The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-03-23
Waller Rochester spent Thurs
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MIR. Jno. Snider, of Lancaster,
was in our city on business, Thurs
day.
Miss Edna Weller, of Culum-
bus, is the guest Of Miss Mablo o.
Hara.
Miss Bell Dew, Of Nelsonvillc,
was recent guest of Mrs. Frank
Martin.
Mrs A. Palmer, who has been
quite i'll for the past few weeks, has
recovered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darius White
will celebrate their golden we'd
ding on Sunday next.
Mr.. Will Kessler has purchased
full plated gold cornet of the
celebrated Conn make.
Mrs. Ellen Ward and daughter
of New Lexington, are the guests
of Mrs. John Mcbride.
Mr.. Frank McClandnsh, Of
Bremen o., visited friends in this
city "Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Mae Richards, of Colum-
bus, is a most pleasantly entertain
ed guest of Miss Ruth Rochester.
Miss Ella Poland, after pleas
ant visit with Logan friends, has
returned to her home at New Ply
mouth.
Miss Anna Wood, of New Ply
mouth, is the guest OF her sister,
Mrs Thomas Harris, of North Wal
nut Street.
The Methodist and Pres sbyter-
ian church organs have been over
hauled and are now in the best of
condition.
Mrs. II. G. Comstock, of Nelson
vile, spent Il few days among her
friends of this place the fore part
of the week.
Miss Minnie kieinschmidt has
returned from Nelsonville, where
she has been the guest of Mrs.
Fred Stracke.
Rev. Leslie, of NelsonviIle.
preached to very appreciative
audience at the NJ. L. Church
Thursday night.
We hear that one ofthe grand
est balls that we have ever had
will be given by the "boys" after
lent. Is it true boys?
The meetings at the NJ. T.
church will close on Monday even
ing, March 25th, completing the
eleventh week Of their continual
ton.
Preparations for the entertain
to be given by the band boys. are
being steadily advanced, ana the
entertainment p omises to be a
grand success.
'--EXpert peach growers have
been examining the orchards in
and around this locality AMI claim
that the crop is not so badly dam.
aged ms was at first supposed.
=-Services at the Presbyterian
church tomorroW:-Morning Sub.
Jeet: Gods Inspection of Oar
Hearts Sought" In the evening
Second Missionary Lecture, "China
and the Religions of China"
"A small blaze at the home OF
Jake Miller on Spring Street called
out the fire department yesterday
morning. The FIRE was soon extin.
guished. Loss was very light.
The Nelsonville Bucheye had
It's fighting clothes on Thursday
several spicy articles appeared in
ITS columns. The Buckeye handles
Prof Coultrap, Superintendent OF
the schools in that city, withou,
gloves.
The Democrats ofCorning have
nominated Mr.. George J. Frasch
for Council and George Roof fol
treasurer, with Joe Mattox for
Council In Nelsonvile. Logan
boys seem To be in demand for law
makers and holders of trusts.
The Operetta "Genevieven was
success in every particular. Oui
schooi entertainments always are
IT Is ruinored. that the L.. II. S. will
come before us again in the neal
future, with one Of their "Musicals,'
which only they know how TO give
The Lancaster Gazette of Wed.
nesday says: OF the $75, 900 OF
Natnral Gas Bonds issued by the
city a few years ago, but $4,000 re-
main unpaid, The whole natural
gas debt viii no doubt be wiped
out this year, and then the city
Will enjoy Al income from its nat
nralsgas plant Of good many
thousands Of dollars each year.
The lecture given IN Erilav