The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-03-02

Louis has been called here by the
serious illness of her mother Mrs.
Maynard.
Mrs.Ruben Spurrier,o of Columbus,
is a Logan visitor, called here by
the serious illness of her mother,
Mrs. Risley.
Miss Helen Pursell will start for
Cuba on Tuesday of next week, to
join her father, Col. Pursell at
Buena Vista.
Mr.. Ed. Scanlan and family were
called to Lancaster this week by
the death of Mr.. Scanlan's cousin,
Tom Seaman, jr.
Miss Jennie Ryan and petite
niece, Helen Reynolds, of Athens,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
White this week.
Mrs. Emma d. Steele and little
daughter Opal, Of Macarthur, were
pleasant guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Heft, Tuesday.
Canned Celery Hearts for salads
&C., at the Logan Grocery Co.'S.
When you are figuring on paper
ing your house, remember that
Sparks has a large stock of wall
paper at very low prices.
The residence of Postmaster
Vickers is being rapidly repaired
under the efficient management of
contractor ]. w. Strentz.
DR.. Harry Maynard, of Cheyenne,
Wyoming, arrived here Tuesday
evening, summoned by the serious
illness of his aged mother.
There has embarked in Columbus
on March lst, another daily news.
paper called the Columbus Citizen.
1t is independent in politics.
The Office of general traffic man
ager of the G. H. v. & 7. Ry, held
by Mr.. Mills, has been abolished
under the new management.
Mrs. Frank Martin, of Circleville,
after few days stay here, called
by the sickness of her brother, Bert
Oaks, has returned to her home.
When you are needing drugs or
medicines remember that Sparks
is in the drug business, and suppose
you give him call and see what
he will do for you.
Miss Daisy Watkins is very de-
lightfully being entertained in
Jacksonville by Mrs. Irwin, Miss
Fannie Kline was also the guest OF
Mrs. Irwin Sunday.
Mrs. F. 8. PurseIl, Miss Helen
Pursell and Miss Minnie Deissle
were in Columbus Saturday, and
saw the Valentine Company in
"Niobe" at the Grand.
County Recorder Pete Sloan is
not weeping over the sale OF the
Hooking Valley railroad. The re
cording of the deeds for this county
amount to about $50 90 to him.
Florida Oranges and other nice
fruits at the Logan Grocery Co.'S.
Captain w. J. Ryan and his pri
vate secratary, Orlie Wright, will
arrive this evening for a short fur
lough. They will he greeted roy
ally by their hosts of friends here
Mr.. s. Carleton Bright, our popu
lar young barrister, who has beer
mustered out Of service with hi
regiment the End Ohio, has return
ed home after visit In Nortl
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. White lef
for Cincinnati, Wednesday, wher
they will retnain a few days. The!
were accompanied by Mrs. viii
Golden of Athens, who was thei
guest Tuesday.
Messrs Clarence McCray, Edwar'
Campbell, VIII Finney and Clal
ence Schwenke were in Columbu
Saturday and heard the Alic
Nelson Opera company in eth
Fortune Teller"
| MIR. Glib Kennard has about CON
pleted his new home on Second st
aud will move In II the last of thi
month. Mr.. Tom Price will her
after occupy the Butin property o
Main street where Mr.. Kennar
now lives.
Miss Ruth Bishop leaves th
week for Greenville where she wi
remain until June with Mrs. Hsry