The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-01-22
Local Happenings.

visited relatives in Logan this
week.
Chas NJ. Bowlby, storekeeper Al
the o. p. is in the city in attend
nnce at the Culver trial.
There has, as yet, been but little
mirth provoking evidence taker
In the l.. A. Culver trial.
Ex-ShcrinF John Gallagher OF the
Capital City paid flying visit &c
Logan friends last week,
Mrs. j. w. Luccock, Of Columbus
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. o. S
White of the Depot House.
Robert Stalters of New Straits.
vile Is In this city, called here as a
witness In the Culver case.
Mrs. Clifford j. Brown Of Colum-
bus is the pleasantly entertained
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. Nail.
John G. Deshler Vice President
OF the Deshler National Bank was
witness in the Culver trial yester-
day.
Married by Rev. j. F. Williams
at his residence in Logan Jan. Goth,
Mr.. Charles Jones and Miss Mary
Pargen.
Mrs. Gen. Tom Thumb accom-
panied by an excellent company at
city prices at Opera House next
Saturday.
Mrs. Belle Kern who has been
housed up with the "gripp" has re-
sumed her place at the case in the
Journal-Gazotte Office.
Probate Judge Weitzel was at
Belpre this week in attendance at
the funeral of an old time and in
Innate friend, Mr.. O'Neil.
ATTENTION! DO you know, that
the Rathbone Sisters are expect
ing you at their old timo social,
Saturday evening, Jan. 30th?
Come one and all, both great and
small, to the home Of Mrs. McGill.
Bring husband or lover, sweetheart
or other; Foi small will be the bill.
The management OF the Opera
House have put the prices OF ad.
mission down to 10 and 90 cents
for matinee and 10 20 and 80 for
evening as an experiment.
Miss Lura Cook, who has been
confined to her bed for the past
several months is we are pleased
to learn, able to again perform her
hor sehold duties.
Mrs. Rev. U. S. Grant, mission
airy from India, on vacation TO
this country, lectured at the First
Presby terian church last Tuesda.'
afternoon to ladies exclusively.
Matenee prices general admiss-
lon l0cents, reserved seats 20 cents.
Evening prices children under ~
yeers 10 cents, general admission
20 cents, reserved seats 30 cents.
The Rathbone Sisters viii give
social, Jan, 30th, at the residence
Of Lewis McGill on Gallagher Ave.
nue.. The proceeds for the benefit
Of our sick. Everybody cordially
invited. Admission ten cents.
"A Wonderful Vision" is the
subject for Sunday morning, at the
Nj. +. Church, John Il. Rudisill,
pastor. The subject for evening Is:
"Sin and its penalty" The services
now held are growing in interest.
Revival services continue next
week. All are cordially invited.
Don't forget the matinee next
Saturday afternoon at Opera House.
This IS new venture of the man.
agement for the accommodation of
their patrons who are unable to
attend the evening performance
and we hope it will prove success
full. Prices 10 and 20 cents.
If some enterprising reporte
were only q mind reader his future
would be made if he could read |
what is on the mind OF Gov. Bush
nell respecting the seat in the Ma
tional Congress which will he va
Gated by "Uncle" John Sherman on
and after March 4th, and publish
1t to an anxious public.
Mrs. Eleeta Lindley Of Nebraska
who has been on an extended visit
here with her brother Ira Lindley
who was suddenly taken i'll at the
residence Of Robert Longstreth of
Union Furnace died yesterday
morning at 8 Il. m. Funeral from
First Presbyterian Church Logan
Sunday Jan. 24th, at 2p. IN. Inter
ment at Oak Grove cemetery.