The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-01-05
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MTS. Ut. NUTVpUVII 10 NiSipuS
In Macarthur.
Mrs. May Ball spent few days
in Plymouth last week.
MIR. Warren Taylor, Of Starr,
was a business visitor in Logan
last week.
MIR. Bert Graham, of Athens,
spcnt Sunday evening with friends
in Logan. 81 As@ SNs
MFR. Thos. Harris and wife
spent a few days last week in New
Plymouth.
Mr.. G. II. Towson, Of Lancast-
er, was in Logan on insurance bus
|.iness Thursday.
Mr.. Fred Deischlie has been
visiting friends and relatives in
Macarthur the past week.
The class of 100 L.. III. s. held
their reunion at the home of Miss
Myra Brown last evening.
Mrs. John Sweeny, of New
Pittsbure, is visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Martin.
Miss Eva Harrington returned
Wednesday, to Painesville Semin-
ary to resume her studies.
Arthur Palmer will let you see
that new,sleigh of his own manu-
facture if you call at his place Of
business. A
ASK Walter Rochester, our
young clerk, why sweet potatoes
came down so suddenly last Satur-
day afternoon.
Miss May Kessler, delightfully."-
entertained a few of her intimate
friends, with u "New Yeas waltz"
on the last evening of the old year.
We regret the intelligence re-
ceived by Judge Weitzell from Tex
as that his brother "I,ick" is Sc
riously i'll with little hopes of re-
covery.
-On tomorrow Rev. Rudisill
will preach on the subject of aGold.
en- Opportunities" in the morning,
and in the evening, on "The First
Thing" at the M. E. Church. All
are invited.
The Misses Jennie Dollison,
Annie and Bird White, and Min
ME Crow, and Mr.. j. P. Nunemaker
returned to Jobs to resume their
work in the schools after a pleas
ant vacation.
The Delaware students, Misses
Ruth and Belle Brooke and Messrs
Frank Brooke, Jno. Orr, and Cor
don Armstrong, returned to their
labors Wednesday, after spending
vacation at their homes, here.
Mrs. L. d. Vickers, entertained
on Monday afternoon, crowd o.
young ladies in honor of her niece
Miss Amelia Grove. Elegant re-
freshments were served, and some
very pretty fancy work was dis
played.
|. The pavements on the south
side of Main Street are almost i'm
passable on account of the ice. A
little ashes or sawdust may save
o broken bone or bruise and posi-
bly, save dollar or two to our bus
ness men.
Subjects of sermons at tn
Presbyterian church next Sabbath
morning, "Courage in Prayer.
Evening, "Why I am a Christian.
With next Sabbath begins the weel
of prayer for 1895 and there will
be services at the Presbyterian
church each evening of the week
The knights of Pythias hell
their installation in their new hall
Mccarthy building, last Wednes
day evening. The new castle is
!. model assembly room and tn
knights are enthusiastic that theil
old number Of ll5 will increase ii
! the coming year.
We wish to compliment Gen
g. g. Gage, our efficient truant Of
ficer, on his nerve. He is the hap
: py possessor of great ropes of goo
r hard nerve running through tha
!. little frame, that will some da
cause him to get licked, or place
t large and indeliblo mark to hi
!. credit.
8 The Divide Musin's Concer
Company will be at the Chestnu
g Street Opera House, Lancaster, O
j next Friday, January II. AS 1t
: rare that such musicians come !
to this valley, excursion rates wi
be given by the G. H. v. g. T. r..
A special train will leave Athen
and return Immediately after tn
concert. Seats are now ON sale 9
the Drug Store of F. Harrington
First floor, 1925. Balcony, 81 o