The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-03-16

ment for the masses; ISL Plunkard"
at Rempel's Opera House Saturday
evening March 18th.
E. M. O'Connor, time clerk in the
General Superintendent Connors
Office Columbus, was the guest OF
Mr.. Tide Huston Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Smith has returned
from Enterprise where she was
summoned by the illness and death
of her mother, Mrs. Blosser.
Don't fail to see Miss Grace Hun
ter In her serpentine and Spanish
dance, at Rempel's Opera House,
Thursday evening March 23d.
Table cutlery, table ware, queens
ware, chinawa and glassware Of
all kinds will be found at the
mammoth store of Stiers & Co.
Miss Mabel O'Hare very pleas
antly entertained over Sunday, her
cousins from GAINESVILLE, Miss Lura
Axline and Mr.. Charley Axline.
Tinware and Granite ware of all
kinds, Coffee Mills, Clothes Wiring
ers, Flour Bins, Bread Boxes, all
such things to be had at Stiers &
Co.
The best Concert of the season
will be given at the Presbyterian
church, Thursday evening, April
9Th. Further notice will be given
later.
WANTED--A good girl for light
house work and care of child. Good
place and good wages. Leave name
and address at Harringtons Drug
Store.
The Ladies of the Missionary
Society OF the Presbyterian church
will offer a ten cent supper at the
church next Tuesday afternoon,
March 21.
Miss Georgia Hopley Of Colum-
bus has been visiting her relatives
the Bowens and ROchesters, being
the house guest of her aunt Mrs.
Gallagher.
Miss Elizabeth Kinkead, a charm
ing member Uf social and musical
circles In Lancaster, was the guest
OF Mrs. o. s. White from Saturday
until Tuesday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
HaneswOrth of Laurelville Friday
March 10th son. Mrs. Hanes-
worth was formerly Miss Bertha
Wilson Of Logan, o.
Miss M. N. Parsons will return
today to her most excellent pre-
pared rooms in the Wright block,
on Main street. The rooms have
undergone repairing and enlarging
so that now Miss Parsons has space
to display her most magnificent
new line OF Easter millinery. Spec.
ial opening will be on Friday and
Saturday Of this week. The ladies
are invited to come in ard make
an early choice of their apparel.
Mrs. Thornburgh has rented the
large store room two doors west Of
Rochester's store on Main street,
and will put In q complete line of
millinery and ladies' furnishings.
Mr.. Henry Lutz had the misfor,
tune to step upon q nail, last Fri
day, which penetrated his foot. At
this time he is able to be out again
with no serious results anticipated.
Mrs. Thornburgh, of Cleveland,
will be in Logan about March Goth,
with large line OF up.to-date mill
inery and notions. She will occupy
the store room two doors west OF
ROchester's store.
The fire department was called
out Tuesday night by a blaze in the
West end of town, which consumed
a smoke house. The flames were
soon extinguished and the adjoin-
ing property not damaged.
All member of J. X. Rochester
Post and Womans Relief Corps are
earnestly requested to be present
at the G. A. r. Hall next Friday
evening the 17th as there Is to be a
joint meeting of Post and, Corps.
Miss Clara Rauch will sing in the
Concert given by the Catholic
church Of Athens tomorrow eve-
ming and Miss Mabel Hoyt will be
her accompanied. We are proud OF
the compliment Athens pays our
musical talent.
Mr.. Chas. Rose wishes to an.
nounce that he Is receiving an ex'
tensive line Of gents furnishings
and clothing for spring wear. He
asks that the contemplated buyer
come 10 and examine his excellent
stock before choosing.
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