The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-03-01
MEN AND MATTERS,
SEvENGALA
] and
OMEGA.

ness visitor In Logan last week,
Rev. Harry Vail OF Belpre is
here at his home for q few days.
Mrs. Samuel Whitley Of Lancas-
ter is the guest OF friends in Logan.
Mrs. Milford of Columbus is the
guest of her sister Miss Naomi
Jones.
Miss Fac Gilmore of Nelsonvilla
was the guest of the Misses Fox
last week.
Cap. and Mrs. Bowen and Miss
Blanche Ambrose are visiting In
Columbus.
Mrs. A. Fl. Brooke entertained
the Lone Star Euchre ladies Mon
day evening.
Mrs. Stanley Dew of Athens is
visiting DR.. and Mrs. Finney and
other relatives.
Mrs. e !. Donovan and son were
guests Of Mrs. Hammond in Lam
caster Sunday.
Mr.. B. @. Reber, who has been In
Chicago the past month returned
to Logan Monday.
Mr.. Charley Adams aud Bert
Morsb ach of Cincinnati are in the
city for few weeks.
Miss Harriet Norton of Green.
field is the guest of Mrs. Mary
Smith and Mrs. Weitzell.
Special values in Ladies Petit
coats. Look almost as well as silk.
STIERs & Co.
Mr.. Dal Mem anigal was called
t 'Orbiston Saturday by the illness
of his brother, Mr.. Will McManigal.
"Sevengala" the hypnotlst the
greatest of them all, at the Opera
House one week commencing
March 5.
Mrs. Henry B. Chittenden of Co.
lumbus has filed suit for a divorce
from her husband, Henry T. Chit.
teDden for failure to provide.
Miss Lucy Westenhaver enter
tained the young ladies sewing
circle with FIVE o'clock tea Satur.
day at her home in fair view.
Don't forget we have the beat
line of Underwear In the city.
You can find what you want By
calling on us. STEERS & Co.
Mr.. Jay IngIey the popular min
-strel man, late of AL G. Fields
minstrels has become insane and
has been committed to the asylum.
New Spring Jackets g. Capes,
Suits and Separate. Skirts lust in
this week. STIERs & Co.
"Paul's Thorn in the FLESH" will
be DR.. Harley J. Stewards Sunday
morning subject at the Presby terian
Church. Evening subject, "Crowns. "
The Queenly Women entertain
ment committee wish to thank the
public for their liberal patronage.
The receipts were $1O1.9O and pro-
ceeds $3.50.
The fire department was called
out Monday night to Hartman
hall. The supposed fire was moth
ing more than steam coming from
the building.
The big barn of the American
Straw Board company, at Circle.
vile burned down Friday night
Forty six head of mules were burn.
ed. Loss $1,000.
Boys extra heavy double knee
Fest Black Hose 6 to 8 1Oc. 81 tc
81 l24c. These are extra good fol
the money. Be sure and ask fol-
them. STIERs & Co.
Married-At the residence of the
brides father, Mr.. Henry Hansel
Feb. 2lst, 1900, by Geo. Geiger, Mr.
Franklin w. Linton of Orland, Ohio
and Miss Stella V. Hansel of neal
Logan.
Qnite number of Logan people
expected to attend the Alice Mel
sen opera company, in Columbus
Wednesday night, but were disap
pointed as every seat was sold ou
ON Monday.
For Sale-The house on the 10
on Hunter ST., recently purchased
by w. l.. Gage. Persons wanting
good timbers or good house fo
out side buildings will do well t,
call on Mr.. Gage.
Mr.. Henry Troxel one of Hook
Ing County's wealthiest citizen
died at his home near RockbrIdg'
on Sunday, Of neuralgia of tn,
heart. The remains were taken I,
Lancaster for burial.
A few pairs of Blankets left /,
ColorUd and White Wool. Ais
a NJ