The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-09-10

Tom Workman, of New Pitts
burg, one Of Hanna's trusted lieu
tenants in that b9liwick, was Lo
gan visitor this week.
Miss Ella Teterick, of Ural. Vim
ton county, is visiting in the cit.
the guest Of her uncle, Postmaste
and Mrs. l.. ID. Vickers.
Miss Lizzie Randall, of New Ply
mouth who has been the guest o
Logan friends during the pas
week, has returned home.
DR.. and Mrs j. II. Dye ant
mother Mrs LoreDa Little leave
Sunday for Cleveland for an extend
ed visit with Mrs Col. Churchill.
Miss Nettie Martin, following :
delightful visit in this city the CUES
of her sister Mrs. Deischle, has re
turned to her home at Macarthur
The Republicans have establish.
ed committee rooms in the Me
Carthy building in the rooms for.
merly occupied by Judge Wright
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wellman and
daughter ROsamond, were the
pleasantly entertained Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Engle
of Jacksonville.
Mrs. Jos. Kessler following a
weeks visit in this city the guest OF
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. John
Stedem returned to her home at
Ashtabula Harber.
Miss NJ. n. Parsons, Logan's fash
iOnable millincr is now better than
ever prepared ta cater to the ladies
in the way of handsomely trim
med hats aud bonnets.
Miss Juniper, one of Nelsonville's 3
handsome school marms, was n LO-
gan visitor Tuesday. Miss Juniper
is quite an expert cyclist and made
the trip up on her wheel.
You NAV get fooled by buying
fertilizers of travelling salesmen. We
sell with our firm to back us in
guarantee of handling none but first
class goods at Becker & Co.
Hon. V. G. Lowry was an Athens
visitor Tuesday attending II meet
ing of the executive board of trus-
tees of the Ohio University Of
which body he is II member.
Cure that Cough with Shiloh's
Cure. The best Cough Cure. Re-
leves Group promptly. One million
bottles sold last YEAR. 40 doses for
20 cts. Sold by +. Harrington.
Mrs James Watkins and daugh-
tt r, Miss Daisy AMI Mrs Irwin of
Nelsonville drove over to Somerset
Wednesday TO spend the day visit
ing friends returning yesterday.
You need not go away from home
anymore to get n stylish hat or
bonnet. Miss NJ. \. Parsons has
just received an invoire of the lat
est fashions in ladies' head dress
aud hat trimmings.
Miss Hannah Lehman following
an extended visit with Columbus
relatives has returned. We have
been informed Miss Lehman has
been elected fourth on the subSti-
tutp list of Capital city teachers.
The Misses Ida Mccarthy and
Emma Schlagetter were out at
Webb Summit Wednesday enjoy
ing the fresh country air, and incl
IDENTIFY, of course, attende | the
"liarvest Home Festival"
Owing to the resignation cf Miss
Jennie Sunderland as teacher i'm
our public schools, her room has
been abolished and her pupils
divided between the high school
teacher and superintendent.
School commences next Monday
and "yOung America" will forsooth
again HE himself to the seat of
learning to enable him to better
q 4ht his lifr's battles while travel
ing the thorny path leading to the
great hereafter.
j. A. Stiers of Stiers & Co il in
the east this week purchasing
goods for the tall and winter trade.
Watch the DEMOCRAT next week
fpr list of prices that will make
Won purchase whether you need
the article or not.
At the meeting Of the School
Board l.ist Monday evening, IN 'go
s. TT. Bright was appriniol y mem
her of the public library hoard t"
fiji the vacancy occasi ned hy the
resignation and removal from the
city Of Prof r. r. Ravman.
T.ogan's new modiste and fashion
able dressmaker, Miss Mary A.
Stedem recently returned from Phil
idelphia. has opened dress making
rnrlors in the rooms formerly occu-
MED hv Mrs. Charles Kevnes. noe
Miss Lucy Moore, where she will be
pleased to meet her friends and for
mer customers.