The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-12-27

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guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Nc
Manigal.
Mrs. Adam Lutz and Mr.. c.
Juergensmeier spent Sunday II
Lancaster with their brother wbt
is very i'll.
Mr.. Guthrie Belt of Columbus
has been the guest Of his aunts
Mrs. Homer Wright and Mrs. o
w. H. Wright.
Miss Rhea James has. gone tc
Springfield, where che will be en-
tertained by her cousin, Miss
Mabel Thacker.
Mr.. James Gallagher died al
Athens Tuesday, and funeral wal
held here Thursday from the st
Johns Church.
Misses Anna Smith and Kate
Friesner were the Christmas guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Fisher OF
Union Furnace.
Miss Fannie Rummel of Charles.
ton, w. Va, is the charming young
guest Of Mrs. Minerva Price and
Mrs. A. G. Upton.
Mrs. Watkins and two grand.
children, all Of Dayton, are the
guests of Mrs. Watkins's daugh-
ter, Mrs A. V. Crawford.
DIR. Bright, his daughter, Mrs.
Stella Cameron and her little daugh-
tar were all the guests of DR.. Bright's
sister, Mrs. Oliver Brooke.
Misses Rose, Bird and Annie
White will spend part of the school
vacation here, and some days In Co.
lumbus and at their county home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Threewit and
two children Of Denver, Colorado,
are the guests Of Mrs. Threwit's e
mother and family, Mrs. Barsha
Work.
Mr.. and Mrs. #. w. Rochester and
family, gave Christmas breakfast,
Tuesday, inviting the families OF
their SONS Messrs James and Ed.
Rochester.
The Young Sewing Circle ex-
changes Christmas tokens Friday
evening at the home OF Miss Bess
Rose. The drawing Of gifts will be
followed by banquet.
Mr.. Charley Brown, formerly one
of our we'll known boys, now a
travelling salesman resident in Co.
lumbus, called on some old friends
here Monday morning.
Married-At Ewing, Ohio, on the
23rd day OF Dec, 1900, by E. g
Martin J. p, Mr.. Vic l.. Harble OF
Black Jack, Ohio, and Miss Nettie
Byers of Ilesboro, Ohio.
Miss Clara Boory leaves Saturday
for her homo in Minerva, going from
there to various places in Pennsyl.
vania and New York, where she will
spend the rest of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Connel, OF
Columbus were the guests of Mrs
Gage over Christmas. Mr. Connel
has returned to the city, but Mrs
Connel will remain for visit with
her mother.
Miss Eta Deissle was the hostess
of the Quintet Sewing Club, We'd
nesday evening. A dainty lunch
after the busy hour with thimbles
helped make the evening a very
pleasant one.
Looking Backward, 'and Look.
ing Forward, will be DIR. Stewards
two subjects at the Presbyterian
church Sunday. Come out anG
worship on the last Sunday of the
Goth century.
Miss Mayme Campbell entertained
her Sewing Circle last Saturday
evening, and the last stitches were
put in many dainty and beautiful
bits of linen and silk that were givei
to grateful recipients Tuesday morn
ing.
A little son of yard master Nc
Laughlin, of Nelsonville, was rul
over by the cars here today. H
was "hopping" trains when h.
slipped and went under, crushing
his legs. He was taken at once t,
Nelsonville.
II you would have an appetit
like bear and relish for yoi
meals take Chamberlain's Stomacl
and Liver Tablets. They correc
disorders Of the stomach and regu
late the liver and bowels. Price 2
cents. Samples free at F. s. Case
drug store.
Mrs. Frank Williams, with he
infant child, returned to her HON
in Cleveland Wednesday after
pleasant visit with her sister, Mrs
Thornburg. Miss Margaret Thorn