The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-04-24
Personals.


DR.. Schwcnkc, Of Rock Bridge
was Il business visitor in Losai
Tuesday.
Mr.. Howard Lemcrt, Of the Cen
trail Ohio Paper Co, was in the cit.
Wednesday.
Mrs. +. S, Pursell and daughter
Helen were visitors in Lancaster
Wednesday.
Miss Rose Tuthill, of Lancaster
was the guest Of Mrs. i J. Dono
van Sunday.
Mrs. John A. Furgeson, OF lies
boro, was the guest Of r, latives
here this week.
Judge J. S. McGillivray of Nc.
Arthur, was in our city Yesterday
attending court.
Attorney John G. Reeves from
Lancaster, was business visitor
In Logan tuesday.
The boys gave Il dance Tuesday
evening, because forsooth the ltal.
ians were in town.
Mr.. Carol Schwarz, the popular
salesman with Chas, Rose, is visit
ing in Columbus this week.
The family of l. p. Marshall will
go to columbus next week where
they will make their future home.
The Misses Anna and KITE
Weitzell were among the excur.
sionists to the capital city this
week.
The Epworth Literary League
was entertained in Il very delight
ful manner by Mr.. Carlton Bright
on Tuesday evening.
Miss Maggie Mcbride has been
very i'll the past week and her sis.
ter Miss MollIe % New Lexington
has been home for few days.
The Twice Five Club will have
their annual banquet at the Depot
House Monday evening. Friesner
and Woollen will furnish music.
A very pleasant little social
dance was given at the /. o. O. Il.
Hall Tuesday evening. The Ital-
ian Orchestra furnished the music.
John Floyd has returned from
the South where he has been for
the past few months looking after
his extensive farms in that section.
Any one having Lebert and
Stark Instruction book Part 2nd.
Kunkle's Musical Reviews or any
music belonging to Mrs. III. l..
Wright, kindly return to her.
NJ MARRIED. by Rev. W. H.
Wright on Wcdrt sday Elril 10
1896, Mr.. Charles ID. InLGdcn to
Miss Jennie Grimm, and on April
is, Mr.. Elijah Kreig to Miss
Mahaskey Miller.
Spring is full Of terrors to all
whose constitution is not able to
resist the sudden changes Of tenn
peratGre and other insalubri,ies of
the season. TO put the system in
condition to overcome these evils,
nothing is so effective as Ayers
Sarsaparilla. Take ii now.
The "Dolly Warden" engine NAM
ed w. III. Fisher, gaily decorated
will pass through our city Monday
morning May 9th, In route for
jackson. The w. II. Fisher il one
of the engines which will take part
in the collision at Buckeye Park
ON May 30th. Are you going up
to witness this novel sight.
The senate Wednesday night
adopted resolutions authorizing
the governor TO appoint commits.
sion Of five to assist in securing
the erection Of monument to
General Phillip III. Sheridan at his
in Somerset, Perry Co.
The resolution was offered in the
house by Mr.. Kelley of Perry. No
expense is incurred by the state.
II is now law.
"IIalf span Of angry steep will
produce no more fatal results than
II neglected cold or cough. For
all throat and lung diseases, Ayers
Cherry Pectoral Is the best remedy. |
II is invaluable In cases of Group, J
whooping cough, bronchitis, and la
grippe.
Application for marriage license
was made in the probate court yes
Ierday by young Mr.. McVey, Of
county, To marry Miss
Maud Murphy, daughter Of the
popular Insurance man here, but
Judge Weitzell could not grant the
license because the young man was
under age and although having the
consent OF his parents, the
consent was not attested according
10 law by two witnesses. Mr..
Murphy was present to consent TO
lhe marriage of his daughter who