The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-03-23

the pleasantly entertained guest OF
Columbus friends, returned home
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Anna Brannan, the respect
ed mother of j. Il. Brannan "of
ours" is lying seriously ill at her
home in West Logan.
Columbus and return April 9th
and 9th, good for return until April
9Th, half fare. Account, Prohibi.
ton State Convention.
The Logan Tribe of Red Men will
go in body to Athens tomorrow
evening to witness the instituting
of a tribe at that place.
"Red" Lytle and Frank Blasius
footed it to Lancaster Sunday.
What's the attraction boys or is it
that walking is so good?
Mrs. G. M. Bowlby and little son,
of Columbus, are the guests of her
parents, Squire and Mrs. j. M.
Floyd of North Market st.
Mrs. Elizabeth Risley, accom-
panied by Ed and Gertrude, went
to Athens last week to attend the
wedding OF her son Walter.
STOLEN-From the stable of j.
M. Floyd in Logan, one set of work
harness. Party known. Return
same and avoid prosecution.
April IA and 10, half fare to CO.
lumbus including admission to
Sells Bros. Circus. Tickets good
for return until 18th inclusive.
The prize fight is over, Jackson
and Walling are hung, now we can
settle down to quiet life and read
the war news of the foreign coun-
try.
Mrs. 1. N. Collins has, we are in
formed, leased the residence Of the
late DR.. d. Little on West Main ST.,
and will occupy it as her future
home.
"Gus" Magoon, manager of Hay
den's Brick Works, returned home
Sunday evening from business
tour of Western Ohio, Indiana and
Michigan.
Not Dcad.-Mrs. Haines, the re-
liable milliner, is still holding
merited custom at the old stand in
the James Building. Call and see
the spring display.
G. N. Schwarz, of Columbus, or
"Croll" as he is familiarly known
to his many friends here, is dang
erously ill of consumption with but
slight hopes of improvement.
The Red Men will give a swell
dance at their Wigwam on Easter
Monday night, at which time the
tribe will appear in full costume
and give the Indian War Dance.
Miss Mary Pugsley and brother
Mr.. Frank Pugsley, of South Charl-
eston, following a pleasant visit in
this city as the guests of Miss Lucy
Walker, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. Ed Westenhaver leaves to-
for Altoona Ind, to visit his
sons John and Charles, from there
going to Chicago on business. Mr..
Westenhaver expects to be gone
about six weeks.
Nellie, the handsome daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Young, is
lying critically i'll at her home In
the East End, of dropsy of the
heart, with but feint hopes of re-
covery.
Mr.. Albert Stedem has been en-
gagged to manage the Stockwell &
Binninger shoe store. Bert is a
Logan boy and these we'll known
shoe men could not have secured
one better suited for the position
than our friend Bert.
Miss Annie Hite, who is to trim
at Mrs. Flo Hall's milliner store
this season, arrived in this city
Monday. Miss Hite has promised
to give the people Of Logan an ele-
CANT assortment of the latest de-
signs and effects in trimming.
Sells Bros. G. Forepaughs great
circus at Columbus, April 14th and
18th, half fare. Tickets will be
sold April l4th and 18th, good for
return until April 18th, at 81 so
round trip for adults and SIPS for
which will include admis-
sion to the Circus.
Mr.. Arlie StallsInith has resigned
his position as solicitor with the
Logan Steam Laundry to accept
position with Stiers & Co., in their
shoe department. Arlie is one of
Our cOminO vnunp huSiness men