The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-07-20

|
Miss Sue Mcbride returned Sat
urday evening from pleasant
visit with friends In New Lexing-
ton.
| Mrs. GaDo and children left We'd
nesday evening for an extended
visit among friends near Spring.
field.
Mr.. James Henderson, now doing
business at Bloomingville, spent
Sunday with his family at this
place.
"P. K" in stripes and solid colors
that sold for l5, Is and 20 cents for
81 cents, Wellman, Thurness & Co.
Harry Wright, who is summer
ing on his grandfathers farm near
New Plymouth, spent Sunday at
home.
Mrs. Thomas Sunderland has re-
turned home after Il delightful visit
in IrOnton with her sister Mrs. G.
| b. Clark.
All carpets bought during the
months of July and August, we will
make and lay free of charge.
WELLMAN, THURN Ess & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Connel of Co
lumbus left for months soiourn
at the sea shore in Ocean City,
Maryland.
Take a squint at Wellman, Thur
ness u Co.'s Bargain Tables" you
will find short prices for people
little short
Rob Price left Sunday for Athens
where he has secured a good posi-.
tion in the factory getting out
school desks.
A table filled with odd pieces of
Glass, China and Queens ware IL
to 25 cent articles-your choice
8 cents. STIERs & Co
Miss Salie Pickering and Mr..
John Purcell, both of Columbus,
were the guests of Miss Bertha
Gabriel Sunday.
ESQ, 800, $50 and $4 90 Shoes all
marked at the same price. See
Wellman, Thurness & Co.'s $500
window display.
Miss Pauline Baumgartner of Co
lumbus has been the pleasantly en-
tertained guest of the Misses White
of Walnut street.
Miss Viola Thompson, a charm.
ing young girl of the academy in
New Lexington, is the guest of
Miss Lucille Allen.
A few pair of Mems Tan Shoes
81 to G and d last mostly narrow
toes were $500 now 1926.
STIERs & Co.
For the best values that have
ever been produced in summer
clearance sale of shoes, visit Well
man, Thurness & Co.
Messrs Harley Whitcraft and
Arthur Murphy were the guests of
Mr.. Chas. Wolf and family, near
East Clayton, Monday.
Frank Wright left Monday
.norning for two weeks visit with
his grandfather, Mr.. Thos. MCGEE,
of near New Plymouth.
LIBRARY b ARGAIN-The new
Encyclopedia Britannica for sale
at bargain. Call at the OHIO
DEMOCRAT Office at once.
MIR. John Harsh of Un1ondale,
Ind arrived here Wednesday for
a visit with his sister Mrs. j. A.
Matthias and other relatives.
Lot of Lawn and Dimity in all
the new stripe effects that sold for
IL, 70 and 20 cents, all 10 cents.
WELLMAN, THURNEss & Co.
Master Willie COwles left Mon
day morning for months visit
with friends in Amesville. His
father accompanied him to Athens.
Miss Fannie Pond came home
from Chicago Thursday. She has
been in that city recei wing training
preparatory to becoming nurse
A large assortment of plaid,
stripe, and fancy ribbon that sold
for % and 35 cents all 10 cents per
yard at Wellman, Thurness & Co.
Miss Grace Fickle returned Mon
day from pleasant outing at Birch
Hole. The rest of the campers will
return the latter part of this week.
Mr.. Chas. Poston of Nelsonville
and his house guest, Mr.. Marks OF
Chicago, were visitors in Logan
Sunday enroute to Washington and
New York.
Miss Maggie Mccarthy, came
home Monday after a pleasant visit
in Napoleon, with her sister Mrs
w. p. Wuebben who accompanied
her here.
Archie Kennard, who has been
unrEinr Non, Navu Dlyx,oo,,fb 30