The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-05-19
Personals.
Bright, the Plumber.

lead. WOOILEN & BISHOP.
Mr.. II. w. Graham, of Columbus,
spent Sunday in this city.
Extraordinary discounts. on mus
lin underwear ut Stiers Il Co.
Harry Slisher and Walt Roc hes
ter spent Sunday in Athens.
Father Powers is spending few
days in Columbus this week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry @
Wasseon, Monday, May IS, a son.
Quite crowd of wheelmen from
Nelsonville were in our city Sun
day.
BORN:-To Mr.. and Mrs. James
Polling on Saturday May 10TH,
girl.
Mr.. Henry Woodwork spent
Sunday with friends at Rock
Bridge.
Mr.. Haleck Roush, of jobs, was
guest in this city Saturday and
Sunday.
Judge j. S.i.Friesner was in our
city yesterday occupied with legal
matters.
Leave orders at Chris, Hollis fur
your tapping and plumbing and
save money.
Mr.. Rob Kanode who has been
working at Columbus, is paying
visit to his family in this city.
Mr.. Chas. Wonn who has been
working at Jobs has returned
home for few days vacation.
Mrs. Rudisill, the mother of Rev.
j. L. Rudisill, left last week for an
extended visit in Kansas City, Mo.
Messrs Joe Shorr, Chas. Oaks,
Frank Blasius and VIII Lytle rode
to Nelsonville on their wheels Sun
day.
Mrs. Elizabeth Tress and Lizzie
Holzenbecker of Columbus, spent
Sunday with Mr.. Crate Reasoner
and family.
Mr.. f. Harrington leaves this
week for Saratoga n. Y. as dele
gate to the Presbyterian Synod in
convention there.
The Epworth Literary League
meets this evening at the home of
Mr.. f. S. Case. The subject is the
Euphrates Valley.
Mr.. Ed Hart of st. Louis Mo, the
son Of Rev. G. c. Hart formerly pas
tor of the Presbyterian church OF
this city, is in Logan
Messrs Frank Wright and Ivan
Rudisil rode to Lancaster on their
wheels Saturday in one hour and
twenty-eight minutes.
Miss Jennie Mccullough and
Rev. Matthias left this morning for
Oak Hill To attend the young peo-
pies convention of the L. b. church.
You will find my letter of recon-
mendation at the Water Works
Trustees Office showing that am
plumber fyears of experience.
A. l.. WOOLLEN.
Rev. j. f. Williams occupied the
pulpit in the NJ. f.. church Sunday
morning and Rev. Vert in TIE
evening in the absence Of Rev. j.
Il. Rudisill.
Fifteen wash poplin busters at
15cts each, were zoe; 800 yds Navy
Blue Null for warm weather dress
es at &c per yd, were 25cts.
Sters & Co.
Assignec's Sale.
Cap Friesner, Bert Oaks and
Lewis Gage are camping on the
river near Floyds and extend an
invitation for all their friends to
come down.
u
PLUMBING is not such an eX-
pensive luxury as us thought i'll
you leave your order with John II.
Bright at Chris Hollis Hardware.
He does his own tapping and good
plumbing at exceedingly low price
AS compared with prices that have
been quoted you.
The following members of the
Lancaster Wheel Club made run
10 this city in one hour and thirty
five minutes Sunday: Will c.
Lewis, A. III. Lewis, Ed. McMana. |
way, Emmit Leran, L. G. Musser,
Wills Outcalt, John Matt, Harry
Matt, l.. III. Blair and f. Holden.
Why waste your tine this hot
weather making sheets and pillow
cases when you can go down to
Stiers & Co. an buy them ready |
made for less than the muslin
mould n,,ot xnu