The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-07-28
A Few Things
Ofthe Many That Deserve Mention NJ
the Point of Our Pencil,


Mr.. j G. Dick of Lancaster is il
our city today.
Miss Charlotte II. Work is the
guest of relatives in Columbus.
Mrs. J. j. Bailey will leave
Thursday for months visit in
Gallipolis.
Mr.. Doan Sutphens of Lancaster
spent Sunday in this city the guest
of Mr.. Lewis Pursell.
Mrs. Thompson of Cincinnati is
in this city the guest of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Maynard.
Judge Weitzel has a number OF
copies of the latest Ohio Statistics
Any one desiring copy can OBJ
tain it at his Office.
Dave Karshner and wife and
daughter and John Hoslcr of
Laurelville were the guests of j. B.
Riason over Sunday.
Married by Rev. j. +. Williams
at his residence in Logan July 23rd
Mr.. Edward Eliek and Miss Mar.
garct Ellen Beougher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Graves
and Mr.. Lueman Baker of Colum-
bus were the guests of Mr., an
Mrs. w. G. Moore Sunday.
The City Drug Store sells good
lamp chimneys for Sc and have a
stock of handsome Lamps they are
selling at cost. Come in and see
them.
Mr.. Lincoln Kilbourne and
daughter and her guests from Col
umbus and Mrs. Fisher Of Union
Furnace were shoppers in our city
Saturday afternoon.
The Pedro Club was entertained
on Saturday evening by Mrs. Ru
dolph Rempel at her home on Main
Street, and happy evening was
spent, and those present voted Mr..
and Mrs. Rempel high" of all as
host and hostess.
Robert, the little son of Mr., and
Mrs. j. p. Henderson died Sunday
night with Membraneous Group. |
The little fellow had not been i'll
long and his death was quite
shock to his parents and friends.
His funeral will Uccure this even
ing at half past six o'clock.
Mr.. T.. d. Rike of Dayton and
Miss Nellie Copeland, of Woods
field, Ohio, were married yesterday |
evening by Rev. G. A. Kaumeyer.
The young people are employees Of
the Boys Industrial School. They |
left last night for visit to the
home of the bride. Mr.. Rike is
well known in this city and his
many friends send congratulation.
A very pretty little eXcersise at
the Presbyterian Church Sunday
evening was the graduation of the
older Jr. Endeavorers to the Sr.
Leag ue. The graduates were the
Misses Mable Rose Reah James
and Gertrude Gallagher and John
r. Bowen and Harry Harrington.
Very pleasant addresses were
made by the Pastor ID. II. Moore d.
ID. and Prof. r. L. Raymon.
MI. A. b. Horn Of Logan came
up this morning to visit his grand
son, Harry Work, jr; the bright,
handsome son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Work. Incidentally, of course, Mr..
Horn will visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Work, but the chief object Of his
coming is to see that model grand
son, in whom his whole heart is
now bound up. Mrs. George
Clark and little daughter, are the
guests of Mrs. Clark's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Benadum near
Logan.-Lancaster Gazette.
The Scientific American, of New
York has signalized its 5)th an
niversary by the publication. of a
very handsome To- page special
number, which consists of review
Of the development of science and
the industrial arts in the United
States during The past so years.
ItFwas 'ah ambitious undertaking
and the work has been well d0he.
Tire many articles are thorBughlyl
technical, and they arc Written ID
u racy and popular still, Which j
makes the whole yolume-it, is
nothing less, being equal to book
Of 442 ordinary pages-thoroughly {
readable. 1t is inclosed for pre-
in u handsome coyer, and !
Is sold at the price of ten cents. /,
STATE. OF ONO, CITY or ToLEDo,l S. j