The Democrat-sentinel. [volume], June 17, 1909, Image 8

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GOOD MUSIC, BEST PICTURES, LATEST SONGS
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(Thursday, June 17)
Another Oical Sellir Production
LOVE UNDER SPANISH SKIES
and a thousand fool loci of llllailous Kim
BREAKING INTO SOCIETY
TO-MORROW NIGHT, FRIDAY, JUNE IOUi.
OLIVER CROMWELL
Illbtoitcal, Educational, A llili Ail Plcluio.
A KKJHTIXd (MIAXOIO A Thriller.
Till-: DAIRY MAID'S I ,OV 10 RS Comedy.
Two More Fine Solltf I'li'tuics.
SATURDAY NIGHT
BOOTS AND SADDLES
Wild west, the kind cvorjbody likes Many thrilling
scenes Including Cu&tei's last battle.
DOCKSTADER MINSTREL MISHAPS
In which Gene Mult will impersonate the minsliel khifj
Dockstader, and IOOi) ft of selected Ameiican comedy.
I lie lileclrlc Fans Will be in lull Operation by Saturday Night
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Program Changed Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays mid Sattir
days,. I:tra Good Show Saturday Night.
Open at 7: Continuous Performance
Grown rolks 10c Children
Mr. ntul Mrs. ii, II. Wullor had
as tholr guostB Inst wool;, Mrs,
Lydla Kwain and daughter, of Mo
Arthur. Mr. nntl Mrs. James Crumonn
woro Sunday visitors in Now Ply
mouth, guosta o Mra. Cremona's
parents.
Don't forgot that wo can fix you
up a hat choapor than yon over
bought ono boforc. Home Millin
ery Storo
Mr, Ora Prioo is at home from
Marietta College. Wo are proud
to announce that lie carried oil" the
honors of hip clnea.
For Vacation-Blue Serge Suits
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Mrs, Goorgo Hlsh nd ohlldren.'flf
and Mrs. iJavltl Later, all oi hook
bridge, are gluiBtH of Mru Lew
MoGlll, ,
KCHt SATk Milch cows, threo
good ones fresh. I) head to select
from. Citizen phono iJCD h.
P. P. Mahtin.
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Miss Helen Blasius is visiting in
Lancaster today.
Bremen is to have a new hotel
of 30 rooms.
Miss Kva Hyatt is a Capital
City visitor today.
Mr. John Easterling went to
Lancaster this morning.
Mr. Jerry Ilainnion wont to Co
lumbus today on business.
Miss Emma Westenhaver is a
visitor in Lancaster today.
Mra. Jacob Lill is visiting rela
tives in Lancaster this week.
Mr. II. T. Silverthorn went to
Mt. Sterling Wednesday on business.
Mr. James Harden of Ilesboro,
was a business visitor in Logan,
today.
Don't forget that the Home
Millinery Store have sonic bargains
left to select from.
Mr. Fred Boal, of Kaolielniach
er, was in Logan, Wednesday.
Mr. John Ucker, Jr., is moving
in iiis home in South Market street.
The irrepressible Constablo Tom
Workman, of New Pittsburg, is in
Logan today.
Mrs. Alice Cherry, ot Orlnnd,
was stricken with paralysis on Fri
day of last week, and is seriously
ill.
Mr. Paul Fox is re-decorating li is
giocory building in tho West end
with a new coat ot paint:
Prof. K. K. Harsh, superintend
ent of Ward township schools, is
in Lancastor today on business.
Miss Odabell Burberry was in
Bremen over Sunday, the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Charles Reeves,
Mr. Marcus Lutz, who works in
Columbus, was in Logan a few
days this week visiting his family.
Mrs. Fred Robison, of Murray
City, is at tho home of her par
ents hero, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hart.
She and her husband are pioud of
a now hoy that came to them three
weeks ago.
Mrs. Mike Krumlauf returned
to hor home at LanoaBtor, after a
visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mra. Lewis Green, in Logan.
The Misses Ruth and Josephine
Henderson of Newark, were tho
over Sunday guests of their
cousin, Miss Nell McManigal.
FOR SALE Toam of horses,
harness and wagon. Will soil
roasonablo. Call Samuel Sanimu:
son, Citizens Phone 11 on 22.3.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Hansel, of
Cliillicothe, have been visiting
Mrs. Hansel's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Will Acker, the past week.
Messrs. Joe Morris, of Sugar
Grove, and Charles Troxol of Rook
bridge, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mra, Judge John C. Stough
ton and family.
Mr. Lloyd Mounts was in Colum
bus, Thursday of last woek to
photograph a monuniont erected
in Columbus cemetery by W. F.
Eiaele of this city.
Girla don't go out in the hot
aun bare headed and get tuned
and aim burnt for the suko of the
sum that wo ask you for a sun
shade. Home Millinery Storo.
Miss Alice Mulligan, who lias
been the houso guest of Mrs. C. E.
Bowen for a few days left this
morning for Spencer, Indiana,
where sho is teacher of latiri in tho
high school.
Misses Mario and Katharine
Wood, of Little Rock, Arkansas,
daughters of Mr. and Mra. Tom
Wood, formerlv of this city, are
tho guosta of their grandmother,
Mrs. Ab Wood, and family.
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For Never-Ending Satisfaction Get One of Our Serge 3
Suits. We Know of None that Looks Better or 5
Wears Better, Particularly for this Season of the 3
Year and this Climate.
Our Blue Serge Suits, like our other clothing, arc distinctly
dependable. The color is absolutely fast and every thread
is strictly pure worsted wool. These Suits arc all Hand
Tailored and cut in the very latest styles and every SUIT
GUARANTEED TO GIVE SATISFACTION
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See Our Blue Serge
Suits at
$10.00
Equal to any $12.50
Suit sold in Logan.
Our $12.50
Our $13.00
Our $15.00
IS EXACTLY Til E SAMti IN QUALITY
that other Stores get $15.00 for.
BLUE SERGE CANNOT BE DUPLICATED
for less than $10.50.
SERGK IS A BEAUTY and we defy any one
to equal it's style, fit and value.
We know the superiority of these Suits will make you a customer.
Wo know fair treatment and right prices will hold your patron
agethat is why 3R.ig!tl"t Prices are accorded
YOU, HERE, every day in the year.
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SOCIETY
VENTS
Sewing Circle.
Mrs. Charles E. Lytlo will enter
tain the Sewing Circle Club Fri
day afternoon, at hor homo on
Glenview Heights.
Kensington
The W. R. C. will give a Ken
sington party and ton cent supper
Friday aftornoon, tho entertain
ment committoo being tiioRo whoso
names begin with O. R. and S.
Picnic.
Thimble and Art
The Thimble and Art Club met
Wedneaday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. A. H. Brooke, responses
to roll call being miscellaneous
readings. The hours were spent
in a pleasant eocial way, and at
aix o'clock a fine two course din
ner was served by tho hostesa.who
waa assisted in serving by her
daughter Mrs. Dr. E. E. Camp
bell and Mrs. Johnson. Mrs.
Lukorof Kansas City, was a guest.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. F. S. Pursell.
President, Mrs. J. T. Sanderson ;
Secretary, Mra. A. E. Gutliph ;
Press Correspondent, Mrs. Dr.
I. C. Wright; Treasurer, Mrs.
J. F. Harden. Mra. Chaao was
assisted in serving an elegant five
o'clock chicken dinnor by Miss
Helen Holl and her daughter Miss
Martha Chuso.
Nondescript
Friday Juno 11th.
tho Nonde-
Notlco of Appointment
INtutoor loliti Colllson, dueonsed.
'llmuiuluislKiiod hud heou appointed nml
iiuallllpd as executrix of tliu ustntu of John
i oIlKoij, Into of IIoiikltiK count v, Ohio, Ue
censud. Dated tills iGtli davof June, 19U9.
lli.iAiit in Coi.r.isuv, Executrix.
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ENQUIRER
Tuesday aftornoon tho Nondo-' script Club hart a called mooting
script Club Indios.wore tho mieats of ,at the homo of J. T. McCormick
Mrs. F. F. Rempol at hor dolight
ful country home; "Bumblebee
Cottage. This was tho Club's
annual outing ana a fine Picnic. Leyshon, Vice President;
dinner was served on the beautiful , Moses Strawn, Secretary;
for the election of new oillcors for
tlio comingyear: Mrs. Will Eisele
was chosen President; Mrs. Thoa.
Mrs.
Mrs.
grounds. Those who enjoyed the Ed Kleinscmidt, Treasurer and
day outside of tho Club, were Mrs,
Rempel and Miss Carrio Lutz.
DEMOCRAT-SENTINEL
iOne Year for Only $1,251
er and the Democrat-Sentinel at $1.25. This is a H
J! splendid opportunity to secure two good papers for !
I one year, for a small sum and should be taken
advantage of. g
W. C. T. U.
The W. C. T. U. held a very
interesting meeting Friday aftor
noon at the homo ot Mrs. J. C.
Feather, on Ikooko street. In tho
absence of the President, the Vice
President had charge of the moot
ing. Thoro was a good attend
ance. Mrs, Feather served a fino
two course lunch, nssisted by Mra.
W. J. Newman. The next meet
ing will he in two weeks witli Mrs.
Kalklosch on Hunter atroot, tho
afternoon's subject boing "Flower
Mission Day."
Mrs. J. C. Morgan, Press Corre-
lent. Tho program committee is
I composed of Mra. John Tritsch,
Mrs. F. S. Case, Mrs. Chria Juer
gensmier and Mrs. J. T. McCor
mick, A fine picnic supper was
served at the olose of tho business
meeting.
Jollity
Mrs. John Karshnor was hostess
for the Jollity Club, Wednesday
night and ono of the most pious
ant meetings of the season was
had. Three contests woro givon
in which Mra, Jess Cooley and
Mra. Charles Price each won chinuj
plates and Mrs. Sam Smitli a mon
ey bank. Mra. Karshnor eorved
an elegant two course supper, as
sisted by Mrs. Geo. Tritsch and
Misa Mary IJurberry. Tho visitors
were Mrs. Will Davis of Pomoroy,
Mrs. Geo. Tritsch, Mrs. Jas. Rut
terfield and Miss Mary Burberry.
In two weeks the Club meets with
Mrs. Ike Martin.
Tho visiting ladies were Mrs. Dr.
Eastman, Mrs. Jesse Williams, and
tho Misses Ada Krieg and Jose
phine Henderson. Monday night
the Club will meet with Mra. M. H.
Cherrington.
He's From Missouri;
You Have to Show Him.
Domestic
On Thursday afternoon the
ladies of the Domestic Club met
with Mrs, Charles Chase, re
sponses to roll call being "Items
of interest," Instead of a pro
gram, new officers for the coming
year were elected as follows:
Presidont, Mrs. Will Ackor; Vioe
Jolly Dozen.
Wednesday night tho Jolly
Dozen Pedro Club met with Mrs.
Will Doishloy and some exciting
games of Pedro enjoyed by the
four tables of players present.
The Club prize a cut glass dish
was taken by Mrs. Lash Miller,
and the visitora favor, a china bon
bon dish was taken by Mrs. Dr.
Eastman, the booby a dish mop,
going to Miss Josephino Henderson
of Newark. A delicious two course
supper was served, the hostess bo
ing assisted by Mrs.Jesso Williams.
Governor Folk Is from Missouri,
lie's lcKarded as a pretty good citizen
himself". .See what ho says about a
cm tain feoit of citi.en:
"I do not believe in the mail
order citizen. IT IS BETTER
THAT WE SHOULD HAVE
A THOUSAND TOWNS THAN
ONE LARGE CITY. If a place
is good enough for a man to (
make his money In, It oertainly '
should be good enough for him
to spend his money in. The A
merchants have a just right to
oil the business of the town in '
which they have their stortt,
and every good citizen Will help
them to get it."
Did you evor seo a FINE LARGE
PACT so simply stated?
SPEAKING OF LOTS
Have You Inspected the ELEGANT BUILDING
SITES NOW ON SALE in the NEW
I During the month of June, yearly subscriptions li OI H TOWN A I I OTMFNT9
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, THE DEMOCRAT - SENTINEL li
Logan, Ohio fjj
If you are looking for a fine investment and a splendid residence location, vou
should look over this allotment at once. Think of the superior advantages these
lots possess; wide streets, fine brick sidewalks, every lot almost level as a floor
and large-enough for a house, stable and garden.
LOTS ARE SELLINd RAPIDLY
and you should not delay your selection. Prices very reasonable, only $275 to
$500 with 10 per cent discount for cash in full. Come on, lets get together and
do something toward making Logan a bigger and better town.
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R. R. WRIGHT,
Office With V. C. Lowry, James Block.
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