The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-07-13
Local Happenings.

Half fare to races at Iancaste
July 18th 14th 18th and 10th.
Robt Iutchison of Adelphi was ,
Court House visitor Saturday.
Races at Lancaster July 18Th
14th 18th and 10th. Half rates.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Corn last Sunday night, a daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Woodwork
were the Sunday guests of friends
at Jobs.
Messrs John Edwinson and Chas
Clark of Junction City were Logan
visitors Sunday.
"Doc" Madden Of Consol was in
the city few hours yesterday EN-
route to Chillicothe.
j. G. Smith, manager of Logan's
new music store, Sundayed with
his family in Columbus.
Mr.. Lafayette Kuhn and family
were the guests of his sister at
Smith Chapel over Sunday.
Arch Krieg of Charleston w. Va.
is the guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mike Krieg this week,
July 22nd $ll.O0 to Atlantic City
and return from Logan. Call on
G. w. Schwenke agent Logan for
particulars.
Messrs Joe Shorr, Chas Beck,
Bine Kessler and Chase WOnn took
a spin on their wheels to Athens
last Sunday.
Say, young man, IL you want
that white duck suit done up in
style, take your work to the Logan
Steam Laundry.
A standard make piano, slightly
shop worn, for $l75 cash. Call and
see its q Bargain. Hockett &
Puntenney Co.
II. L. Hollenback, wife and family
of East Ringgold were entertained
ut dinner last Saturday by Record
er and Mrs. p. ID. Sloan.
Ladies arc especially invited TO
call and inspect our stock OF pianos
and sheet music at the new music
store, first door west of Harring-
toms drug store.
All the latest popular vocal and
instrumental sheet music for sale
at the Hockett-Puntenny Piano
Store, one door west Of uarrinS-
toms Drug Store.
Atlantic City July 22nd via G. II.
V. and II. Ry. Tickets will be sold |
for 1925 p. m. train July 22nd good
until August End for return. Rate
$l1.00 from Logan.
Mrs. Maggie Higgy, nee White,
OF Columbus is the pleasantly en-
tertained guest of her sisters the
Misses Anna and Birdie White OF
S. Orchid street this week.
Will Strentz is minus his gold
watch, Will says he had it at two
o'clock Saturday afternoon and
now he has init. Doesn't know
whether IL was stolen or lost.
MIR. Lou Bort has disposed of his
drug business and residence at
Quaker City and will remove his
family to Logan for the present.
Mr.. Bort wishes to locate in some
larger town.
Mayor Smith resurrected an old
ordinance prohibiting card playing
in saloons and Friday morning
notified all saloOnists through the
medium ofthe police that the ordin-
ance would be enforced hereafter.
j. G. Smith,manager Of the Hook
ett-Puntenny music store, has in
his employ number of accommo-
dating and courteous salesmen to
wait on the public. Drop In and
inspect his stock whether you wish
TO purchase or not. You are well
come.
The lawn fete given under the
auspices of the Y. p g. u. on the
U. B. parsonage lawn Saturday
evening was decided success both
socially and in financial way.
The tables were occupied all during
the evening 1t being almost i'm
possible TO secure seat at any of
them.
Sheriff Ryan left this morning
for Charleston, w. Va, on business.
The Sheriff was state scout dur
ing the unpleasantness OF lS6i'65
and up to the present time had
never received his pay. Two weeks
ago he was notified that the money
was ready for him whenever he
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