The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-03-19
Local Happenings.

Wanted 2500 dozen eggs at STRAIT
tons cash store.
For fine shoes go to w. p. Miller,
Union Furnace O.
Sheriff Ryan was a business Wis
itor in Columbus Tuesday.
Hypnotzed Dollars are good as
gold dollars at Strattons.
Mr.. Nell Bobb, Of Murray City,
is a visitor in Logan today.
Ed Price took in the entertain
ment at Columbus Tuesday.
Miss Daisy Watkins is a visitor
with friends in Nelsonville.
Strattons prices and goods are
right so say the mass of people.
A good second hand Huffman
Bicycle for sale at Becker & Co.
Mr.. John Brannan of ours is
rusticating in Columbus this week.
Many of our people took in the
excursion to Columbus last Tues
day.
Mrs. Anna Jeffries, is visiting
her old home in Lancaster this
week.
Mrs. Young of Athens, is the
guest of her son Charles Young of
this city.
"Back Soon" will get tired wait
ing for his article to appear in the
"Monthly"
Judge McGilvray, of Macarthur,
was business visitor in Logan on
Thursday.
The Misses Malta and Jennie
Dollisou, were Columbus visitors
Tuesday.
The best Fertilizer at the least
money for oat potatoes and corn at
Becker d Co.
The G. II. V. & II. pay train
dropped some "dough" among the
boys here Sunday.
Tie crowds that call al Sfrattons
store seem to know where to go to
buy good goods cheap.
Mrs. Hillery, of Webb Summit,
was a visitor in Logan with her
mother the past week.
Mrs. Frank Woodwork, mother
of Treasurer II. j. Woodwork is
visiting her son in this city.
Your dollar will buy more goods
from Strattons than any place in
the country. We speak advisedly.
Why go elsewhere for good shoes
when Il complete stock is kept at
w. p. MiIler's, Union Furnace, o.
Mrs. L, G. Miller, of Indianapolis,
Ind, is visiting in this city the
guest Of Mrs. Ella Lift and family.
Miss Margaret Lutz, of the Gin
cinnati Musical conservatory, is
spending spring vacation with her
parents here.
The Republican central COM
mittee will meet at the Bushnell
Hall Saturday at two o'clock, and
the fur will fly.
Mr.. L. Brown will soon move
with his family on his farm near
Carol. We wish him success in
his new field of life.
Mr.. Irwin Kreig, who has been
assisting his brother in the drug
business in Charleston the past
month has returned home.
The Red Men are going to give
an Easter ball on Tuesday evening
April 20. This will be in honor of
their first Wigwam warming.
DIR. G. w. Beery, of Union Fur
mace, made us pleasant call Mon
day. The Doctor reports business
good inf his. ..locality-his fortune
the misfortune of others.
The entertainment at the Opera
House tonight is of high charact-
er and should be patronized by our
citizens. The G. A. r. invite you
to attend and thus assist them.
Messrs Thos. Vernon and Thos. ,
Brooks were among our citizens -.
yesterday soliciting aid for the
Lost Run miners. They had
merited success among our people.
Take a look in WeIlman, Thur Y
ness & Company's window at their q
line of shoes. You will be convinc-
ed that they are not behind the
time in style, pattern and colors. :
The lecture on Yellowstone Park r
by Prof. Francis b. Pearson, of Co. 7
lumbus, illustrated by superb ster- {
eoptican views, will be given at the +
church Friday even Il
ing, March 26. Admission 10 and =
20 cents. n