The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-07-13

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toes we're $500 now 1926.
STIERs g. Co.
Don't forget the only social of the
season at the U. B. Church on next
Saturday evening. And remember
II is only 10cts for cake and cream.
Ed Nail, who has been employed
for some time at Bellevue, Ohio,
visited his family and friends here
from Monday till Friday last week.
Mrs. b. w. Carlisle the house
guest of her sister Mrs. /. N. Collins,
has returned from short visit
with her brother Mr.. James Poston
in Columbus.
Mr.. Thos. Kintz, and sons Thomas
and Clarence, who are engaged in
erecting an l. o. o. F. Hall at
Vinton, Ohio, spent few days at
home this week.
Mrs. Bowman, of East Front
street was hoste ss of the Domestic
Club on last Thursday afternoon.
The invited present, were Mrs. Ma
goon and Miss McFee.
Miss Rhea James, who went to
Columbus Sunday, July 2, for two
weeks visit, was called home last
Thursday by the illness of her
mother, Mrs. Henry James.
Mrs. Lutellus Lindley of Colum-
bus has been spending several days
with Logan fliends previous to her
departure for California where she
| will make her future home.
Mr.. w. A. Henderson the genial
gas man has taken on the fever of
repair and now invites his friends
and patrons into as handsome
Office as the Valley can boast of.
Invitations are out for an inform
al reception to be given by Mrs. a.
G. Upton, Of Walnut Street, Friday
evening, in honor of her guest,
Miss Francis Rummell, of Charles
ton, w. Va.
Geo. d. Heft, one of the teachers
in the public schools at Thurston,
o., accompanied by his mother,
after spending several days with
relatives and friends In Logan, re.
turned home last Friday.
Mr.. j. p. Nuunemaker is chosen
by Judge Riason as the most suit
able person upon whom to bestow
the next mantel of school exam.
iner of Hooking County The Judge
has made no mistake in his choice
Mr.. Nunnemaker is a good scholar
teacher, and Democrat.
Rev. N. w. Good the pastor will
preach at the M. e. church next
Sunday morning.
In the evening, the Presbyteria II
and Methodist congregations will
hold a union service at the M. E.
church, DR.. Steward will preach
the sermon. Everybody welcome
Charlie Taylor, who has beer
spending a part of his vacation al
his home here, left this morning
for Yellow Springs, Ohio, where he
will be employed during the great
er part of the snmmer by Prof
Hubbell, of the institution at thar
place.
The youthful members of tht
Metropolitan Club are endeavorinl
to organize Field Day for Logan
their object Is public and praise
worthy one, and merits success; i
the people of Logan will give theIl
J appreciation and financial encour
agement to the project, the boy
will do the rest.
On last Tuesday at the regular
meeting of Logan Temple No. 81, r
s. the following officers were in
stalled: p G. Mrs. Lucy Mill, M
E. G. Mrs Alice Lehman, e. S. Mrs
Jennie Schlagetter. E. j. Mrs. An
ma Kirker, M. of T. Mrs. Elizebetl
Schaffer, P. of Il. Mrs. Mary Bal
: II. of o. Il. Mrs. Myrtle Gano.
Among the excurslonIsts VIII
took the trip to Columbus last Fri
day were the following: Mr.. ant
Mrs. Anthony Ucker, Mr.. and Mrs
S. G. Hudson, Mrs. Theo. Tritscf
Mr.. Geo. Tritsch, Mrs. F. S. Cas-
and son Joe, Mr.. Moses Strawr
Messrs Ben Geslin, Dudley Brlgh
{ and John Bowen, and Miss Luc
Bowen
Mr.. Warren Bright, assisted b
: his sister, Miss Florence, enjoyabl
3 entertained a few friends at HI
: home on Glen View Height
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