The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-05-08
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Long Tales.
The Happenings of Logan aud Vicinity
Carefully Compiled Cor Our
Kindly Readers.
Day, July i.


Mrs. Thomas Mohler is quite
sick.
Il. Yerges, Matchmaker and
Engraver.
Coming! Junior Day. Look
out for the date.
Mr.. Gordon Armstrong spent
Sunday at home.
Mr.. Ed Roby, of Columbus, was
in this city Friday.
Don't forget the place, Dollison
q Arnold's Drug Store.
Judge Friesner, of Columbus.is
attending court this week.
The Logan band has placed
their orders for new uniforms.
MIR. Silket of the G. II. Va II.
was attending court Tuesday.
Mr.. f. ID. Ricketts,, of South
Perry, was in this city Monday.
MIR. Roy Butin, of Columbus,
visited Logan relatives Sunday.
Mrs. Kate Wood, of Columbus,
spent Sunday with Logan friends.
Prank Blasius is riding the
wheel that is the "lIclipse" of every
thing.
-Pongees, Plisses, Percales,
Ginghams and Satines at Stiers &
Co.'s.
Mrs. Mac Collumber and child
rem of Columbus, spent Sunday in
Logan.
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bus, was the guest of her parents,
Sunday.
Good music at Gymnasium on
evening of May 18th. Admission
10 cents.
Squire Elmer Dawson, of Lau-
relville, was engaged in our courts
Monday.
L. A. C. "wind raiser,' at Gym,
evening of May IL. Don't stay out
i'm the cold.
Attorney Swineheart, of Adel-
phia, was attending court Monday
and Tuesday.
Spring Capes, ali shades, all
styles of trimming, all prices, at
Stiers & Co.'s.
Good music at Gym, Friday
evening, May II. DON'T say you
didn't hear it.
Hon. j. NJ. McGilIivray, of Nc
Arthur, was in our city Monday on
legal business.
Miss Anna Lama, of Columbus,
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Arthur Jadwin.
-Messrs Rene Nelson and Ed.
SchafTer, of Nelsonville. were in
this city Friday.
Miss Lolita Barnicut, of Nelson
Vile, is the guest of Miss Kate
Tritsch this week.
Dress Ginghams, over IL dozen
different patterns, only 5 cents the
yard, at Stiers d Co.'s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McCand-
lish are visiting friends and rela-
tives at Bremen, Ohio.
On sale to-day, the newest,
neatest creations in Ladies' Shirt
Waits, at Stiers & Co.'s.
Miss Effie Moore, of Columbus,
spent Sunday with her sister Miss
Lucy Moore of this city.
Paste this in your hat. l.. A.C.
Athletic and musical entertainment
May II, Friday evening.
To-day is the opening day for
us on the finest line of Shirt Waists
in the market. Stiers & Co.
Go to I'ollison & Arnold's drug
store for the finest wall paper. a
large fresh lot just received.
Mr.. II. +. Mccormick, of Co
lumbus, spent Sunday with his
parents on North Walnut Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Miller and
son Curtis, of Shawnee spent Sun
day with Jesse Vanhorn and fami-
ly.
Mr.. Fred Miller and sister Miss
Hattie, of Columbus, were the
guests of Miss Grace Reasoner,
Sunday.
Miss Besse Elsie and little sis.
ter Wilhelmine, of Columbus, are
the guests of their aunt, Mrs. Chas.
McLain.
Brown, all wool, double cape, full
sweep, one and ne-half inch satin
ribbon trimming, for $1.S5, at Stiers
d. Co.'s.
There were eight applicants
to the Boxwell examination and 81
applicants for teachers certificates
Saturday.
Bill Lay, the efficient jeweler
at Weiland's, is most unpleasantly
annoyed with the rheumatism at
this writing.
Wash Curtain Goods in Fig.
ured Swiss, Madras and Plain
Ruftled Muslin, Loops to match, at
Stiers d Co.'s.
Mr.. Will Stinchcomb and wife
of Chicago, were the guests of Hon
( j. +. Rochester and wife the
past few days.
DIR. Harry Cozad and Mr.. James
Sheppard, two prominent young
men of Nelsonville, were Sunday
visitors to our city.
Arrival Of Shirt Waists Ties
Button Sets, White Curtain Loops
for Swiss Curtains, New Drapefy
etc, at Stiers & Co.'s.
Roy Kern is agent for the Com.
naercinL Gazette. Try it a week and