The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-02-22
MEN AND MATTERS.

MEN AMI MAJ i lLnOs
Mr.. anu Mrs. Perkins are visit
Ing friends In Macarthur.
Mr.. Cora Morgan was a business
visitor In Macarthur last week.
The Misses Scanlan are guests Of
Miss Loretta Scanlan in Lancaster.
Miss Rhea James is visiting
friends and relatives in Columbu
Mr.. Joe Work of Lancaster was
business visitor In Logan Thurs
day.
Mr.. A. Lincoln Rutgers, OF Sta
ten Island, New York, is the guest
of his uncle, VIM. F. Rutgers.
Mrs. Harry Enoch, after a pleas
ant visit v ith friends here has re-
turned to her home in Athens.
Special values in Ladies' Petit
coats. Look almost as well as silk.
STIERs & Co.
Mrs. Louisa Hurley of Des
Moines Is visiting her brother and
his wife Mr.. and Mrs. T. e. Baker.
New Spring Jackets & Capes,
Suits and Separate Skirts lust In
this week. oTIERs g. Co.
The next wedding to take place
In Logan, will be Maloney's at the
Opera House next Monday night
Feb. 26.
The ladies of the M. e. Society
wish to thank all parties who have
assisted them in getting up their
entertainment for tonight.
Don't forget we have the beat
line Of Underwear in the city.
You can find what you want By
calling on us. STEERS d Co.
Mrs. John Hopley of Bucyrns
and her daughter Miss Georgia, the
brilliant Columbus journalist have
been the Sunday guests of relat-
ives.
The Fireman's Annual Ball last
night at the l. o. r.. M. Hail was II
pleasant success. A large crowd
were in attendance. and the com
pany cleared about $25 90
Boys extra heavy double knee
Fest Black Hose & to 10c. 81 to
81 l2tc, These are extra good for
the money. Be sure and ask for
them. STIERs & Co.
The Elks will have glorious
seance next Monday night at
which twenty five new members
will be made to wear horns. A
banquet will he served after the
'sesh."
Miss May Macintosh entertain
ed a merry crowd of maskers, Mon
day evening. There were people
from all lands, and the ideas dis
played in costumes were striking
and original.
For Sale-The house on the lot
on Hunter ST., recently purchased
by w. L.-Gage. Persons wanting
good timbers or a good house for
out side buildings will do we'll to
call on Mr.. Gage.
A few pairs of Blankets left in
Colored and White Wool. Also
White Cotton Chain with wool fill
ing aud ColOred and White Cotton
Blankets. Will make u special
price on these. STIERs & co.
The painting and frescoing of
the new Presbyterian Church is
about completed In the hands Of
Mr., Amos Parker, assisted by Mr..
Thornburg. The shades that pre-
vail are blue and pink, and it is
certainly work of art.
Some very interesting communi-
cations and especially concerning
the Buckeye Club troubles was
handed us this week which it IL
impossible for US to publish this
week because of limited time.
Watch the paper next week.
Dn wv Lace Curtains large stock
elect from. Curtain Goods by
yard. Rope Curtains, Oil
yloths, Linoleum & Carpets. All
new you should see them.
STIERs & Co.
The Athens Messenger says: Mr..
Fred Preston and son John accom-
panied by Mrs. Byron Wolfe and
little son, leave the latter part OF
this week for st. Augustine, Fla,
where they will join Mrs. Preston
who has been South several weeks.
DR.. Douahue, a medical mission.
airy of China, will be at the M. E.
Church Sunday evening, Feby 25
1900. Ladies from other churches
interested in Foreign Missionary
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