The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-12-25
Local Happenings.

Buy Jewellery at Reber's.
See the new rings at Reber's
Logan, o.
Mrs, F. S. Purcell visited in Ian
caster Wednesday.
4 Good Mackerel for SC
at StierS & Co.
The original Nashville mocking
bird with Jubilee Singers.
Don't fail to hear the Jubilee
Singers New Years night.
DR.. Rutter and wife of Needmore
were Logan shoppers, Tuesday.
Jacob Cupp, Of Gibisonvllle, was a
business visitor here Thursday.
The best watches for the least
money at Reber's, James Block.
This is the joyful time of Christ
mas tide. Remember the poor.
The real darkics out and out just
as they are seen in the sunny South.
A taste of the old time planta-
tion songs and plantation costumes.
Mr.. John Brannan is engaged
with the Democrat staff ut present
4 Good Mackerel for SC
at Stiers & Co.
Miss Florence Fox will spend
Christmas with Capital City
friends.
Mr.. Henry Juergensmler left
yesterday for Illinois to spend the
holidays with friends.
Miss Carrie Wyman, of Lancas-
ter, will be the guest of Miss Lucille
Allen during the holidays.
The children of the Presbyterian
Church will hold a musical festival
at the church Christmas eve.
Mr.. John Orr, Principal of the
schools at Carbon Hill, spent Sun
day at his home in this city.
Mr.. Frank Blasius our genial
merchant tailor was a business
visitor to Cincinnati Tuesday.
No extra charge for engraving
when goods are bought at Reber's
Jewellery Store, James Block.
A good way to begin the New
Year. Go to hear the Jubilee
Singers and take your family.
Miss Jennie Campbell, from To-
ledo, o., spent Wednesday in this
city with Miss Frank Dollison.
Christmas is a national holiday.
The county Offices, banks and post
Office will be closed as on Sunday.
Bring the children to the Pres
byterian church New Years night.
You know the love TO hear the
"darky songs"
Miss Maggie Deischle of the o.
U. at Athens is spending her
vacation with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Deischle.
Dr.. Chas. Balger Of Cincinnati
came up Tuesday to visit friends
and enjoy a Christmas spread at
his old boyhood home.
Gordon Armstrong of the Ohio
Wesleyan University, and Editor-in-
chief Ct the College transcript, is
home for the holidays.
Mrs. Lewis Kleinschmidt, Sr.,
died suddenly Wednesday at $3.50
p. III. at her late residence on east
Main street Of paralysis.
Mrs. Harry j Wasson AMI little
daughter of Toledo, are being en-
tertaincd at the home of Col. and
Mrs. Rrmpel on Z. Main st.
The Original Nashville Jubilet
Si lgers will b. at the Presbyterian
cluIc, New Years night Jan. 1st'
Admission % and 35 cents.
Miss Jennie Inboden and Mr..
Luther TimberlaKe, of Nancy o.,
spent Saturday the guests of Miss
Anna Orr on North Walnut st.
The Misses Hannah Lehman an |
Alma Mccarthy will go sight see
ing and be entertained by Capital
City friends during the holidays.
Hear the wonderful lion bass,
whose powerful and deep voice has
amazed and amused thousands.
AT Presbyterian church Jan. lst.
Miss Mable Mccormick, from the
Ohio Institution for the Blind at
Columbus, is spending the holidays
with her parents or North Walnut
st.
Miss Mable H0yt rendered some
excellent selections on the piano
at the Opera House Tuesday even
ing during the entertainment of
the EAST Mail"
The hard freeze of Wednesday
night froze the ponds west of town
and made IL possible for the bows