The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-04-20

The Misses Gertrude Jacoby and
Maggie Hannah of Athens were
visitors to our city Saturday.
Charley Postonand Master Joe
Davis of Nelsonville, were the Sun
day guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. b.
Dollison.
Ed Davenport chaproned couple
of travelling men to New Plymoath
and return Monday afternoon by
the livery route.
No. 49l1 draws the graphophone
at the drawing at John Easterlings
saloon Saturday night. Who holds
the wining ticket.
Mrs. Catherine st. Leger Is on
the invalid list being confined to
her home with severe attack OF
acute rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Smith, nee
Fisher, of Urbana, were In the city
last week in attendance at the
funeral of Frank Casn.
Forepaugh and Sells Bros. Circus
at Jacksonville April 9th, 40 cents
round trip from Logan. Tickets
limited to date of sale.
About forty prospective school
teachers took the county examina-
tion Saturday for the purpose OF
securing certificates to teach.
j. B. Dollison of the DEMOCRAT
attended a meeting of the Hooking
and Ohio Valley Editorial Associa-
tion at Columbus last Thursday.
Mr.. Earl James, son Of Thomas
James, left Thursday morning for
Newark where he has secured q
position with bicycle Company.
Miss Julia Wheeler following q
delightful two days visit with hel
cousin Miss Bess Rose returned to
her home in Nelsonville Sunday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Weilbacker
of Columbus, were Logan visitors
last week called here by the death
of Mrs. Weilbacker,s brother, Mr.
Frank Cash.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Nc
Kay, Saturday morning April 16, q
daughter. "Mac" hardly recogniz-
ed his friends Saturday when he
came up street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John White attend.
ed the dedication of the new ad
ministration building at the Re.
form Farm Saturday returning
home Sunday night.
Cleanliness is next to Godliness
and nothing helps to improve the
looks of young man so much as &
well laundered shirt. Try the Lo
gan Steam Laundry for first class
work.
This is house cleaning time and
overworked pater familie is com
PEELED to sit on a barrel out in the
wood shed while he takes his meal.
of bread and water prepared by his
ruler of the hearth and home.
Mr., George Hendren of Nelson
vile came up Sunday to spend tht
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Nc
Call on South Market street and tt
accompany his wife home, who hal
been spending few days with hel
sister Mrs. Mccall.
John Mitchell of Bdchtel, stu
dent at Delaware and son of Rev
Mitchell formerly stationed a
Logan, was q Logan visitor Satur
day and witnessed the play at th'
opera house In the evening.
Harley Karshner, who has beer
visiting his parents MIR. and Mrs
David Karshner at Laurelville TO
a week past recuperating his healtl
is again ut his desk In the Probat,
Office, having returned Saturda,
evening.
The Cincinnati Post says: "Sev
eral very pleasing whistling solo
were rendered by Mrs. g. A. Leh
man at the reception given at tn
Dayton View Gymnasium. Wed
nesday evening. Mrs. Lehmann'
whistling is always highly appre
ciated, and on this occasion sh
did particularly well."-Mrs. Leh
mann will take part in the concer
to begiven at the Presbyteria
church In Logan, Tuesday evening
May 3rd. 1898.
| On account of the M. E. Churc
South Quadriennial Conference
be held at Baltimore, Md, the {
III. V. & 7. Ry., popular Buckley
Route, has arranged for the sale {
round trip tickets to Baltimor
from all stations on its lines, sout
of and including Columbus at ha