The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1902-02-20


Beautiful Medallion free with
every $1,000 purchase at Hopkins
Coupons given with both Millin-
cry and Dressmaking. See samples
in the window.
On Tuesday night, Feb. 25th,
musical will be given by the Misses
Helen Kellar, Zella Trimble, and
Lillian Adah Mohler at Nelsonville
in the NJ. 4. Church.
John Rochester Jr. had the lucky
number 139 that drew the lunch
cloth, chanced off by Lulu Parker.
John anticipates going to house
keeping in the early future.
The winner is 213. The holder
of this ticket will please call as
soon as possible and receive the
100 piece China Dinner Set. Luke
Lehman, Up-to-date Clothier.
Found-A pair of silver trimmed
spectacles; found on Gallagher
Avenue. Owner may have same
by calling at this Office, indentify-
ing, and paying for advertisement.
The subject of Rev. White at
the NJ. E. Church Sunday morn
ing will be, GA Man with
mission" In the evening,
"Washington, lessons From a
Great Life"
Miss Cad Montgomery entertain
ed with a swell Pedro Party, Mon
day night, in honor of Miss Ada
Houston. Mrs. DR.. Wright won
first prize, and Mr.. Frank Rose
won the gentlemans prize.
A. E. Huls, of the Logan Journ-
al Gazette, was business visitor
in this city, Monday. He was
here with view of purchasing
property, and if he is successful in
this, we may expect to have him
for neighbor Lancaster Gazette.
"Gallio" will be DR.. H. J
Stewards Sunday morning sub
ject at the Presbyterian church.
Att P. M. he will speak on
"Scattered to Scatter" Six ad-
ditions to the church last Sunday
night, others may unite with the
church on Sunday evening.
Mr.. Solomon Harsh, one of our
we'll known county patriarchs,
celebrated his eightieth birthday
last Friday with a family. dinner
party. Hale, hearty, and happy,
he greets us each Saturday with
mis- "Wie gehts, mein freund," F." and
the stalwart, robust figure of four
score years shows more energy than
our young men of twenty.
Politics is stirring up little for
the spring election. The Demo
cratic primary is fixed for Satur-
day March Is, from the hours of
1890 to 7:30. The ballots will
be on the Australian system. On
the Republican side Charles
Larimer has created a furor by
coming out for the nomination for
Marshal. Clarence Montgomery,
the laundryman, is up for city
clerk. Most any of them are meat
for us to chew up at the election
Commissioner j. w. Strentz was
in Columbus two days last week in
attendance on the meeting of the
State Association of County Com
missioners. He reports splendid
and profitable time. 1t is certain
ly to the good of county tha'
commissioners attend these meet
ings. They exchange ideas anC
hear improvements discussed from
] every county in the state. Gu
Commissioners should attend thes
! meetings every year and the count.
should bear their expenses.
At the home of Miss Ann
Brooke, the Seniors of our higl
school entertained last Frida,
evening, for the Junior Class. Th
evening was full of unusual an
surprises that amuse
rse young people so happy i
Z, I friendships. There wer
v 'e verses to be written an
ex !; crimson hearts bear
= ing are in ambiguou
line sarched for, and if nc
II found 'icate tho single life @
l.