The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-03-12
Local Happenings,

Nelson Armstrong was Lancaster
visitor Tuesday.
For fine shoes go to w. p. Miller,
Union Furnace o.
Miss Anna Reynolds, of Macarthur,
is visiting in the city.
DR.. Lyons was business visitor
in Columbus Wednesday.
Tom Wright, of Lancaster, was a
social caller in the city Tuesday.
Ned McManigal of Columbus was
the guest of relatives here yesterday,
o. f. Pitcher of Macarthur was a
business visitor in the city Tuesday.
Messrs John Gist and Jim Woods,
of Athens, were visitors to our city
Sunday.
William Emanuel, of Jobs, came
up to Hocking's capital on business
Tuesday.
Mrs. Staley, of Shawnee, is visit
ing her sisters Mrs. Geo. Beck and
Mrs. Mary Engle.
Our Associate Editor was busi-
ness visitor to the ancient relic of
bygone days, Lancaster.
Miss Mary Keefe following a very
pleasant visit with New Straitsville
friends has returned home.
Miss Minnie Kleinschmidt, follow
ing pleasant visit with Lancaster
friends has returned home.
Frank Fields a barber who former
ly held down a chair in this city was
here Monday looking for job.
"Greeley" Kittsmiller a former
Logan boy, but now of Chillicothe,
is in the city visiting his parents.
Mrs. Bert Engle of Nelsonvllle was
the guest of erparents Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Fox the fore part of this week.
Miss Anna TroXel of Rockbridge
was the pleasantly entertained guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Mansfield this
week.
Miss Blanche Sisson, of Nelson
vile is the charming guest of Miss
Johanna Thomas, of Glen View
Heights.
Columbus and return March 18th,
only $1.OO for the round trip, return
train will leave at II 80. Account of
Theater.
PIT. Pleasant, Ohio, on the G. H.
V. IL 7. Ry. has been rechristianed
and hereafter will be known as
Kanauge.
Rev. ID. G. Thomas, a former pastor
of the NJ. E. church of Logan will be
in the city next week and give a
three nights lecture.
$3.50 will take you to Columbus
and return on Wednesday, March
10th good returning on 11th, ac-
count of indoor races.
Mr.. Perry Stockwell following a
short visit in Logan in the interest of
his firm, Stockwell & Bininger, re-
turned to Lancaster Tuesday.
$1.OO to Columbus and return
March 10th, noon and evening train,
special return train will leave Co.
lumbus at IL: 80 p. IN. same evening.
Remember the matinee at the
Opera House tomorrow afternoon.
Admission to all parts of the house
20 cents, children under IL years l0c.
Messrs Michael and Joe Krieg
were in Lancaster Tuesday in at
tendance at the funeral of their sis
ter, Mrs. Magdaline Stockline of the
latter village.
Battle AK took the town by storm
last Tuesday, or rather the agents
for this tobacco, did. Seven of them
canvassed the town in the interest of
their company.
Mr.. AL Stiers of Stiers & Co. has
returned from the east where he pur-
chased late novelties, dress
goods etc., for the spring trade.
Watch for sad" in next issue.
The entertainment now in progress
at the Opera House is now show,
but highly moral, instructive and
educational exhibition of Edison's
latest invention. Don't fail to see it.
The Vitascope, one of Edison's
latest and most wonderful inven-
tions, at Opera House the last three
nights of this week. Admission: |:
Adults 25c, reserved seats 80 cents,
children under II years Is cents.
Don't forget the Vitascope enter
tainment at the Opera House on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
nights March II, ~ and 13, with
matinee Saturday afternoon. Night
prices 15c, 25c, and Soc. Matinee
prices 10c aud zoe.
Theater train to Columbus, March
10th, via G. II. V. & II. Ry. The rate
will be $1.OO round trip from Logan
and tickets will be sold only for
trains leaving Logan at 8:20 and 6:l5
p. IN, Special return train will leave
Columbus at IL 80 p. IN. This will