The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-07-21

ONO, ana Plttsneld ana dChampaign,
Ind.
Don't forget that the Logan
Steam Laundry makes speciality |
of laundering ladies shirt waists
and ladies and gents duck and
linen suits.
Miss Lizzie Rempel anu Mrs. Fred |
Rochester who spent the past week
at Toledo the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. @. Wasson returned home Fri
day evening.
Distressing accidents and at leas
one sad fatality marks the close of
the annual outing of the Hooking
Valley employees at Buckeye Park
last Saturday.
Vernon Culver made one of his
periodical visits to Logan last Fri
day and as usual gulled the people
once more with the usual dose of
wind jamming.
Miss Carrie Moore, one of Circle
ville's accomplished school marm's
is being entertained by the Misses
Westenhaver at their suburb
home, Riverside.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H, Dye and Mrs.
James Little following delightful
visit at Cleveland, O., the guests of
Mrs. Col Churchill returned home
Saturday evening.
Logan was surely deserted city
last Sunday many of our people
visiting the different outing ca mps
and neighborhOod pleasure resorts
while others went to Jackson on
the excursion.
Messrs Judge o. w. H. Wright
and VIM. Waner of Logan, and Phil
Cullinan and Maurice Donahue of
Lexington, accompanied by their
wives went to Montreal and Quebec
to spend week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Judy of
Charleston, w. Va, and former re-
sidents Of this city, are visiting in
Logan and vicinity the guests OF
his father, Mr.. Joseph Judy north
OF Logan and his brother A. J.Judy
OF this city,
Quite jolly party of young So
iety people enjoyed a pleasant out.
ing to Cantwell Cliffs Friday. An
enjoyable day was spent among
the rocks and an appetizing dinner
prepared by the ladies was partak'
en- of at the noon hour. In the COO
of the evening the little party o.
pleasure seekers returned home
Those in the party were the Misses
Lula Bright. Bertha McMaDigal
and Ella and Lucy Rochester and
Messrs Dill Sanderson, Franz
Brooke, Fred Bright and Sam
Brooke,
Among the pleasant events il
society the past week was the re
ception at the home of Mrs. Saral
James given in honor of Mrs
Truesdale OF Binghampton N. Y
The decorations of the rooms wer,
the national colors, Assisting Mrs
o James in receiving were her CUES
t Mrs. Truesdale OF Binghampton N
d ", Mrs. B. F. Threewitt, Denver
Col, and Mrs. Herbert r. Harrinl
ton. Miss Lucy Westenhave
4 prettily gowned in white swiss pre-
!, sided at the punch bowl while tn
Misses Charlotte and Julia Wor
assisted in the dining room wher
, ice cream, cake, sailed almond
and coffee was served. AS eac
~ guest retired from the dining rool
she was presented with miniatur
huk 40 oouNCuit VI tuo cNcuiuS'
y, Mr.. James Dollison following q
- absence of eight years in the bus
ling metropolis OF the west, Chicag
IN accompanied by his wife, arrive
le on bis native heath last Friday {
~ a ten days vacation. Jim and Il
writer in the happy boyhood da
lg Of the past were school mates and '
es are pleased to say that our old pla
at mate is forgoing right to the fro
in the city of his adoption. Besid
n. holding very lucrative positi
4. In the large printing establishme
90 of Cameron, Amberg & Co., he
also prominent In musical circl
being member OF the Empl
- Quartette considered among I
u music loving people of the Win
y" City az one of the leading must,
organization Of Chicago. Mr.. Dc
'st ison since settling down in
y. Western home has acquired
ay himselfa handsome residence pI,
erty in the northwestern part OF
has city. He is welcome to his
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