVICE.
CHERRINGTON HOSPITAL, Logan, 0.
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Mr. John
Monday.
Shunk was in Logan,
Miss Evelyn Bowen has returned
to Oxford.
Mr. (Jhria Aclimier was in Co
lumbus, Saturday.
D. S. Smith, the
hatter, is in
Lancaster this week.
Mr. Johnny Smoot was in Co
lumbus over Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Juke Hansel were
in Lancaster, Sunday.
Mr. Juke Denby, of Oreville,
was in Logan, Saturday.
Mr. Dan Engle and son Karl, of
Orland, were in Logan Saturday.
Mrs. Will White und daughter
were visitors in Lancaster, Sun
day. Mr. Eber Turner, of Laurelville,
was in Logan Saturday on busi
ness. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Eberst were
guests of friends, Sunday, in
Haydonville.
Miss Grace Thurness, daughter
of Mayor Thurness, returned Mon
day from Wooster.
Messrs. Fred Ambrose and Ferd
Hack, of Union Furnace were in
Logan over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. I. Edwards, of
Rockbridge, were business visitors
in Logan, Saturday.
Mr. Harry Brown returned Sun
day to Akron, after a week's visit
with his parents here.
Master Dallas Kinser was the
guest of Dr. and Mrs. H. G. Camp
bell in Columbus, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Price were
in Lancaster, Sunday, guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Peuil Price.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Ucker
were Capital City visitors Sunday,
guests of Mrs. Ucker's people.
Miss Edyth Chute, of Carbon
hill, was in Logan Monday and
went to Lancaster on Tuesduy.
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Smith, of
Haydenville, were in Logan among
frionds, Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Fred Campbell was in Co
lumbus, Sunday to visit his father
who is at the hospital vory sick.
Mr. Albert Martin, of Salt Lake
City, wus in Logan Monday, guest
of his biother, Judge F. P. Mar
tin. Mr. Charles Lappen and Miss
Freda Armstrong were guests of
friends in Haydenville over Sunday.
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iMr. Anthony Ucker, of Nelson
ville, was in Logan over Sunday
visiting his futhor, Mr. John
Ucker.
Mr. John F. Ilartman, who is
working in Nelsonvillo, was in
Logan oyer Sunday visiting his
family.
Judge John C. Stoughton wus
called to Lancaster Sunday, by the
death of his brother, Lon Stough
ton's wife.
Mr. Tom Leyshon returned home
Sunday, from Texas, where he has
been for a few years operating a
dairy farm.
Mr. and Airs. Dill Sanderson
and son John Thomas, returned
lust Saturday from a visit in Wash
ington, C. H.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Tiuiberlake,
of Los Angeles, are in Logan visit
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Timberlake.
Mr. John Slisher, of Lancaster,
was circulating among acquain
tance here, Friday and made our
olfice a pleaBiint call.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Sparks, of
Lancaster, were in Logan, Sunday
und Monday, coming through in
their new touring car.
Mrs. Jumos Poling was called to
Haydenville, Sunday, because of
the death of the infant child of
Mr. und Mrs, John Smart.
Miss Clara
been visiting
Downey, who has
her grandmother,
Airs. Doebele, for some days, has
returned to her home in Colum
bus. The infant child of Mr. and
Mrs. John Smart, of Haydenville,
died Sunday and the funeral was
held at Ebonezer Church on Tues
day. Mr, and Mrs. Geo. L, BloBserand
Mrs. Julia Wagner and daughter
Maude, of Baltimore, spent Sun
day with Mrs. Whorf, of near Or
land. Miss Bertie Martin, who has
been visiting relatives in Logun
for some weeke, returned to her
home in Columbus, Thursday of
last week.
Masters Marion and Raymond
McGhee.of Vinton, Gallia Co., sons
of Mr.Vul McGhoe, formorly a rail
road employee hero, are visiting
their uncle und aunt, Auditor and
Mrs. Jas. L. Martin. They came
up to take in Howe's cirouB, Tues
day. going to stand cvor
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nHMiitett utiil ontlursori by pliyslulmiH liml
nurses is Kemp's IlnlMitn, thu lieit coUuli
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slinll lie nt a loss to know wlint Mill. At
dniKMlsts' nnil dealers', 'I'm,
Mrs. II. G. Campbell, who litiB
boon nt the bed side of her bus-
i band In Columbus, was in Logun
over Sunday. Dr. Campbell is im
proving very slowly.
Regular sorvices at the Trinity
Lutherun church next Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock, standard
time. Sunday School 0 a, m.
F. T. Saiinoiimtu, l'ustor.
FOR SALE One of the most
ptousnnt and throughly appointed
homes on Mound Street of Glen
view Heights, in Logan, Cull at
residence or phone.
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June 10 3w.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dauben
mier were called to Lancaster,
Saturday, because of the doath of
Mrs. Daubenmier sister, Mrs, Lon
Stoughton. The funeral and in
terment took pluae, Monday at
Rockbridge.
Mrs. W. P. Heft and daughters
Helen and Ruth, were the over
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J. G. Gilliam at their pretty home
in Indiunola Terrace, Columbus,
Ohio. The Misses Helen and
Ruth will remain a portion of
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Garber,
of Columbu, are in Logan this
week, along with Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Brenueman and Miss Ruth
Bishop. They are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. George Bishop, and
are enjoying an outing at the
Rock House, Cedar Falls, Ash
Cave and Old Man's Cave, and
other scenic resorts in this county.
The following persons were visi
tors in Lancaster Sunday, presum
ably to 6eo the bull game: Mr. and
Mrs. H. F. Ambrose, Messrs. John
Welluian, Scott Braddock, Harley
Kuhn, Gus Heine, Chas. Pleuk
hurp, Seth Sloan, Chas. Beck,
Wallace Glenn, Carl Littlejohn,
Jake Fox, Thos Mohler, Clem
Krieg, Cy Rochester, and Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Foster.
Those from out of town who at
tended the funeral Thursday, of
Miss Mary Josephine Dickens,
were Mrs. Perey Mayo, Miss Sue
Gallagher and Miss Nellie McBride
of Columbus; Mr. King Wright,
Mrs. Martin Orman, Mrs. Frank
Caves and Miss Nell Wright, of
Lancaster; Maihew McBride,
Juhn McBride and Miss Alice Mc
Bride of New Straitsville.
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Pleasant Valley
Church at Fairview Sumday
night was well attended.
Mrs. Ethel Blackston was an
Enterprise shoppers, Monday.
Mr, Chas. Lenz who has been
working in Columbus, is visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Solomon
Lenz, ut this writing.
Mr, Jacob Cotterman and wife,
were the Sunday guests of the
former's mother Mrs. I. Cotterman
of Corn Cob, Sunday.
MUs. Myrtle Evans oalled on
Ada and Nuda Risen one diy last
week,
Messrs Edward and BoydCoukol
viBited their cousin Mr. Ivor Engle
of near Ilesboro, Sunday,
Mr. C. W. Ziogler und Agnes
Vancuren, were Logan visitors,
Saturduy.
MrB. Sumuel Nihieer and Miss
Muy Niluser, wore tho guests of
their grundmothor, Mrs, II. Klin
ger, of Pleasant Crook, Wednesday.
Mr, Otto Doris and lady friend,
of GibisonvUIe, were seen on our
mads Sunday,
Rev, II. E, Lyons and friend
Jimmy Hamilton, were the oyer
night guests of J. R. Evans and
family, Sunday,
Mr, Augustine Blackston visited
his parents, Mr, und Mrs S. Black
eton of near Bremen, Saturday und
Sunday.
Mr, Bert Lenz is sporting a new
buggy.
Mrs, Win, Beougher nnd ohlld.
ren, of Lancaster, were the gueste
of Mr. and Mrs, Jacob Cotterman,
Sunday evening.
Earl and Bessie Kline, of Trum
bull Co. formerly residents of this
place, are visiting with friends
and relatives here, at this writing,
Mrs, Ethel Blaokston was the
gneat of her brother, Mr. Pearl
Rolston, of Strlngtown, Friday,
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Logan, Route 'i
Practically spending, news' Is In
livitably scarce tills week, the people
being peradventure too busy to visit.
Fred Wcyinuellcr passed through
this place, Sunday.
E. Howdyshell was a pleasant call
er on Lucy Gcil, Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Blum Is visiting his daughter
Mrs. Joseph Kcsslor, at this writing.
Frank Poling attended children's
service at the IT. B, church at Logan,
Sunday evening.
Edward Stivlson and Nora Scholl
attended children's service at Beth'
any, Sunday.
Horace Smith was In this vicinity,
Sliimlnv.
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Holland Bright and wife, of Logan,
visited Peter Bright and family, Sun-
dn ,
Vime a line enuorens uay was nuui
at Bethany, Sunday. Br.ifK Bull.
Sand Run
Grace Sparnon visited the past week
with friends and relatives of this
place.
Mis. Donald Hannah and two chil
dren left Thursday for McCluncy,
where she will spend a few days.
Quite a crowd from here attended
church at Coe's Chapel. Sunday eve
ning. Mrs. Dora Smith and Carrie Griffon
spent Sunday at Gore with the lat-
ter's sister.
Claience Edgell Is again counted on
the sick list: he Is very ill at present.
We hope for speedy recover.
Gladys Edgell spent Sunday with
her parents of this place.
Carrie Hannah entertained Satur
day evening, the following: Fanny
and Minnie Edgell, Mae Terrell, Roy
Blanchard, Jennie GrllTen, Edward
Cooper and Grace Sparnon, of Logan.
Sunday school Is progressing nicely
under Donald Hannah as supeiln
tendent. Blue Bell.
Crocketts Run
Everybody is busy plowing corn
picking cherries and strawberries.
Miss Blanche Carpenter, who has
been at home the three weeks past,
returned to Canal Winchester, Satur
day.
Peter Ringhier was in our valley
Thursday, buying young cattle, Peter
says it pays to Invest in young stall;.
Carl G'runer and sister Helen visi
ted Samuel StivKon and family, Sun
day. Child reus Day services at Centenary
will be held at 9:.i0 A. M. June 27.
Cordial welcome to all.
Prof. F. II. Dully of the O. S. U.
has completed his collegate course,
and is now at home spending a vaca
tion. Our road Supt. J no. Wagner is busy
remodeling the roads filling the mud
holes and scraping off the bumps.
Mr. Chas. Carpenter wife and fam
ily and Miss May Carpenter, spent
Sunday with .Ino. Elick and family.
Misses Jessie Disbennet and Tena
Ellinger were plesant callers of Miss
Cora Carpenter, Sunday afternoon.
.Tno. Ililler, of Haydenville, broke
bread with his parents, Sunday.
Thrashing seems to be a paying
business at least Vern Dupler and
Leo Sholl think so, they have pur
chased an outfit.
D. M. Heft was seen wending his
way down the valley, Sunday evening,
Davy Ckookktts.
Starr Corner
Bill Young and Bess Hayburn from
Nelsonville, were seen on our streets,
Wednesday.
Mrs. H. II. Cruise and children
called on .lames Morse and wife, Wed
nesday. The Starr Hocking Coal Co. has re
sumed their work on the switch from
Starr to their mine at Coonville.
Ellhu Wells, who has been working
at Nelsonville, was home over Sun
day, also Edith Wells, who has been
working at Logan, was home over
Sunday.
Mary E. Cruise made a business
trip to New Plymouth, Thursday.
Born to Homer Hull and wife, of
Carbondale, twins, boy and girl, and
unfortunately they both died. The
little ones were laid away to rest in
the Asbury cemetery, Friday.
Dr. Moore, of Union Furnace, call
ed at II. H . Cruise and wife and left
a line big 8 pound boy to make his
future homo with them, Saturday
the lth.
Mrs. Joe O'Neill called on Mrs. II.
II, Cruise, Saturday afternoon.
II. II. Cruise and Harley Morso
commenced painting the Asbury
church, Wednesday.
Ettlo Carter, of Rabbit Ridge, has
the measles,
Charley Carter and Miss Pldcock
were united In marriago, Tuesday
evening.
Jefferson Edgar made a business
trip to Nelsonville, Saturday,
Mary McConehay, who has been
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Cures stomach and liver
troubles and chronic con
stipation by restoring the
natural action of the stom
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working at Straitsville, Is at home on
a visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Hewitt and little grandson
called on Mrs. Jefferson Edgar, Sat
urday. Brushy Fork
Prof. Walter, of Crawfis Institute,
was In this vicinity, last Friday.
Jacob Reber was seen enroute to
Sugar Grove, Saturday evening.
Daniel Martin made his usual trip
to Lancaster, Sunday evening.
Doc Love and John Cavlnee have
been working for Y. Sheets, the past
week.
Chas Fjsher and wife were Logan
visitors, Saturday.
Emma Reber called on Mrs. Philip
Martin, Saturday evening.
G. W. Bryan made a business trip
to Lancaster, Saturday.
Daniel and Win. Martin were Sugar
Grove visitors, Saturday evening.
Geo. Matheny, of Lancaster, has
been visiting relatives of this place,
the past week.
Carl Wesbauer purchased a new set
of boxing gloves recently, and as a
result is carrying a black eye. Carl
you had better secure another trainer.
Daniel Martin made a business trip
to Horn's mill recently.
Mrs. Wm. Morgan, of Lancaster,
spent Wednesday on her farm in this
valley.
Frank Shue and wife were the
guests of the latter's parents, Law
rence Hoke and wife, Sunday.
Joseph Matheny was a Sugar Grove
visitor, Saturday evening.
James Moigan called on Jacob
Matheny, Saturday evening.
Clarence Biyan called on James
Morgan, Sunday afternoon,
Jacob Matheny has been on the sick
list the past week.
Carroll
Ralph ColTman and wife visited
Hugh McCall'erty and wife, Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Maggie Collman called on her
mother, Mrs. Sarah Bauer, Saturday
afternoon.
John McCalTerly and daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Alta McCalTorty, of near
Carroll, were visiting their relatives
and frionds of near Ilaynes and Lau
relville, 0 last week,
Nora McCatTerty and mother, Mrs.
Maggie ColTman and daughter, and
Ed Benson and wife called on Robort
McFarland and wife, one evening
last week.
Mrs, Maggie ColTman called on Mrs.
Mary McCalTerly, one evening last
week,
Mary Kistler called on Nora Mc
Call'erty, one day last week,
Elijah Kistler sold a flue hunch of
hogs, one day last week,
Frank McCafferty has purchased a
new binder and riding corn plow,
Mrs. Esther Harmon, of Hayues,0.,
wove a very line piece of carpet for
Mrs. Mary McCafferty, of near Car
roll, Ohio,
Nora McC'allerty visited Ella Hal
iarn, last Sunday.
Mrs. Doille Swisher called on Mrs,
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Alta McCaiTerty .-Thursday af tnrnoon.
Nelson McCalTerly made a Hying
trip to Columbus, last Sunday.
Simeon Herron and Jenny Calbcrt,
of Columbus, were united in mar
riage, June the oth.
Frank McCafferty and wife visited
Pearl Ilaynes and wife, Sunday.
Hugh McCafferty will plow corn for
Ed Benson, this coming week.
Lee Swishe.r made a business . trip
to Columbus, Saturday afternoon.
John McCall'erty and wife took din
ner with their son, Frank MeCallcrty,
Sunday.
Harley McCafferty has been work
ing for John Coll man, the last few
days.
Eliza and Grace Reid visited their
sister, Mrs. Muiiey McCafferty, over
Saturday and Sunday last week.
Hugh McCall'erty purchased a very
nice folding bed, last week.
Flo McCall'erty, of Circlcvillc, is
visiting her father and mother, John
McCall'erty and wife.
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Ilesboro
Quite a large crowd of young peo
ple, of this place attended Children's
day service at Ml, Pleasant, Sunday
evening.
Charles lies and family were tho
guests of his parents, Sunday.
Mrs. Amos C. Kline, of Rockbridge,
was the over Saturday night guest'of
Wm. Vancuren and family.
Frank Winkler and wife, of Logan,
were the guests of the latter's par
ents Sunday, Al Mllsleadand wife.
Vernon Walker, of Ml. Pleasant,
passed through this place, Sunday
evening.
Mrs. James Lindsoy, of llaidscrab
ble, was seen In our midst, Thuisday.
Michael Engle and wlfo passed
through this place, Wednesday,
Thomas Yancuien mado atilpto
tho old farm near Latirolvlllo, Thurs
day. D. W. West made a tilp to Logan,
Wednesday..
John Ferguson and wlfo woro Lo
gan shoppers, Saturday,
George Anthony and wlfo wore scon
on our pikes, Sunday,
Darloy West was seen wending his
way toward Orland, Sunday evening,
Wm, Vancuren and son took dinner
with Vern Kitchen and family, of
Ml. Vornon, Sunday.
Merle Vancuren, who lias been do
ing culinary work for her aunt, ro
turned homo, Saturday,
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Hungry Hollow
Charles Bright and wlfo, of Logan,
spent Sunday with George Green and
family,
Mary and Floronco Saunders, of Lo
gan, spent Sunday with tholr parents
of this place.
Nellie Achauer visited friends in
Logan, last week,
Will Bond, who has been working
at Junction City, spent Saturday and
Sunday at home.
Linda Patton called on Mrs. Frank
l'atton, on Thursday,
Several from tills place attended
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Children's sorvico at Haydenville,
Sunday evening,
Georgo Bond and Xolllo Achauer
spent Sunday at Rockbridge
Charles Del&hloyund wife wore thu
guests of Wm, Wallace, on Sunday,
Ed Joy and vita, of Nolsomillo,
spent Sunday with Ott Smart and
family,
Mrs. Mary Tuckor and daughter
called on her mother, Mis. Mary Voll-
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