The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-01-12
MEN AND MATTERS.

M adame La h0cque OF Lancaster
visited Logan Saturday.
Mrs. Wes Wonn Of Athens visit
ed Mrs. Belle Kern last week.
Ask your grocer for Stier's White
Ribbon Brand Of meat and lard.
Walter Risley was home from
Ann Arber, Mich, u few days this
week.
Mrs. Chas Frasch was called to
Delaware Friday by the serious ILL
ness OF her mother.
$500 Columbus and Return
January 18th and 18th. See notice
elswhere for particulars.
Mr.. Joe Shorr, OF the Shorr Bros.
ciger firm is visiting at Greenfield,
hiybrother Mr.. Anthony Shorr.
For Rents room Dwelling
enquire of
J. M. FLOYD. Logan, Ohio.
Frank Acker of the Columbus
Dental School visited his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Acker last week.
Mrs. Henry Harbel Of Black Jack
drew the Sewing Machine given
away by Strattons. Ticket 3160 was
the lucky number.
Cap Freisner LETT Saturday morn
Ing for Boston, where he goes to
take musical course in the con-
servitory OF music.
Married, at Shawnee, o. January
1lth, Mr.. Charles A. Judy to Miss
Rose Ganghan, at st. Mary's church
by Rev. FIR. Hannah.
Columbus and Return $500
January 9th, 10th and llth good for
return until January 18th, account
State Farmers Institute.
Mrs. Joe Kessler and children of
Ashtabula Harder who has been
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs
John Stedem has returned home.
The stock holders of the Logan
Nat. Gas Co. are holding their
annual meeting to day at the COM
pany's Office on West main street
For SALE-Farm and Town
Property, 120 acre farm situated
3 miles North East of Logan, also
Dwelling in Logan Ohio. enquire
Of JIM. FLOYD.
Beginning with our next issue the
DEMOCRAT will publish an educa-
tional column. This department
will be edited by some of Logan's
prominent educators.
Columbus and return January
18th and 18th good for return un-
til January 10th, account "Ohio
State Board Comm cree Convention"
$500 Round Trip from Logan.
A Mr.. Spicer who is in the en-
ploy Of the Logan Nat. Gas Co. at
their reducing station near Sugar
Grove was overcome by escaping
gas last Saturday but not to any
serious extent.
A large crowd gathered in
, Slisher's Sample room Tuesday
evening to hear the report by
rounds of the McCoy-Sharkey
fight. Special arrangements having
been made with General Agent G.
w. Schwenke to get the report by
wire.
Capt. Willie Ryan Jr. one of Lo-
gan's mannerly little gentlemen is
the proud possessor of handsome
new uniform, ornamented with
Captains stripes. Capt. "Billie"
wears his stripes with the "sang
froid" Of an old veteran. The uni
/ form was gift from his father Capt.
w. J. Ryan of the 7th Army Corps
of Savannah, Ga, Capt. Billie made
us pleasant call last Friday.
Ask your grocer for Stier's White
Ribbon Brand of meat and lard.
While working in the school
labratory yesterday some phos-
porus fell into the chemicals being
experimental with resulting in a
small blaze which looked threaten
ing for awhile but which by pr, mpt
action was soon gotten under con-
troll. 1t seems each year we have
something of this nature to occur
and often times with quite serious
results but fortunately on this Oc-
casion there were no accidents.
: Stratton Bros. who enjoyed an
enormous Holiday trade which tax
ed their force to handle, almost
cleaning their shelves, have just re-
ceived a large invoice Of new
goods. Special attention has
given the dress goods department.
as nothing but the latest weaves In
all the fashionable shades were
p selected. All the large eastern
markets were secured by their repre-
sentative who in making his pur'
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