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Entertained.

Sun day the Oath. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Fl. Blum enter tained d at dinner
in honor of the departure of Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Matthias and son
Lester, for New Smyrna, Fla.
The guests present were Mr.. l. l..
Matthias ard children, Myrtle,
Edith, Rob, and Mrs. Bertha Nc.
Daniel, of Columbus, Grandpa
Hansley, Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Han
sley and children, Clyde and Rose,
and Mr.. 9. Sullivan, of Sugar
Grove, Mr.. and Mrs A. F. Ma
thias and children, Elmer and
Florence, of Rockbridge, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Matthias and son Lester,
Mr.. Samuel Blum and children,
Clara, Minnie and Edith, and Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Blum and children,
Bessie, Oscar and Mabel, of Enter
prise.
A very enjoyable time was had
and after wishing Grandpa and
Grandma Matthias pleasant
sojourn in the south, the guests all
departed at late hour for their
respective homes.
ONE WHO WAS THERE.
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Masquerade

Masquerade
The Ladies of the Macca bees
gave their annual masquerade at
the Red Mems Hall, Thursday
evening, Oct. 81. and was a sue
cess, both financially and socially,
The Logan band furnished good
music during the evening, in con-
nection with splendid program
which had been prepared for the
occasion, Prizes were given for
the neatest and most comic mask.
er. The first prize, beautiful
vase, was awarded to Mrs. John
Easterling, for being the neatest
dressed she was Japanese lady.
The second prize. a plate, went to
Wylie O'Hare, who was masked as
an old man. The Judges were
George Smith. Cora Morgan and
Mrs. James Kittsmlller. These
masquerades are always we'll pat
ronized by the public and the
ladies of the Macoabees feel that
they are benefited by giving these
annually.
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Twice Five Club

Judge and Mrs. S. II. Bright
were host and hostess to the Twice
Five Club and ladies, Monday
night at their splendid home on
Gienview Heights. The subject
of the evening was, "The Moral
and Religious Influence Of Col.
leges." DR.. Aplin read very
strong paper defending the col.
leges; Supt. Grady gave them a
broad-side attack. The members
took hold of the subject and served
it twister pro and con. After the
pouring out of eluquence had
ceased, Mrs. Bright commanded
the attention of the statesmen,
their wives and visitors, and
served very Wholesome two
course supper, assisted by hel
daughter Miss Lulu Bright and
Miss Ruth Brooke. The visitors
were Mr.. and Mrs. James Bebout,
Mrs. Will Keynes, Miss Westen
hsver and cousin Miss Bruner, and
DR.. and Mrs. Allen.
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Bridge Whist

Bridge Whist
Mrs. Jeffries was hostess to the
Bridge Whist Club, Tuesday eve
ming ct the home of her sister
Mrs. Helen Bowen. Three tables
of players struggled with the
boards, and Miss Emma Floyd wor
the first prize, beautiful oak
sewing chair. The guests were
Miss Mary Blasius, Miss Nan Nc
Bride, Mrs. Phil Rochester and
Mrs. II. f. Ambrose. The score
cards were beautiful, hand painted
work by little Miss Minnie Am
brose, a present to her aunt. The
designs were of pumpkins and
autumn leaves. Mrs. Jetfries was
not censured by the club for her
variation from the usual sand
witches and coffee, to the elabo-
rate three course supper, for the
occasion was the birth anniver.
sary of the charming hostess.
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Whist Club

Whist Club
Miss Minerva White very charm
ingly entertained the ladies After.
noon Whist Club, last Saturday
at her home on Main street. Three
tables of Minister'S" were present
and after the smoke of battle had
cleared away, it was found that
Mrs. Name Rochester had secured
the prize, china chop plate. Mrs,
0. w. H. Wright, Mrs. Will White
and Mrs. Will Eisele were guests.
A fine two course supper was
served.
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Quietly Married
Lancaster Eagle.]

The marriage of Miss Lizzie
Miller of Logan, and Mr.. Charles
Garrison, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Garrison, of Flagdale, Fairfield
county, was quietly celebrated
Saturday, October 23rd, at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Fra nix
Mast, 7i2 East Wheeling street,
Lancaster, Ohio, at three O'Clock
by Rev. j. W. Ricketts,. The
bride is the pretty daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Miller of Logan,
OHIO, and cousin of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Mast, the only wit.
nesses TO the marriage.
The groom is nephew of Mr.,
Washington Garrison, the grocer
on East Main street. The young,
couple left for their home at Lo-
gan, Ohio, on the 4:28 Hooking
Valley train where they will re-
side permanently.
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Gath. Wedding Anniversary

On Saturday of last week, Mrs.
E. B. Comfy gave family dinner
in honor of the 64th wedding an
niverssry of her father and moth
er, Rev. and Mrs. j. f. Williams.
Mr.. Williams has past the S5th
mile stone in his journey of life,
and his esteemed life comparison
is 81 years of age. Their many
friends in Logan hope they will
see many more anniversaries.
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cushion top Mrs. Ben Tritsch, of
Columbus. the visitors prize, a
cushion top, also. Mrs. Adcock
served a fine six O'Clock dinner,
assisted by her daughter, Mrs.
Maude Dannison, and Mrs. John
Wolf.
The guests were Mrs. Will Lari-
mer, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. DR..
Allen, Mrs. Charles Wright, Sr.,
Mrs. DR.. Rannells, Mrs. G. X.
johnson, Mrs. Will White, Mrs.
j. F. Harden, Mrs. John Wolf and
daughters, Mrs. Ben Trltsch, of
Columbus, and Mrs. Chas. Juer-
gensmier, of Lancaster.
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BuCkland- -O'Neil

BuCkland- -O'Neil
On Wednesday morning in Co.
lumbus, Rev. Alfred w. Buckland
rector of the St. Paul's Episcopal
church of Logan, and special
episcopal missionary of the Hook.
ing Valley, led to the matrimonial
alter Miss Annie O'Nei!, of Mon
treal, Canada, at the St. Paul's
Episcopal church of Columbus,
Archdeacon Joseph Dodshon, Off
ciating, assisted by Rev. John Nc
Gam, pastor of the St. Paul's
church. The ceremony was pri
vate, though scores of the Reyer.
and gentleman's friends sent con.
gratulations.
At 5 O'Clock Wednesday evening,
Rev. Buckland arrived in Logan
with his new bride, and were seat
ed in their new home, 218 f. From,
street, at a sumptuous banquet
table arranged by his friends, and
the ladies of his church. The
many friends of Rev. Buckland
extend congratulations to him and
a cordial welcome to his charming
bride, and wishes to them for o
long and happy married life.
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Halloween Party

Halloween Party
Miss lamar Fleming entertained
at her pretty home on east Main
street, Saturday evening, about
twenty of her boy and girl friends
with masked Halloween party.
The usual halloween and other
games were played, and also music
furnished the entertainment of the
evening. Light refreshments we're
served by the little Misses Helen
Cook and Helen Fleming, after
which all returned to their homes
with thanks to the hostess for the
very pleasant evening which all
enjoyed.
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Thimble and Art

Thimble and Art
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. John
Strentz very pleasantly entertain
ed the ladies of the Thimble and
Art Club. Roll Call was respond
ed to by select readings and
humorous stories. At five O'Clock
most excellent two course supper
was served by the daughters OF
the hostess, Mrs. Name Roches
ter, Mrs. Will Strentz. Miss Stella
Strentz and Mrs. Will Acker
The visiting ladies were Mrs. Will
Brandt, Mrs. Jas Kittsmlller and
Mrs. VIM. Larimer.
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Ladies Auxiliary

Thursday night of last week the
Ladies Auxiliary held a euchre
party at the X. of st. j, hall that
was well attended, there being
thirteen tables of players present. I.
Mr.. Gale won gentleman's prize,
box of handkerchiefs. The ladies
prize, embroidered center piece,
went to Miss Rose Stalter. A very
pleasing lunch was served.
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The First Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stracke and
daughters Misses. Nell and Minnie,
and Misses Gertrude Delp, Hazel
Kanode and Helen Frasch were In
Columbus Sunday, to assist in
celebrating the first anniversary
of little Chester Stracke, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Stracke
and grandson of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Stracke.
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For SaIe--On Glenview Heights,
Logan, Ohio

A beautiful home, modern con.
veniences, splendid location. Lot
SO 1856 feet. Will give a quick
buyer a great bargain. Apply at
once TO HENRY CoRswELL, Logan.
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Social Circle

On Thursday afternoon the So,
cial Circle met with MIS-. Jas. X,
Rochester at her home on Hunter
street and very enjoyable after.
noon spent. Three solid silver
spoons were presented to the club
babies, Walter Trltsch Becker,
James Bruce Dollison and little
Miss Rochester (not named yet. }
Mrs. G. f Yontz, the clubs presi
dent, made the presentation speec h
in her usual happy manner, The
hostess served nice shmen is,
assisted by her daughters Helen
and Margaret
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Nondescript Club

NouuCoOIipC Siuu
The Nondescript was delightful
ly entertained at the home of Mrs.
Jane Adcock on last Thusday
afternoon. The home was beauti-
fully decorated with autumn leaves
and bitter.sweet berries. The
subject of the meeting was "Opin-
ions of different Denominations"
each member and guest being per-
mitted to take part in the dis
cussion. For contest, paper and
pencils were passed by the hostess
and each one was to make as many
words out of the word Autumn"
as they could, Mrs. Chris Juergens.
mier securing the club prize, a
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Junia Club

Junia Club
On October eighteenth the
Junla's met with Mrs. H. F. Am
brose. Mrs. G. N. Bowen read a
most excellent paper on "The Goth
Century an Age Of Wonders. !"
This club has planned for a very
enjoyable winter. An elegant sup.
per was served at the A mbrose.
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Raney-Ferris

On November 3rd. occurs the
wedding of Mr.. Roy Raney, of Lo-
gan, to Miss Ferris, of Wabash,
Ind, at the home of the bride.
The newly married couple will
make their home in Warren, Ky.
The groom is son of DR.. and
Mrs. u. V. Rahey, of Logan, who
will attend the wedding,
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Masquerade

Masquerade
Misses Rhea Gladman, Mary
Elizabeth Ambrose and Mary Van
alta will give masquerade
party Halloween night at the
home of Mrs. Helen Bowen. A
great time is anticipated by the
youngsters.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. z. Worrall, who
have been the guests of their son
and wife in Logan for few days,
returned Wednesday to their home
in Chesterhill, O,
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Gas Mautles, best 10c values
Made especially for us. We will
sell them for l5c. Gained peas,
standard quality, SC per can
Wonn's Grocery.
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Three boys escaped from the
Boys Industrial School near Lam
caster, Monday. They were all
from the Cuyahoga family and up
to Thursday morning they had not
been apprehended.
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A CORRECTION-ln the ad-
vertisement of Warren's Feed
Store, in last weeks paper, we
said Goat" Meal instead of "Oil"
Meal. Mr.. Warren has Oil"
Meal for sale and is making a
specially of it at 1925 per 100 lbs,
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NOTICE-All persons having
accounts against the Board of In
frmary Directors are requested to
present same to them as soon as
possible, and no accounts against
them should be held longer than
three months.
L. W, BEERY, Secy,
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Mrs. U. G. Goodwin, of 62 Hill
Street, left Wednesday for an eX-
tended visit in Columbus, Marys-
Vile and GAINESVILLE among rela
tives and friends.
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Mr., W. G. Allen, of Chicago
H., manager of meat market fol
Schwarzschild Il Sulzberger, visit
ed over Sunday with his sister
Mrs. j. j, Keller, of Nickel Plate
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Mr.. James Wigglns,of Shawnee,
was a business visitor in Logan,
Wednesday, and made our office a
pleasant call.
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Mrs. Littlejohn, daughter Stella
and sons Carl and Ross were in
Wellston last week, in attendance
at the funeral of a relative.
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The property of the Somerset
Brick Co., of Somerset, Perry
county, was sold at Receiver g
Sale on October Goth, to the Som
erset Bank, for $6, 400. 1t is said
the plant will be enlarged and
started in the near future.
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Chicken Dinner

Chicken Dinner
Grand Army Hall, Saturday,
Oct. 80, 1909. Proceeds to be used
for the purchase of memorial
window in new M. +. church in
honor of the Soldiers and w. R.C.
Everybody invited. Dinner Csc.
Masquerade in evening 1Oc.
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Mr.. Bob Stewart, of Longstreth,
was in Logan Wednesday, on busi-
ness.
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Mr.. RObt. Burden was in Colum-
bus, Wednesday, in attendance at
the wedding of DR.. A. w. Buck
land.
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At Supper
Mrs. Lottie Duffy entertained
Mrs. Mary Fisher at supper, We'd
nesday evening.
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Mrs. Dave Williams, of New
Straitsville, is the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. j, Brad
dock.
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Mrs. Ferd Wetzei, of Columbus,
has been the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Martin, ST.,
for some days.
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Mrs. Emma Larue, of Columbus,
was called to Logan, Wednesday,
! by the death of her grandmother,
Mrs John Tennyhill.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Lewis left
Sunday for an extended trip among
relatives in Peoria, ILL.,, Oskaloosp
Iowa, and St. Louis, Mo.
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Mr.. Ed Radebaugh is attending
the good roads meeting in Colum-
bus.
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Mrs. Robert Fitzgererald, of
Elk Fork, is the guest of her
daughters, Mrs. Bell Martin and
Mrs. |. I. Kinser.
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Squire John l.. Younker, of
Maxyille, was iE Logan, Wednes-
day.
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A nice line of Children's
school and dress hats at
less than cost; try and see.
Home Millinery Store.
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w. G.. T. u.

w. C. T. u.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will meet at the home
of Mrs. John Timberlake, 26G
North Street, on Friday afternoon
next. A good attendance is de-
sired.
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Mrs. Lafayette Eggleston and
Mrs. Lawrence Lindsay attended
the funeral of Mr.. Ben O'Neill at
Starr, Tuesday.
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Mrs. Jacob Matthias, of Enter,
prise, visited in Logan, Wednes
day.
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Rev. G. w. Geiger left Wednes.
day for visit at Westerville, o.
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Mr.. Frank Brown was busi-
ness visitor in Murray City, Mon
day.
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Mr.. James Watkins, of Colum-
bus, was in Logan Wednesday,
shaking hands with friends.
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Mr.. Sherman Yingling, of Lam
caster, was in Logan, Wednesday.
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Nice lin 9 of Winter Flow
ers, Foliage, Wings and
F 9 a t ers. Choice 1Oc.
Home Millinery Store.
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Saturday Club
Miss Lou Bowen will receive the
Saturday Club, Saturday after
noon.
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Bargains of all kinds at
Home Millinery Store, III
E. Main st.
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Mrs. Catherine Yontz of New Sa-
lem, Ohio, is visiting her son, Mr.,
G. +. Yontz and family.
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Mr.. a. E. Falne,of New Straits
vile, was in Logan, Wednesday.
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Fresh Oysters every day
at Comly's.
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SOCIETY AND
CLUB EVENTS

Tourist
Mrs. John Smith is hostess fol
the Tourist Club next Thursday.
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Silk Ribbon worth Zoe
per yard, sells for lOc.
Home Millinery Store.
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Atty. c. V. Wright is in Column
bus today on legal business.
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Sheriff Geo. b. Williamson went
to the Capital City today on busl-
| ness.
Mr.. Thomas Frszee spent Sun
day with relatives in Murray
City.
Mrs. Charles Barnes and son
Walter Vernon, are visiting in Nell
sonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Tritsch, Of
Columbus, were in Logan over
Sunday.
j. A. Lewis, of Route |, Rock
bridge, was in Logan, Tuesday, on
business.
Mrs. Rebecca Lohr is visiting
her daughter in Mercer county for
some days.
Mr.. Chris Martin, of Union
Furnace, was in Logan this morn
ing en- route.
Messrs. August Nickel and Geo.
Unger were visitors in Rockbridge,
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Thomas of
Murray City, spent Sunday with
! relatives in Logan.
Mrs. Catherine Yontz of New Sa'
lem, Ohio, is visiting her son, Mr..
G.. +. Yontz and family.
Mr.. James Watkins, of Colum-
bus, was in Logan Wednesday,
! chakino hands with friends
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Mrs. Charles Rose has been
quite sick the past week.
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Mr.. John W. Schaal, Of Orland,
was in Logan this morning.
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Mr.. VIM. Miller, of Union Fur
mace, is in Logan today.
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Mr.. John fostering brought in
to our office a bloom of the cotton
plant of the south, with cotton
ripe and bursted from its burr. 1t
was sent him by Mr.. Henry Reiss,
from Columbia, So. Carolina, and
to persons who never visited the
south to soc the cotton fields, it is
an interesting plant.
Regular services at the Trinity
Lutheran Church, Sunday evening
at 7 o'clock standard time. Next
Sunday, October 81, being the
anniversary of the Reformation
by Luther" This event will be
the subject of special discourse.
Every body cordially invited to at
tend this service.
F. Il. SCHROEDER,
Pastor
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Mr.. W. II Strentz was in Co
lumbus, Tuesday, on business.
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Mr.. Otto Vollenweider, of Me
Arthur, is in Logan today.
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Mrs. Sadie Hone is visiting rel
atives at Mt. Pleasant.
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Mrs. DR.. Eastman was Capt.
tai City visitor Wednesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Art Thomas of
Murray City, spent Sunday with
relatives in Logan.
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Sweet Cider at Comly's

Hon. Lewis Green is a Lancas-
ter visitor today.
Mr.. Tim Whitcraft was In Rock
bridge, Tuesday.
Mr.. Joe Stroupe is in Columbus
today on business.
Mrs. A. f. Huls was in Rock
'idge, Wednesday.
Mrs. Sadie Hone is visiting rel
atives at Mt Pleasant.
Mr.. VIM. Miller, of Union Fur
mace, is in Logan today.
Mrs. Charles Rose has been
quite sick the past week.
Mr.. Otto VolIenweider, of Me-
Arthur, is in Logan today.
Mr.. John W. Schaal, of Orland,
was in Logan this morning.
Mrs. DR.. Eastman was Capt.
tai City visitor Wednesday.
Atty. c. V. Wright is in Colum-
bus today on legal business.
Mr.. W. H Strentz was in CO.
lumbus, Tuesday, on business.
Mr.. A. f. Fame, of New Straits
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Mrs. A. f. Huls was in Rock
b idge, Wednesday.
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Hon. Lewis Green is Lancas-
ter visitor today.
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Mr.. Thomas Frszee spent sun
day with relatives in Murray
City.
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Messrs. August Nickel and Geo.
Unger were visitors in Rockbridge,
Sunday evening.
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Mrs. Charles Barnes and son
Walter Vernon, are visiting in Nell
sonville.
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Mr.. Chris Martin, of Union
Furnace, was in Logan this morn
ing en- route.
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Sheriff Geo. b. Williamson went
to the Capital City today on busi-
ness.
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Mr.. Tim Whitcraft was In Rock
bridge, Tuesday.