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

For fresh roasted and salted pea
nuts go to Steve Hudson.
Mrs. Henry Lutz was the guest of
Lancaster friends the 4th.
Mrs. Sarah Saumnig was the guest
of Haydenville relatives the 4th.
Ralph Spooner of Carbon Hill,
was visitor to Logan yesterday.
Mrs. David Miller and Bessie,
are visiting friends at Laurelville,
Ohio.
Gus Baird of Charleston w. Va,
is here this week circulating among
old friends.
Miss Grace Fickel Is visiting at
Laurelville the guest of Miss Amy
Armstrong
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hansen of
rear Gib;sonville were Logan shop
pers Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. ID. r. Moore have
returned from an extended visit with
Indiana relatives.
Seth, the nine year old son of Re.
corder Sloan is laid up with a severe
case of the mumps.
Mrs. Lucy A. Crawford returned
Saturday evening from visit with
Pleasantville friends.
Ed l.. Davenport was a Lancaster
visitor Saturday in the interest of
the Buckeye Farmer.
Roy Kern, Logan's hustling agent
for the Columbus Press Post, spent
the 4th at Columbus.
Mrs. F. s. Pursell and daughter,
Miss Helen F., were capital city
shoppers yesterday.
Judge Wright was the orator of
the day at the 4th of July celebration
at Murray City Monday.
Mr., and Mrs. 2. O. Petit have
as their guest Mrs. Pettits sister,
Mrs. Gray of Macarthur.
r. M. Connell of Columbus, train
dispatcher of the G. H. V. & T. paid
Logan flying visit Saturday.
Miss Olivia Rochester who has
been the guest of Greenville friends
tho past week has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Kittsmiller
were the 4th af July guests of Mrs.
Kittsmiller's parents at Laurel
vile.
The contract for the plastering of
the new Presbyterian Church will
be let by contractor Strentz this
week.
The Misses Clara Downey and
Bertha Slisher were the pleasant
4th of July guests of Lancaster
friends.
Chicago Ills. account Young Peo-
pies Christian Union July 18th and
18th, good for return until July 2lst
half fare.
The furnace for the new Presby-
terian Church is being placed in po.
sition this week by contractor Lutz
Of Circleville.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Hen
derson, Saturday, son. Here's tc
the new heir, Will. Shake. Well
take ours straight.
Lew Pursell of the G. III. ". & It
ticket Office at Columbus spent the
4th here with his parents, Col. anC
Mrs. F. S. Pursell.
Messrs Andrew and Steve Moody
two Hungarians from Jobs were il
town Tuesday taking out their nat
uralization papers.
Messrs Walt Rochester, Chas
Stedem, John Wellman, Chas
Oaks and Harry e. Rose were tn,
4th of July guests of Athens friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Engle of Mel
sonville returned last week from
their trip on the lakes and were tn
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jaco
Fox.
Mr.. Charles Bowen of Indianapoli
Ind, was the 4th, of July guest c
his wife who is here visiting he
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Sunder
land.
Don't forget that the Loga
Steam Laundry makes specialt
of laundering ladies shirt waist
and ladies and gents duck an
linen suits.
Messrs Ed Gignagle and Fran
Kittsmille have accepted positio
with the Nelsonville Natural Gi
company and left for their new fiel
of labor yesterday.
DR.. and Mrs. Noel, nee Miss Id
Locke, of Chicago, who have bee
the guests of Mrs. /. N. Collins dul
ing the past ten days returned
their home this week.
Messrs Gene Huls and Thad ALLIE
of the Journal Gazette left Mondi
for two weeks trip up on the lake
Before returning the boys will tai
In Detroit, Mackinac, st. Ignace al
Toronto, Canada,