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What A Woman Will Not DoTil**!« llt; nut I■ 11h • woman woiilii mil do lit niunlli her loll Ih'Biiiv. KIib oil k lit Id ’ lolly •• /iialoiu In |irfiovliiB her ic limit. Tim llfirll it rlo If tlllli.tl Inn. .. bvriplly Mi-illclnn or Ii|»ihi‘lt; Til* I* Iliii limn , . plsnt nlil In iirnnnrvliiK a luoiotiriil iMn.ninlWill iln iiinri' llinn anything *!«. in nlnlnn llm rnmm lo fUllml olie»l«». Al nil Iriiimlil-nml clenlerH*. the.RockbridgeHenry Aug erected a new home near Rockbridge.Mrs. Mows Woltz was In l,ogafi, Saturday.Ilavls SmIM and daughter Edna, were Logan shoppers one day last week.Lizzie Kllck was wen on our streets Saturday.Phepa Walker called on Mrs. tiotleib Hailey, Saturday evening.Tena Inlxxien visited her sister, Mrs. Joseph Marshall, of Sugar Grove, last week.Mrs. (Joss IrilxHlen called on Alineda Hailey, Thursday.Noah Yond moved Ids family back to Rockbridge last weekMrs. Menervla Martin, of I*ogan, Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. flint Hula at present.John Dupler, of W. Va., has moved Ids family hack to Lancaster.Miss Cora, Sarah and Emma Dupler, of Lancaster, visited their grandma, Sunday.Rev. M. U. White addressed a large crowd at the U. B. Church, Sunday evening.Mrs. Geo. Cold called on Mrs Lonzo Stoughton, of Lancaster.Hi,uk Bonnkt.Newtown Mo.i Amos Carpenter made a flying to Rockbridge. Thursday.Earnest Shull made a business trip to Sugar Grove, Thursday.The great monster death called at Mrs. Peter Daubenmfar, and look away a Ixiloved wife and mother.Amos Carpenter has purchased a line cement mixer.Lewis Kllck. the Brier Hollow jockey has excepted a Job, breaking Earnest Shull’s colt In the saddle.Lee Shull made n business trip to Rockbridge. Monday.Charles Carpenter and family called on Win. Ituplerand family, Sunday.Mrs. Clarence Conrad called on Mr. Kllck and family, Monday evening.Mrs. Magdalina Carpenter and grand-daughter, of Tattle Ridge, are visiting her children, of Canal Winchester.Rcnjamln Carpenter and family called on his father, Sunday.clarence Carpenter made a Hying trip to Logan, Saturday.Cleveland Jackson ami family called on Win. Elick and family, Sunday.Win. Edwards was seen on our streets, Sunday.Fanny Dupler was seen out driving for her health, Monday morning.Frank Johnston and wife called on John Carpenter and family, Sunday.Well, Old Crupper, you was lucky when you was llshlng, not to break your nose Instead of the hook.Busy Hkk.Black JackAs It lias been one year since 1 have written a letter 10 my old friend In old Hocking, I will try and drop a few lines from old Mercer County, Mo. Health In tlds part of Missouri Is good: crops look line. The acreage of corn planted is larger here than common. Grass Is good as we have had plenty of rain and Is very warm now: corn needs work hut the ground Is too wet at present. Garden truck looks well, potatoes promise a line crop: small fruit not more than half crop except grapes and blackberries. Good crop of peaches nearly all killed. Apples prospect for a good crop.Wheat and rye fair prospect, oats and speltzs look tine, cattle and horses are looking line and are bringing good prices. Sheep are high, their are a great many sheep In Mercer County. People for the last three years brought In great docks of sheep. Hogs are not plenty rather a short crop. Not many Angora goats, here they don’t appear to take well.I do tldnk the people of Hocking County are in earnest in regard to gas and oil. Success to them Is the writers wishes. There is some excitement in our county near Cainsville, In regard to coal. They report a line vain of good coal. We need it badly as we are taxed very high for what coal we use: asmuchas Ucents a bushel and very poor quality. Timber Is getting scarser every year. There are lots of large farms here that have no timber, and the farmers ttiat have timber, don't want to dispose of It. Railroads have gotten a great lot of the best timber for piling and paid a good price for it hut not enough to justify present prices.Have to close my letter, and if this escapes the waste basket I will try and come again, my best wishes to all my old friends of Hocking County Ohio. Yours trulyMiciiakl Bowkics.Brier HollowWill Elick and w ife called on their daughter Clara Jackson, Wednesday.Ed Engle called on Amos Carpenter. Wednesday.Alice Elick made a business trip to Rockbridge, Tuesday.Mrs. Alice Dupler and mother called on Mrs. Fanny Dupler, Thursday of last week.Alice Elick and Mrs. Lizzie Edwards called on Amos Elick, Thur-day.Christian Shull made a business trip to Rockbridge, Wednesday.A Daintyin made with individua ofDessertdishesQuite a large crowd attended cliurd at new /.ion. Sunday evening.Mrs. Susan Stlveson and daughters visited Mrs. John Culbertson, Saturday afternoon.Henry Keck was a caller In this valley, one day last week.Susan Kuhn visited Mrs. Xu rial Keck, one day last week.Allen Relchley and Minnie Stive son, of Logan, were the guests of Susan Stlveson and family.Della Keck visited her sister Mrs, Jennie Heigle, one day last week.Harley Emmons anil wife made a flying trip to Logan, last Tuesday.Harley Kalklosch and wife, of Lo gan, visited the former's parents, Henry Kalklosch and wife, over Sunday.Mrs. Ella Emmons called on Susan Stlveson, one day last week.Edwin lies, of Logan, was In this valley, one day last week.Charles Heigle and family made a Hying trip to Logan, last Saturday.Charles Thompson and Anna Stlveson attended Memorial day at South Hloomingville.Allen Relchley and Minnie Stlveson attended the show at So. Blooming-vllle, last Saturday evening.Hen Morse, of Orland, was the Sunday guest of Ids parents.Susan Stlveson and daughters visited Zuriah Keck, last Friday afternoon.Harley Emmons and wife called at the home of Susan Stlveson, Sunday evening.Frank Allen and wife, of Ileshoro, visited Clint Keck and wife, Sunday.Vince Morse and son were the over Sunday guests of Henry Keck and wife.George Morse is on the sick list.A social at St. John, June the HI.Tiuitlb Dgvk.CONspent Hum! family.F.i I ward tors to Lok Quarter!: church, nt Iding Eldi present.Su. Bloomlngvllle and VicinityJohn Starkey received a severe shock from lightning, while plowing on Wednesday last. The horse was struck and instantly killed, and Mr. Starkey was rendered unconscious for several hours.The little son of Rufus Johnson met with a painful accident on last week by running a needle Lo the bone just below the knee. Dr. Henniger. of Adelphi, was called and investigating, found the needle broken in several pieces. The little fellow bore Ids sufferings patiently and is doing line.E.E. Chllcote Is still getting better, we w ill he glad to see Elze up again, as he has surely had his share of sickness. Howard Xorth is also Improving.John D. Mount and wife, of Logan, spent a few days visiting the latter's parents, John Hamilton and wife, recently.Cleo Cooper returned home, after spending a few weeks at Logan.Mrs. Fred Cody, of Clrcleville, is visiting relatives at this place.H. M. Shaw was a Logan visitor on Friday.John HulTman and wife, of Logan.George K nlng in Loi Last rece reward Is o and return Valley.”I am alst respondent There Is social al evening.Mae I loci Is spendin; brother, f this place.The Beth preparing f ••Sport” champion h ty: we pres prize race o The oil 1 booming.. M. Ficl in Logan ai recently.Three me man and an together: nc place when night, they keep watch The barber watch, the the baldheai Jestingly th by shaving Irishman, ai of twelve, sa half awake hand over hi he's waked when he shoQuite a preaching i evening.Arthur Eunice, call uren, Sunc Iiarloy ' trip to Luge Elsie Lint streets, Moi Win. Vai were Logai Neut Pri this place ? f corn. James Lii ters were tli ancuren ai Vernon W was the Sun his cousin I James Ni seen on our Quite a la sale of Mrs. day afteri I). W. Wlt; streets Sum Henry He hoppers Sa Willouglil valuable In1Governor I
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Logan Democrat Sentinel
Logan, Ohio, US
Thu, Jun 17, 1909
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