The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-12-27

McBflde.
Mr.. Yves McClintock and family,
of Defiance O.,wss the guests of his
mother and Mr.. and Mrs. +. M
Mckay here.
The progress on water works and
sewerage is entirely checked now
because of the winter that was
sure to come.
Mrs. Chas. Blehm and the Misses
Bessie and Marie Bowman, of CC-
Inmbus, are visiting friends and
relatives in this city.
The Schubert Concert was well
attended last evening in the face Of
the blizzard. They gave an excel
lent entertainment.
The corps Of Logan educators
who are teaching the young ideas
how to shoot, in the county are ut
home for the holiday s.
Mr.. w 0. Simpson and Willie
Glenn. two prominent busine' s
men of Jackson, o., were visitors
II this city Wednesday.
Mr.. Ernest Rauch, one Of our re-
cent home graduates, now study
ing medicine in Columbus, ate
dinner at his home here.
Mrs. ID. j. Crpsap, Mrs. J B. Dol
lison and Mr.. r. Il. l.. Cresap were
Christmas guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Postun of Nelsonville.
Mr.. Frank G.. Rochester, follow
ing an extended business trip thro'
the West, returned to spend the
holidays with his family here.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Mumford,
Mrs. Anna BrashearS and Mr.. Lu c.
man Baker, all of Columbus, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Baker.
We have always been in doubt
as to how many people are neces-
sary to make II seixtette. Five, ac-
cordi.g to the Schubert Symphony
| Club.
The Stewart Dramatic Co. will
present at Rempel's Opera House
urday evening. Dec. %, "Driven
Away" Special artists. Special
scenery.
The Misses Melle and Jessie
Brooke and Mr.. Roy Brooke, all of
Pleasantville, Ohio, are the pleas
antly entertained guests of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Ii. Brooke.
The Misses Ambrose handsome
ly entertained with charming
dance for the Misses Brooke, We'd
nesday evening. Abont twelve
couples were present.
Mrs. VIM. Smith of Jobs received
a very handsome Christmas pre-
sent from her husband, in the
shape of ii $4,000 organ, brought of
A. NJ. Sparks of this town.
The prisoners of the county Jail
are very musically inclinded set.
The denizens of Second street have
discovered that the cornet player
is Very industrious fellow.
A new firm composed of j. l.
Hawk, A. II. Thurness and II. j.
West will engage in the grocery
and dry goods business in he room
now occupied by Guthrie & Co.
Mr.. Eli Keller is spending the
holidays in Logan port Ind Won
der if it could be possible that Eli
will return with fair companion
by his side. Now, Eli, no surprises.
Miss Katherine F'ripsner return
ed from Columbus Tuesday after Il
few days visit with her sister and |
father. Miss Eta came down to
spend Christmas with her grand
mother, Mrs. Fl. e Gallagher.
We learn from the happy ex-
pressiOns in the "gang" of "what
did you get, and what got" for
that Col. Ike Kontner
was the recipient Of II handsome
and useful present from his Court
House friends.
Subject at M. f. church Sunday
"Giants and Grasshop-
perS." In the evening the pastor
will preach one of the series of SER
mons on the Bible, subject: "The
Bible and its Foes" Special music
for evening. Solo by Miss lrma
two selections by male
:h"ruS, duette by Mrs. Bailey and
Miss Wright. All are cordially in
'ited to these services.
The congregation Of the Presby-
erian church presented the Rev.
md Mrs. Moore with a handsome
iaud painted China tea set. Tie
rift Is II very pretty and appropri-
! e one and Is very much in evI-
ience of the high esteem and re-
,ard in which the members Of the
Iold their pastor. The present Is
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