The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-05-09

0tte ms Jrten0S ana patrons Wt0
his store TO erdmine the neto and
handsome spring shoes just IN.
The Nelsonvile Buckeye says:
Misses Marie Brooke and nellie
Shaffer, and Messrs Hubert Lappen
and Harry Wright of Logan were
pleasant visitors here Sunday.
The infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Judy died on Sunday
last. The little one was girl
about seven months old. The par
ents have the deep sympathy of
our people.
Tedrow & Gettle will be in Lo-
Saturday next with their huge,
combined circus aggregation. That
will be big day in Logan. Every
body should come to town and see
the big show.
At the Red Front Shoe Store may
be had the latest styles in spring
and summer foot-Wear. Mr. Bert
Stedena, the manager of this large
store, is proud to shoU costun,ers his
aetoly arriUed handsome stock.
Mr.. John w. Moore, of Cleve-
land, was a visitor with his people
here Friday. Mr., Moore is mana
ger of the Williams Type Writer
Co., and has placed many machine
in this valley which are giving
merited satisfaction.
Our fellow citizen Cal Reber is
engaged in large drug store in
Fostoria, and is its chief pharmac-
ist. Cal is a good pharmacist and
knows how to manage the drug
business. He expects to move his
family there in few months.
FIR Powers gave very interest
ing talk, last Friday afternoon, be-
fore the High School, on the sub
ject of "Macbeth. The patrons
and students should feel grateful
to Mr.. Pierpont for procuring, as
he has this year, some of our finest
and best informed men for these
Friday afternoon talks.
We received an announcement of
the opening on July 9Th, and CON
tinuing five weeks, of the Lake
Side Summer School at Lakeside,
Ohio, a member of the faculty of
which is our townsman, F. f.
Brooke. Mr.. Brooke is making
great strides in educational circles,
and Logan is proud of her sons
and daughters, whose strength of
mind and character are felt both
at home and abroad.
The Junia Club received last
Thursday evening at the 1. O. o.
F. Hall, combining reception and
entertainment so skillfully that
more than two hundred guests call
ed it most delightful evening.
The orchestra played during the
hours, and solos by Mrs. Frank
Blasius and Miss Clara Rauch
added an artistic touch to the
music. Seven of the club girls
presented, for the guests amuse-
ment, Howell's farce "The Mouse
Trap" bringing out remarkable
amount of native histrionic talent.
| A few days ago our "big injun"
friends, Bros. j. W. Jenkins,
willard Huls and Bill Channell of
Murray, on the trail with "big
bucks" Past Sachem Lappen and
Bro. j. H. Kline, of Logan, came
swooping down upon us in our lair,
with scalping knives keen, and
wampun belts flush, and turned
our sanctum sanctorium into a
veritable wigwam of the happy
hunting ground. The next visit
we will try to have some corn and
venison in the kettle and then as
ever the good cliefs are welcome
around our council fire.
/. We called on II. Lutz at his
handsome machine shop on Second
street, last week, and found him
busy completing most enviable
[ automobile that he is constructing
for his own use. He expects tt
r have the machine on the road in {
few weeks, and it is needless tx
say that when it is completed j
9 will be model of workmanship
a and beauty, as Mr.. Lutz is ac
q knowledged one of the best machin
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