The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-03-05
Local Happenings.


Mr.. Maynard Pond returned
Tuesday to his Alabama home.
The parlor car service on the
River division owing to lack OF
patronage.
Miss Lizzie Wyman has purchas-
ed the property Dan Wright OF
West Logan.
Mr. Webster w. Poston, of Mel
sonville, was business visitor in
Logan Thursday.
Mr.. Chas. r., Whitehurst, of Lam
caster, is in Logan to-day the guest
of Dudley Mccormick.
Mrs. Col. Churchill, following a
pleasant visit with Logan friends,
returns to Cleveland to-day.
Mrs. julius Weis, following Il
protracted seige of illness, we are
pleased to say, is convalscing.
Why go elsewhere for good shoes
when II complete stock is kept at
w. p. Miller's, Union Furnace, O..
Mr.. John Wolf had as his guest
this week Mr.. Will Donley of Co.
lumbus.
Master Walter HuIs of Rock
bridge came down Saturday to see
papa a. f.. Uuls of the Journal
Gazette.
Miss Emma Westenhaver re-
ceived the gold watch offered by
Stratton Bros. to the most popular
school teacher.
Mr.. Al Stiers Of the firm of Stiers
& Co. is in New York this week
making selections for the spring
and summer trade.
Ladies separate dress skirts just
in at Stiers & Co. Blue serge, black
serge, Mohair Brocade, wool bro
cade, Polka dot brocade etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Miller, of Co.
lumbus, were in Logan this week,
called here by the death of Mrs.
Miler's brother, Mr.. Will Magic.
At the meeting of Logan Lodge
No. 119, X. of p. last evening the
date of Friday, April 23rd, 1897 was
fixed for *. of p. congressional
convention to be held here.
If you want to see all the up to
date styles and colors in Mems
Shoes. Just take look in the North
window of Stiers & Co. Store. Ex-
cursion rates in prices too.
Married, at the residence of Rev.
ID. r. Moore, Saturday, Feb. 27th.,
Mr.. Geo. w. Hainsworth of Laurel
vile, o., to Miss Bertha, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. a. ii. Wilson.
Communion services at the Pres
byterian church on Sabbath next.
Preparatory lecture Saturday at .
p. m. Rev. w. A. Powell ID. D., Of
Athens, will preach this evening.
Oliver McCloud of the Col Brick
Il Terra Gotta Co, Union Furnace
attended the Clara Schumann
Ladies' Orchertral entertainment
at the Opera House Tuesday even
ing.
Bert Stedem one of Logan's
prominent young men and former
ly employed as travelling salesman
by the Geo. Mumford Co. whole
salers of Columbus has secured a
position as salesman.
We were very much surprised
to hear of the death of Mr.. Will
Heft through the columns of the
Weakly Journal-Gazette. We met
Mr.. Heft on the streets this morn
ing and he seemed very much a
live corpse to us.
"The Divine Imperative" is the
theme for Sunday morning at the
NJ. Il. church, John Il. Rudisill pas
tor. The subject for evening "The
Greatest Attraction" Revival
services each evening next week.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mnmford, re.
Gently of Columbus, are the pleas
antly entertained guests of Mrs.
Mumford's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
u. +. Baker, prior to removing from
Ohio. Mr.. Mumford has not as yet
decided as to where he will locate
informing DEMOCRAT represen-
tative that he would travel from
New York to Washington and then
settle down in soma good suitable
location.
Miss Flo Hall went to the city
this morning, and on her return
she will show very handsome
line of millinery. Her stock will
be selected from the best houses in
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincin-
natl and some of the hest -houses of