The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-12-07

snow on parth VIII be at the opera
House Dec. 9th. Its called the
Confederate Spy"
The social given by the Rathbone
Sisters last week ut the hume of
Mrs. Charley Chase was a pleasant
social financial success.
Cure that Cough with Shiloh's
Cure. The best Cough Cure. Re-
lieves Group promptly. One million
bottles sold last year. 40 doses for
% cts. Sold by F. Harrington.
Dyspepsia cured. Shiloh's Vital
izer Immediately relieves sour
stomach, coming up offood distress
and is the great kidney and liver
remedy. Sold by f. Harrington.
A couple of >tramps entered Dr..
Smiths Office and purloined four
valuable books Of series from his
book case. The tramps werecaught
and three of the missing books To-
Gated. f@
Mrs. Joe Engler, nee Lizzie
Kienlie, Mrs. N. j. Doebele and
Miss Mary Kienlie were Logan
visitors yesterday called here by
the death of their uncle Henry
DoebeIe, sr.
Official notification of the death
of Joel Stumpf late of Laurelville
Ohio this county who was com
mitted to the Athens State Hospi-
tai this fall for lunacy, was received
here Saturday.
Cap Friesner's orchestra will fur
niSh the music for the confederate
Spy" at the Opera uouse next
Thursday night. This Of itself
should be enough to fill the house
on that evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Clark and Mrs.
Ida Benedum. of Lancaster and
Messrs John and Will Bencdunn of
GAINESVILLE were in the city Tuesday
last in attendance at the funeral Of
Mr.. John Williams.
| WANTED-A good cook, apply
at the Central Hotel, Logan, O.
Chief of Police Armstrong went
to Lancaster Friday and brought
back Wilson Stewart charged with
stealing lap robe from Andy In
boden's buggy back, of the u. b.
church last Sunday week ago.
j. w. Strentz, Logan's hustling
building contractor, was business
visitor to New Straitsville last
week. While there he secured the
contract for the erection of aflarge
building there. John is a hustler.
The Catholic Fair held at Athens
last Wednesday was pleasant
success both sociallyiandin q fin-
ancial way. Rev. Father Powers
and Mrs. j. j Snider and daug ghter,
Miss Belle from this city were III
attendance. 81, r
/ A stroll through the up-to-date
grocery of O. G. Pierce gives. evi-
dence of elegant preparation, for
the holiday coming. A most Ella
borate display of candies, California
fruits, etc. will greet you on your
calling there.
Mrs. Joe Luker following a two
weeks visit with friends in this ty
leaves today for Columbus where
she meets Mr.. Luker for a short
visit with capital city friends be
fore returning to their western
home in Missouri.
II A telegram was received In this
city Sunday announcing the ser
iOus illness Of Mrs. DIR. Pullen ii
, Kirksville, Mo where she has beer
, visiting for the past several weeks
of pneumonia of the lungs. Dr
Pullen left Immediately to be a
the bedside Of his sick wife.
Mr.. Henry Qoebele sr., formerl,
r of ogan, died at Athens last Fri
= day the remains being brought t
this city Saturday evening fo
, burial. The funeral occurred from
: st. Johns Catholic church yester
day morning at nine o'clock. In
ternient ut Oak Grove ctmeter
! Rev. Father Powers officiating.
The O. @. F, at a regular meet
), ing, Nov. 30th, elected the followin
!, officers: N. q. Richard Steel; \
G., Frank Stsrcher; Treasurer MS
rond Fondi Recording Secretar.
John r. Sandersonj Permaner
Secretary, D. q. McManisal; Tru
ices, Or. n, II. Blosser, 3 year,; v
w. Mcdonald. 2 years, and W. i