The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-11-27
PERSONAL.

MISS NlUa GlblSOft OI NiDlSOH-
willie, was in logan Tuesday.
Mr.. Thos. McFaddcn, of Hayden
willie was in Logan Saturday.
Mrs. Ben Fisher, of Union Fur
mace, was in our city Tuesday
Mr.. VIM. Creed, of Columbus,
was Il visitor in Logan Sunday.
The Thanksgiving ball this even
ing promises to be grand success.
MIR. T.. G. Harsh, made us a
pleasant and substantial call Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob BOwscr are
visiting in Logan.-Laacaster Ga
zette.
The ground will soon be frozen
and work will stop ON the water
works.
Mr.. Ialleck Rouse, Of Jobs, was
visitor in Logan Saturday and
Sunday.
The jokes about the Thanksgiv-
ing turkey are upon us, 50 IS the
blizzard.
Look out'for the big parade on
Thursday afternoon at 2:30 if it
does not rain.
We understand q Bob Inaersol
reading club will soon lie estab-
lished in Logan.
Mr.. +. c. Rochester left Monday
for an cxtrrGtd business trip
through Indiana.
Chas. E. Stet, salesman for Bing-
ham & Runge, Cleveland, was in
our city Saturday.
The Epworth League Literary
Society met at the home Of Carlton
Bright last night.
Miss Mable Mccormick, Of CO.
lumbus, is the guest of har parents
on North Walnut Street
Mrs. Kate Wood, of Columbus,
will he the guest of Miss Emma
Floyd over Thanksgiving.
Miss Duffy, of Union Furnace,
daughter of jolly Oliver Duffy, was
visitor in Logan Saturday.
Mr.. L. G. Robinson, Of Beverly,
was the guest of DR.. and Mrs. j. II.
Dye the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Hannah Poston, of Nelson
VILE, is the guest of Mr., and Mrs.
Clarence Il. Poston, Of "GIenview."
Chas. Rose has the most hand
somely lighted store room in the
city. The big arc in front is up to
date.
At the "Borrel Of Fun" place a
slight explosion of coat oil caused
shattered glass, and a broken
stove.
The members Of the anti ciga-
rette club will form in line at the
school house grounds Thursday af-
tfrnOon.
The stack at the Union Furnace
clay works was broken off by the
high winds Tuesday and will delay
work for some time.
Editor Mckay thought to satisfy
his "rahbit" appetite, and hunt
ing he did go. He says the game
"quailed" beneath his awful aim.
The Hooking County Farmers
Institute will be held on Jan. 81.
and Feb. 1896. One of the sub
iects to be discussed is "good
roads"
This winter instead of com.
missary being established, there
will be formed n laho: committee,
to provide labor for all ahio bodied
applying for help.
Tie Arion Club of Columbus will
give a grand opening concert, Fri
day evening, Dee. G. Many special
invitations have been sent to the
music loving people Of Logan.
The choir of the NJ f. church
has prepared especially fine music
for The services Mt that church
Thanksgiving morning. One Of
the numbers will be ooh Father
Almighty" from HayGens Imper-
ial Mass.
A pleasant party of Logan peo-
pie went to Lancaster last night,
to see Helen Mora in The
Modern Mephisto. Among the
party were Mr. Chas Srhwonke,
Mr.. II. +. Rose and wife, Mr. Rob't
Burden, Miss Alma Keynoe and
Mrs. Elmer Armstrong.
William Gibison. Of GibisonviIle,
who was tried and convicted in the
Common Pleas Court Of Arson and
sentenced to the GAINESVILLE Work
House, was brought here Monday
evening. Gibson was adjudged
insane and will he taken to the In
sane Asylum at Athens.
II you want to see a nice clean
game of foot ball and have Il good
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