The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-05-28
Local Happenings.

Monday, May 31st.
Mr.. Luther Rouse, of Gibisonville
was Logan visitor Wednesday.
Dick Weitzel leaves to-day for
Kentucky on important business
Mrs. Fred Preston and son Dick
are the guests of Mrs. Charles Rose
Mr.. and Mrs. Marve Martin are
visiting Zaleski friends this week
WANTED, at Stratton's, FIVE
hundred bushels of potatoes, quick
Logan VS. Kingston, next Mon
day morning and afternoon, May
3lst.
Base ball Logan VS. Kingston
next Monday morning and after
noon.
Otto Nusbaum of Columbus was
in the city Wednesday jollying up
the boys.
Andrew Inboden left Wednesday
for Canton Ohio, where he expects
to secure position.
Mr.. John Haggley, of Gibson
vile, was substantial caller at
this Office Wednesday.
Next Mondays games will be
called at ten o'clock q. m. sun time
and $3.50 p. m. sun time.
so cents to Jackson and return
Sunday, May 30th. Special train
leaves Logan at $3.50 a. m.
Mr.. Isaiah Blosser, of Newcomb,
Tenn, is visiting his family on
North Walnut st. this week.
Mr.. Clarance McCray and Miss
Faith Baird were the guests of
friends in Nelsonville Thursday.
Toledo and return June 7th aid
Sth, good until June 11th for return.
Account Sunday School conyen-
ton.
Detroit, Mich, and return June
7th and sth, good for return until
June 18th, half fare, via G. II. V. &
It. Ry.
Base ball, two games morning
and aftern noon, Monday, Decora-
tion Day, at Logan ball park. Don't
forget it.
Messrs John Gallagher and Rob
Wright were in Logan Wednesday
called here by the death of Miss
Vina Wright.
Chillicothe anil return, June II,
10 and 1G, good for return until
June 10th, $l.20 irom Logan. Ac-
count reunion.
Mrs. John Campbell and charm
ing daughter Miss Jennie, of near
the Rock House, were Logan shop
pers yesterday.
Toledo O., May oath and 25th,
half fare. Tickets good for return
until May 2Stk. Account X. of P.
Grand Lodge meeting.
The remains of Sarah Linton, an
Imbecile who died at the Athens
State Hospital, were brought here
yesterday for interment.
Mr.. Henry Doyle formerly of T.o.
gan, was a passenger on the up
rain Wednesday evening enroute
% his home at Columbus.
DIR. I. C. Wright, following a Sc
we're illness, is out again shaking
hands and receiving the congratu-
ations of his many friends.
Mr.. Harry Rose returned home
Thursday night from a ten days
'isit in Louisville Ky, Nashville
'enn., Chattanooga and Cincinnati.
Mesdames John Riff, N. j. Wei
and and Mrs. Barbara Doeble are
n Columbus this week in attend
snce at the funeral of Mrs. August
aiff.
Nashville Tenn, via Buckeye
toute. Low excursion rates until
October 10Th. Call on {. w.
'chwenke at Logan for full inform $
tion.
Sunday excursion to Jackson o.
lay 3Oth, fare so cents round trip
rom Logan. Special train leaves {
t $3.50 a. m. Returning leaves
ackson at $50 p. m.
Urbana, o., June 9th and 10th, 4
ood for return until June 18th, =
.ccount of reunion of ex-prisoners T
war Call on G. W. Schwenke, :.
gent, for particulars. =,
Frank B. Pond, travelling sales Y
ian for the Bay State Shoe House, q
no has been spending few days q,
home with his family, was g,
easant caller at this Office We'd q
ssday.
Excursion rates to Ohio Farmers
ibilee at Wooster o., June 3rd,
al E.