The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-08-11

Winchester, the guests Of Mrs.
Boyer's parents, have returned
home.
Mrs. Caroline Hagley of Jefferson
vile, o., formerly resident out on
Pine, and the mother of Mrs. Frank |
Bebout died at her late home Mon
day evening.
Rev. N. w. Good of this city was
one of the assistant secretaries at
the business meeting Of the Board
ofManagers Of the Lancaster Camp
Grounds last week.
The Misses Loretta Scanlon of
Lancaster and Kathryne Sealey of
Cleveland are the pleasantly enter
tanned guests of the Misses Rose and
Kate Scanlon of Gallagher avenue.
The cycle boys in conjunct with
the Journal Gazette will give a BIZ
cycle tournament on Labor Day. Our
people should encourage the project
and wake up the town for at least a
day.
Rev. H. w. Walker of Cleveland
has accepted the call to the pastor.
age of the Trinity Lutheran church
on N. Mulberry street and will be in
stalled as pastor on next Sunday
morning.
Mr.. Charles Brady, of New York,
was pleasant Sunday guest of Mr..
and Mrs. o. S. White. During his
visit here he rendered some most ex-
cellent music at the M. f. church
and addressed the young people.
Mrs. Frank Downey and daugh.
ter, Miss Grace, left Tuesday after
noon for Columbu their future
home and Mr.. Downey will resign
his position as cutter with Chas.
Rose the clothier and join his
family Monday.
The fire alarm was sounded Tues
day and called out the department
to the property of Ira LiEdley on
Orchard street, about thirty dollars
damage was done. The cause of the
fire was the over heating of fiue
setting fire to closet and mantel.
Excursion to Niagara Falls Aug.
18th, $500 round trip. Tickets sold
for train 30 leaving Logan 1:20 p
M, good returning until Aug. 22nd.
Through sleeper will be run from
Columbus, Stop over at Lake
Chatanqua will be allowed on re-
turn trip.
Captain w. j. Ryan had rousing
reception rendered him at Sand Run
last week in honor of his appoint
ment to captain-ship in the U. S,
army. Captain Ryan has a host OF
friends in Hooking who are all glad
| of his appointment. Judge Wright
was the orator of the evening al the
Sand Run celebration.
Rob Motherwell of Pullman, Ill.
who has been visiting among his
) young friends here left Friday fol
Il visit with Columbus friends, en-
route to his home. Rob was ac-
companied home by Harry Roches
ter who goes with him with the in
tention of making Pullman hi
home.
DR.. M. H. Lutz, of Columbus, o.
will be at the Central Hotel Mon
dav, Aug. 18th, will remain ont
week. DR.. Lutz's work and prices
recommend him to all. Ifyou neet
any fine dental work here is you
chance to get the best at prices tina
are right.
M. III. LUTZ, Dentist.
News comes from California of the
r sudden death of Mart Alltop former
ly salesman with Stiers Co., o
here. Mr.. Alltop has been in th
west several years and was said t
have been recovering his somewha
depressed health, but some accut
disease caused his untimely end. III
4 was we'll beloved in wide socia
circle in Logan who are shocked t
hear of his sudden demise. He Wi
f be buried in California, as it was al
g most impossible to transfer his bod.
to his home here.
A hearty invitation is herewith
extended to all friends Of the Join
Harvest Home and Mission Fest
val given by the Evangelical Lutf
eran Congregations of Rev. E. {
Spoehr's charge, next Sunday Aul
14th. Rempel's cool and beautifu
. grove being the place of meeting
Il At 1890 a. m. Prof, @. Pfluegar {
Columbus will speak in English o
Home Mission, and Rev. G. Kolhe
!. of Sugar Grove will deliver an az
> dress in german on Foreign Mission
o Rev. E. G.. SPoEHR.
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