The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-10-06
Local Happenings

gan the guest of her mother Mrs.
Hart Oh Second Street.
Quite a crowd of young people
from Nelsonville spent Sunday in
this city.
Mr.. Bert Moore, of Macarthur
spent Saturday in this city with
his cousin Miss Edna Thurness.
Mr.. Bert Moore and Miss Edna
Thurness spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Hillery of
Webb Summit.
Miss Josephine Rauch has re-
turned home from visit with her
cousin Miss Clara Rauch of Logan.
Lancaster Gazette.
Miss Clara Rauch visited friends
in Lancaster last Friday.
The M. e. Church has organized
a choir composed of Mrs. +. M.
Mckay, Misses Malta Dollison,
Clara Taylor and Jennie Hall
soprano, Misses Blanche Martin,
Alma Hall and Franc Dollison
alto, Messrs Cart Bright, w. Ii.
Woodwork and Ivan Rudisill ten
ors and Messrs Sumner Bright,
Herbert Sanderson and Dudley
Mccormick base.
"Aunty" Schaffer of North Wal
nut st. was bitten by II spider Fri
day and is now lying in serious
condition.
Miss Grace Martin of Nelson
vile, spent Sunday in this city the
guest of Miss Lucy Martin on
Gallagher Avenue.
Mr.. Patton of Jacksonville, was in
this city Sunday.
Miss Anna Whitehurst of Colfax,
spent Friday in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Voorhees, and
little daughter Donna, have return
ed to their home near Circleville,
after pleasant visit with F. w.
Dollison and family in this city.
The Tourist Club Will have their
first regular meeting next Thurs
day 2. p. m. at the residence Of Mr..
G.. Il. Poston, GlenvieW.
Married by Rev. j. f. Williams
at his residence Oct. 4th. Mr.. Joel
S. Kittsmiler and Miss Gusta
Allen.
Miss Susie Sloan was the guest
of her brother p. d. Sloan in this
city Saturday.
Mrs. F. w. Dollison entertained
at dinner Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Voorhees, and daughter Donna
Of near Circleville, and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. +. Brashares of Gibson
vile.
Mrs. Emma II. Geran spent
Wednesday of last week In Logan
in attendance to the marriage of
Ella B. Guerin to Mr.. G. B. Clark
Of Ironton.-Athens Messenger.
Mr.. Kirby Wolfe, of Haydenville
was in this city Saturday evening.
Miss Emma Bell of Logan, is
the guest of L. B. Voorhees, and
family of Gibisonville.
Miss Lizzie Randall of New Ply
mouth visited in this city last
week.
Mr.. w. S. Wilson from Nelson
Vile was in Logan Saturday night.
Married on Oct. 9th 1896 Mr..
Harvey NJ. Turner and Miss Mat
tie Davis, by John A. Smith May
or of Logan.
Mrs. Daniel Hosler and daughter
D0lla of Laurelville were visitors
in Logan Sunday.
Special train TO Lancaster Fair
will be run on Thursday and Friday
Oct. 10Th and 10th leaving Logan
Mt a. m. Returning will leave
Lancaster at $3.50 p, m.
Special train for ancaster Oct.
18th and 10th leave Logan s a. IN.
Rate 90 cents round trip, account
Lancaster Fair.
Half fare to Lancaster FAIR Oct.
18th TO 18th.
Messrs j. d. McLain and Alfred
Polling painted an elegant sign for
the front Of the Democratic Head.
quarters. In one corner of the sign
is an excellent painted portrait of
Hon. w. j. Bryan, the next Pres
ident of the United States.
John Simpson, superintendent of
the Morris Coal Co., spent Sunday
with Mr.. Hans Thurness in this
city.
Miss Anna Orr has returned after
a pleasant months visit with her
uncle Mr.. Imboden at Nancy p. 0.
Mr.. A. Ii. Thurness will go to
work Monday for the Morris Coal
Co., at Jobs, o,