The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-12-18
Local Happenings.

4 Good Mackerl for SC
at Stiers & Co.
No advance in prices for th'
"Fast Mail"
Commissioners Webb was in the
city yesterday.
Reserved seats on sale at Rem
pel's Bazaar for the "Fast Mail"
Reserved seats on sale at Rem
pel's Bazaar for the "Fast Mail"
Reserve your seats at Rempel's
Bazaar and avoid the crush at the
door.
Oscar Davis has severed his con-
nection with the Stratton Bros as
salesman.
Mr.. A. j. Bradley Of Lancaster
was business visitor in our city
Wednesday.
The Misses Mary Till and Myrtle
Miller are the guests Of New Straits.
vile friends this week.
G. M. Bowlby, the store keeper
at the Ohio Penitentiary, spent Sun
day with friends in Logan.
Rev. Father Powers was the
guest of Father Schmidt Of New
Lexington last Thursday.
a Good Mackerl for sc
at Stiers s. Co.
Thad Allen, of the Journal
Gazette, is taking a vacation this
week up in the wilds of Northern
Ohio.
The "Fast Mail" the original and
best of r. r. dramas on the road.
Al Rempel's Opera House Tuesday
Dec. 22nd.
"Town" Jack Floyd has gone to
Columbus where he has secured a
position with the G. s, &. III. Ry., as
fireman.
Miss Bessie Oliver of Circleville,
is the pleasantly entertained guest,
this week, of Miss nellie Baker Of
E. Hunter st.
Col. Seth Weldy and Hon. G. HI.
Buerhaus, of Logan, were here the
past week, on Court business.-New
Lexington Herald Dec. II.
II. l.. Wright has gone to Mag
netic Springs in the hopes that he
may get some relief from rheuma-
tism with which he is troubled.
The play Of the age, Lincoln j.
Carter's original and now world
famous production the "Fast Mail"
at Opera House next Tuesday eve.
The management of the Opera
House have booked for Tuesday
Dec. 22nd. the great railroad melo-
drama, Lincoln j. Carter's "Fast
Mail"
Every feature actually and posi-
lively produced as advertised un.
der any circumstances in the "Fast
Maip at Opera House next Tues.
day evening.
Mr.. Harley Armstrong, one of the
successful young business men,
and postmaster of Laurelville, was
shaking hands with his many
friends in this city yesterday.
4 Good Mackerl for SC
at StierS & Co.
Hon. C. II. Buerhaus of Logan,
was in the city this morning. Mr..
Buerhaus was on his way to New
Lexington to attend court.-Lan.
Gaz. Dec. IL.
Mr. james Dicken had the mis-
fortune while butchering last week,
to cut his hand from which blood
poisoning set in. For lime his
life was despaired of but at this
writing he is reported as convalsc.
ing.
A number Of the progressive
citizens OF our little city held a
meeting in the council chamber
Wednesday evening and organized
the Logan Art Association. A
public exhibition will be held COM
mencing February End 1897.
Miss Lucy Rochester, daughter
of T. w. Rochester carried off the
honors of her class In Greek at OK
ford College last week, and gained
the prize, handsome Greek Bible.
Miss Lucy is proud of her prize,
and so are her many friends.
Quite number of New Straits
vile ladies were Logan shoppers
this week. They read the "ads" In
the Ohio Democrat and note the
low prices and big bargains offered
by our merchants and know they
will receive courteous treatment
when they come to our city to do
their shopping.
Quarterly meeting at the M. l..
Church Sunday next. Love Feast
AT 0 a. m, preaching by the pastor
Inhn IL IluIisiIl at 10 a m uhiacf