The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-10-11
MEN AND MATTERS.

mGAs xAANN MR 4 AGAeS'
Mrs. Thornburg,isl inE Clev, land
this week. N.noii5saMel ssofg
Go to John ueker's for the best
oysters in town. ~
Mrs. James Watkins is q visitor
IN columbus this week. NnA
Miss Lalie Fox OF westI J. I.ogan n, is
on the sick list this week.
Go to stockweil 4 Binpingers for
the latest and best fall shoes.
MIR. James q. Heft OF Columbus
As visiting a few days in Logan. x i
Mr., D., Gold, Of Gibisonvillc. was
caller at ohr once this week. !
Gall at Mas. J. Thornbugh's
and learn the merits Of Klenzeno.
Mf-Mart .steokesrs, OF. .straitsyIlls,
was a visitor In Logan this week.
Mrs. John Westenhaver Is visit
ing her people at Maxville this
week.
Mrs. d. P. Heft and son Frank,
are attending the Lancaster Fair
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCown, of Gibbs
onville, were callers at our office
Saturday.
Mr.. Joseph Weiland, of Perry
County, was guest of relatives
here last week.
The two gas companies of Lo-
gan are making contracts this year
at 81 20 per fire.
Mrs. s. j. Thornburgh adds all
late ideas to her millinery stock as
soon as they appear. y
Mr.. and Mrs. L.. Warner have
had as their guest for u week, Mrs.
Dresback Of Columbus. sam
Miss Julia Work will go to Co
iumbus this week to visit her
brother Mr.. George Work.
Our friend Hugh Hankinson, of
Black Jack came in ana chatted
awhile with US Friday last.
The Lancaster District Home
Mission Convention will be held
here on Thursday, October IS.
Mr.. Roy Mccormick of Colum-
bus, has accepted a position in the
Hooking Valley machine shops
here.
John Ucker is making "a special
ty this fall Of furnishing his patrons
with the finest oysters the market
affords.
Messrs Stanley Coke and Harry
Bityer of Adelphia spent the first
part Of the week with friends in
Logan. -"
Mrs. Locke, who has been the
guest of Mrs. L. N. Collins for some
weeks, has returned to her home
at Chicago.
Mrs. Joe Snider, her daughter
and grandchild were guests last
week Of Mrs. M. A. Edmiston in
Lexington.
$l0O to Pomeroy and return. sc
cents to Wellston and Jackson and
return, Sunday Oct. 14th. Special
train $3.50 A. NJ. ~ ..,i, II
For sprains,. swellings and lame.
ness there is nothing so good as
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Try it
For sale by F. S. Case.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Cresap, of Pen
sacoia, are visitors with Mrs.
Elizabeth Cresap and other rela
\ tives here for few weeks.
Dr.. Beery, OF Union Furnace
was in Logan Wednesday, and HI
reports the typhoid fever epidemic
In his town abating a little.
Ladies Knit Wool Shirts
attractive in price, anC
pretty in colorings at
STEERS B. co.
Mr.. Ed. Price purchased tn,
Bishop homes cad Tuesday of thi
week of the heirs, George and Rutl
Bishop. Consideration $275O.OO.
Mr.. B. X. Tritsch was a visito
Logan this week. Mr.. 'Tritsch wa
accompanied by Mr.. Maddox VIII
4is contemplating manufacturin
here. anon eaai
Mrs. Rebecca Heft OF Indiana
who has been visiting friends an
relatives at Logan for the past tw
weeks, returned to her home las
week. -
.sa,Ryan & Waner are ,repairin
their building. with a nice coat {
paint, and will lay new side walk
on the east side OF the building
the rear. 5.}
Stockwell & Binninger have pu
in q late supDiy of the handSOmes