The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-04-05

iOWluR NiSit mere WIN 0ef phT-
ents returned home Saturday.
Mr.. Clark Axline a prominent
young society man of l ancaster
was Il Logan visitor over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Preston and
son "Dix" of Nelsonville were the
sunday guests of Mrs. Dir. Finney.
j. A. White and young son OF
Gore were Logan visitors Friday
and made our sanctum a pleasant
call.
All the business houses on Main
street were closed Monday after
noon, during the funeral Of John
Walker.
Messrs David Grove and Frank
Blosser OF the B. /. s, came down
yesterday to exercise their right OF
franchise.
Miss Eva Harrington Is home
from Wooster called here by the
death of her grandfather, Mr.. John
Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Suffice, nee
Mansfield, of Chicago, were the
Sunday guests of DR.. and Mrs.
Mansfield.
Marshall Harrington of Mich
igan Is home called here by the
death of his grandfather, Mr.. John
w. Walker.
Mrs. DR.. Dye was the hostess to
the Saturday Literary club Saturday
afternoon. An interesting program
was rendered.
| Excellent selections in both pc
pular and classical music at the
Concert at the Opera House to-
morrow night.
Frank Ackers, a student at the
Columbus Dental College, visited
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Ack-
ers over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Burberry who
have been residents of Adelphi for
the past few years have returned to
Logan, their first love.
The presiding judges of the diff
erent precincts of the county were
in the city Friday getting their
outfits for yesterdays election.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ryan, of Athens,
following an extended visit here
with her daughter, Mrs. j. F.White
returned home Saturday evening.
FOR SALE-Will sell cheap a
handsome quartered oak folding
bed with Frelch plate mirror. In
quire at this office. st.
Mrs. Frank Rochester of Athens
came up Sunday to spend few
days with her parents Col. and Mrs
A. g. Sands at the Rempel House
Miss Hall Weed of jackson who
has been employ, d at the Blind
Asylum at Columbus is here visit
ing her brother G. o. and Mrs.
Weed.
Frank Baird of Buffalo, N. Y
was in the city Friday night and
enjoyed one of his old time qulei
settings at whist with corteria Of
his friends.
Sells Bros. & Forepaugh's bill car
No. with s. II. Barrett passed
through Logan Sunday morning
enroute to Nelsonville where they
show the 9th.
The Athens Journal says: TuniS
Nunemaker, who has been teach
ing near Logan, during the winter
has returned for the spring term al
the Ohio University.
Clarence Montgomery will play
Titus" in Brutus, Or the fall of
Tarquin" at Renpel's Opera House
April 10Th. No lover of fine drama
should miss this play.
| Miss Marie Brooke the handsome
and accomplished daughter of a.
Fl. Brooke will play the "Vestal
Virgin" in "Brutus" at Rempels
Opera House April 18th.
Prices for the Amy Whaley Con-
cert at the Opera House tomorrow
wednesday, night are % cents
general admission, 81 cents reserv'
, ed seats, 40 cents for boxes.
The Misses Hattie Getz and Al &C
McFee two Of Lancaster's charm
J ing young society bellies were the
} pleasantly entertained guests o
Miss Bessie Miller Sunday.
The Logan High School will give
AN entertainment at Rt mpep
Opera House entitled, "Brutus, o
Q the fall of Tarquin," on Frida.
n evening April 18th. Don't miss il
Marion Allstadt Of Laurelvil!e
8 late Republican candidate for sher
q. 4.