The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-09-07

Mullen were married at New Lex
ington Wednesday. Miss Ward is
well known in Logan, she being
neice of the Misses Mcbride.
AT Chas. Roses is the reliable
place for parents to buy school
suits for their boys. These special
boys suits wear like leather, and
are just the thing for romping
school days.
Miss Bess Rose will spend a
week in Columbus in the millinery
emporiums securing styles and
shades and experience for her as
sistance to Mrs. Thornburgh tins
fall and winter.
Mr.. J.J. Snider, our popular lum.
ber dealer, slipped from moving
train near Lockville saturday night
and sustained sprained knee. AT
present we are glad to say he is
rapidly recovering.
Miss Sadie McCray left for Phila-
delphia Saturday. She will spend
some time in the East visiting
Washington, Atlantic City and
Baltimore, where she will be the
guest of Miss Ella Boyu.
"a hard chapter of hard names"
will be DIR. Harley j. Stewards
Sunday morning subject at the
Presbyterian church. His evening
subject will be "a Remarkable
Wrestler" All welcome.
Mrs. Barsha Work and Mrs. John
Rochester left for Denver Colorado
Wednesday morning. Mrs. Roch-
ester will return in month but
Mrs. Work will spend the winter
there with her daughter Mrs. Ben
Threewit.
Mr.. Noah Engle and sister Miss
Sarah of Continental, o. visited at
the Biehaut home last week. They
are guests of friends in the country
this week and are enjoying re-
union with old friends as Hooking
was once their home.
DR.. Campbell, assisted by Drs.
Pullen and Allen, successfully
operated upon George Strawn of
this place, for strangulated hernia.
Mr.. Strawn is seventy eight wears
of age, and underwent the severe
operation bravelv, and is now do
ing well.
Messers Charley 1 arimer, Chas
Lutz, Jim Montgomery, Milt Mar
tin, Will LytIe, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Price, Mrs. Tom Price and son, H.
E Rose. DIR. and Mrs. Campbell,
Luke Lehman, John Canty and
John Strentz were among the Co.
lumbu visitors Tuesday.
Gray Cottage will be closed Sat
urday, and the Misses White who
made trio of merry entertainers
for the social coteries of town will
leave for their various positions in
the educational circles of Hooking
Miss Rose will teach in Murray
City, Bird in Coalgate and Anna In
Jobs.
School commences Monday in
Logan and parents will take notice
that their boys have almost entire
ly worn out their clothes with the
summers romping. Chas. Rose, the
Reliable One Price Clothier, is
making a specially of boys suits al
prices to please and astonish the
papas. Every parent should see
these school suits before buying
elsewhere.
Comrades John Selb and George
Krinn, were among the stalWartl
of the Sixties to brave the no
winds and take up the opportunity
of assembling at the National En-
campment at Philadelphia thi
week. John and George will SET
all that is to be seen in the Quake
city. They are good jolly boys ant
know a time when they see IL. Th'
tales they will tell on their return
will be hair curriers'
| Miss Alma Green has accepted
position as book keeper in the Lo
gan Office of the Logan Natural Ga
and Fuel Company. The compan.
have made no mistake in tenderinl
the position to Miss Green. She i
one of our most courteous and ex
cellent young ladies. Her expert
ence in the newspaper business ha
fitted her with public affairs, s
that she is especially enabled t
serve the public pleasantly an
efficiently in the fuel Office.
Gas Notice.