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We have made it a point each season to start out with an entirely new line of oxfords.
Td do this we have aT OXFORD CLEARANCE SALE and put a price on them that
will close them out. Now is the time to wear oxfords and you now have an opportunity
to buy any oxford in our store at less than cost. They are all this season's styles.
Mens 4,00 Oxfords fcQ 1 ET NVomons 1.50 Oxfords' dl c(
at (pu.lO at pl.U
Mens ;i,50 Oxfords s hp rsr Hoys .'i.00 Oxfords dQ QCJ
Mens 2.50 Oxfords h- njr Boys 2.50 Oxfords dj-i ypj
Woniens 3.50 Oxfords rtjn orv Misses 2.00 Oxfords d- er
Woniens :i.00 Oxfords DQ OK Misses 1.50 Oxfords dj-i ff
at pC.iO at ipliCU
Wotnens 2.50 Oxfords (pi np? Misses 1.25 Oxfords dj-1 (f
Womcns 2.00 Oxfords . (hi Ejrv Chiids 1.00 Oxfords VIr
.
This includes every pair
REMEMBER
STEDEM & CO.
Xocal anb
Mibs Anna Fox
ville, this week.
was in Hayden-
Mrs. Cora Brown
Columbus, today.
is a visitor in
Supt H. T. Silverthorn went to
Mt. Sterling," Wednesday.
Mr. Charles Yontz is an Arch
City visitor today.
Mr. Charles Yontz ie in Colum
bus today on business.
Mr. Will McBroom went to the
Capital City today.,
Mr. Dick Kerliu, "of Toledo, is
in Logan a few days this week.
Mrs, Hoiuer Rediek and children
visited relatives at Creola last
week,
Mr. and Mrn. G. B.
Creola, were visitors in
Lee of
Logan,
Sunday.
Mra. G. C. Weiteell is in Colum
bus today attending the musical
festivul.
Miss Julia Lehman, of Sand
Run, was in Logan a few days via
itiivg friends.
Miss -liessie Shaffer and Mary
Carpenter of Sugar Grove, were
in Logan, Saturday.
Miss Kuthoiine Shaw is the
guest of Miss Delia Frantz at New
Plymouth this week.
Miss Ethel Witherspoon spent
a few days last week with her
grandparents ut'Creola.
Mrs, Mitry Gould Wing is at
home visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. M, Gould.
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I Logan Opera House $
GOOD MUSIC, BEST PICTURES, LATEST SONGS
TONIGHT
Napoleon The Man of Destiny
Instantaneous Nerve Powders
Haunted by the Cops
Chinese Wedding
To-iHorrovv Night, Friday, June 25th
Mephlsto and the Haid
,A Marriage of Convenience
" Tax on Bachlors
SATURDAY NIGHT
THE YOUNGER BROTHERS
Another Exciting Wild West Picture
Selected PUNNV PICI'UUUS and the very popular Wild West
Song-MSANIIAOO t'l.YNN."
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Electric Fans-. -"Coolest Place in Town."
Program Changed Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Satur
days, Uxtra (loud Show Saturday Night.
Open at 7;
Grown Folks
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NOTE THESE PRICES
of Mens, Boys, Womens and Childrens Oxfords in our store.
THESE PRICES ARE FOR CASH ONLY.
fltersonal
County Commissioner-elect John
Connors, of Ward Township, wah
in Logan, Tuesday.
Mi6B Josephine Huls spent Sun
day with her sister, Mrs. Dan
Roberts at Murray City.
Mies Josephine Henderson, of
Newark, is the house guest this
week of Mra. Dr. Eastman
Mr, Tom Trimmer, of Orland,
was in Logan this morning en
rnute to Shawneo on business.
Master Rutland and Miss Mar
garet Harrington are visiting their
grandparents in Columbus, this
week.
Mrs, Ben Jadwiu and Mrs.
Marsh Jadwin went to the camp
ground this morning to spend a
season.
Mrs, Etna Lawrence, of Colum
bus, is visiting her father, Mr.
Wes Mauk on Glenview Heights,
who is very sick.
Mrs. Charles Breene and little
daughter Mary, left Wednesday
morning to spend a mouth with
Mr, Breene's parents at Titusville,
Pa.
Mr. Eph Woods, of Basil, J Fair
field county, was in Logan for a
few days the first of the week aud
made our ollice a friendly call on
Tuesday.
Elizabeth Ray, of Toledo, u
dainty little lady with a lyric
soprano voice of exceeding sweet
ness and quite remarkable range,
will sing nt the Opera House pic
ture show for a few nights, com
mencing Monday, July 5th.
Continuous Performance
..10c Children 5c
was in Lancaster,
Mrs Arthur Hall
Newark, Ohio.
is visiting in
Recorder Charley Wright
was
in Columbus, Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Murphy was a Co
lumbus visitor Wednesday.
Mr. Charley Mauk, of Lancas
ter, was in Logan, Sunday.
Miss Laurel Heft spent
week with friends at Orland.
last
Mr. W. J. Poling, of Laurelville,
was a visitor in Logan, Sunday.
Mr. C. J. Wright went to Co
lnmbus this morning on business.
The infant son, one of the twins,
of Mr. Ed Ohlinger, died Tuesday
noon.
Mr. Fen ton Smelts, of South
Bloomingville, was in Logan, Wed
nesday. Mrs. Hose 'and daughter Miss
Mabel, wore Lancaster visitors
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. F, Carpenter
visited with relatives in Lancaster
over Sunday.
Mr. Levi Kister, of near Laurel
ville, was among the visitors to
Logan, Tuesday.
Rev. C. It. Wilson left this
morning for Hamilton, Ohio, for
a short stay.
Miss Ruth Brooke and MIbs
Minnie Moore were Lancaster visi
tors Wednesday.
Mr. Nathan Fettit, of So. Bloom
ingville, is visiting his sons, John
C. and E. 0. Pettit.
Miss Mary McCray is the guest
of her sister, Mrs, M, S. Pond at
Somerset this week.
Mrs. Roma Saile and children,
of Colunibiis, uro guestB of Mr,
and Mrs. D. M. Soliday.
Mr. Joe Mounts left Wednesday
for Harrisburg, Ohio, whore ho
will bo employed for awhile,
Mr, and Mrs, Mason Bray spout
from Friday until Tuosday with
relatives ut Orland and Uuo.
Mr. and Mrs, Mason Bray aro
visiting the hitter's brother, S, II.
Heinlein at Sivorly this week,
$1.25 for this paper and
the Cincinnati Enquirer for
one year.
Mr. Daniel Woods, of Marion,
who has been visiting relatives
in Logan the pant week, returned
home Wednesday,
Mr. Jacob Schwartz., of Buohtol,
was in Logan, Wednesday circu
lating union g his old friends.
Uncle Juke looks well,
Tho Dumoouat Skntixki. ami the
Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer, both
one year for -$l 20. You can't uf.
ford to miss this opportunity. ,
Mr, aud Mrs, L, S, Sharp, of
Decatur, Ala,, are guests for h
week of Mrs, Sharp's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Fox, of (Men view
Heights,
Dr, K, S. West, of Cleveland, Is
in Logan and vicinity visiting his
sister, aire, Rug Hansel, and his
parents, County Commissioner
II, H. West aud wife on the farm
In Washington township,
Rev. Correll
Wednesday.
Tilo Snlurduy mntlcut at Llio
Court Park by the Fotirth Ward
ladies of the M. K church will
have good hot beef noodle soup
for sale.
A fine little daughter was born
Wednesday to Dr. and Mrs.
Powell, of Columbus. Miss Powell
will be remembered iib Miss Mar
guerito Wardwell.
The new U. B, Church at Pair
V.uw will be dedicated Sunday,
June 27th,, by Itev. Little. All
day meeting and a baBkot dinner.
Everybody invited.
Mr. Henry Hansel returned
Wednesday front an extended trip
to Decatur, Indiana, Coliun, St.
Marys and Lima, Ohio, visiting
friends and relutivoH,
Tho Probate Judge's olllco of
this county located in tho jail
buildlng,Logan,has boon remodeled
and re-decorated, and now presents
a very handsome appearance,
You will never have an
other chance, $1.25 for
Cincinnati Enquirer and
Democrat - Sentinel one
year.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Outcalt, of
Lancaster, have been visiting Mrs.
Outcults parents, Mr. and Mrs,
George Delshley, for a few days,
returning to their home Thursday
morning.
WANTED A man and wife
without family to take cure of two
old persons, in good home and get
the home at their death. Pension
will support all. Address
A. D. Twitohki,.
Mr. Henry Gompf handsomely
remembered each of his children
with a neat little sum of money
as a token of rememberance of the
old home place which was recently
purchased by Mr. John Rempel.
St. Paul's Episcopal Church,
Logan. Divine service and holy
communion at 8:15 a. m. Please
remember next Sunday is Pledge
Sunduy. A. W. Bucki.ano,
Rector.
Mr. Elwood Stiverson, carpen
ter, who so seriously cut his knee
with a hatchet while working on
the Pete Sloan house on Glenview
Heights, last week, is reported
siowiy improving at his home in
Kuckbridge Blond poisoning set
in and almost took his life,
LOST WATCH. I will pay a
liberal reward for the return of
my gold watch lost on Wednesday,
June 16th, some place betwoon the
Ambrose hotel and Scott'n Cr.eek
road. It is a "thin model" Wal
tham, hunting case, and had a
black leather fob with a "K. of
C." charm. Ciias. B. Doebele.
Seventeen eleetiic fans have been
installed in the Opera House pic
ture show including the power ex
haust fans up in the ceiling, and
have been in operntion since Sat
urday night, and on the warmest
nights it lias been necossury to
turn on only half and then to keep
the big theatre rocm cool and
pleasant.
A CHOICE HOME FOR SALE.
7 InrfTA rnnma witli nrunmniotiioa
bath, a'ttic, gus, cellar; construc
tion and material tho best; 1 1.100
sq. feet of ground, 12 fruit trees,
grape arbor, shade trees anil two
out-buildings. The location is
ideal, For this bargain, see the
undersigned at once.
Jamiis F. Walkiuc.
Common Pleas Court.
Judge George E. Martin, of Lan
caster, was on the common pleas
bench in the Hocking County
courts Wednesday aud heard a few
motion and deuiurers.
The court olllcers complained
that there were several oriminal
defendants on tho dooket that were
fined by the court on pleas of guilty
and given timo to pay, that had
noyer come up with the fine and
costs as agreed. The court order
ed the clerk to notify all such
persons that he will sutler them at
large SO days more, ut which timo
all these old flues aud costs must
be hi or tho shoriH' shall bring in
the defeiuUut.
In the case of Manda Woodruff
vs John Woodrull' for divorce, the
court grautod $50 00 temporal y
alimony to the plaintiff lo bo paid
In ten days,
Tho case of Greenflold Btob, vs
Strum for $21.00, whoro a judg
ment hud been rendered, prayer
wus had for a re-opening of tho
case, but motion was overruled by
the court. Notice of appeal taken,
In the forcibly entry proceeding
of Hartman vs Eastorllug, argu
ment was made for filing of
petition in orror and the motion
was sustained.
In the case of Thorne vs Holm
that come up out of Ward Town
ship, is tho matter of a land trans
action whore laud is Bold and a
third party claim option on the
land, Attorney Frank A. Roberts,
of New Riohmoud, and E. D,
Uioketts, of Logan, were attorneys
In the case and submitted their
argument,
Notion of Appointment,
Ksltite.of Joint Weldner, deceased.
Tho undersigned nave beou uppolnted hih!
(lualltled us Lieoulors of (lie Dilute of JoUu
Weluuer, latttof HoukliiBOouuty. Oulo, Uu
cented. UtttxU tUU 1CIU day of June 1W9.
OArilAKINE Wkibnbu.
, , William Vooie,
June 21, 8-wki. Exeouton.
C
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Outing
Mr. and Mrs. John F, White
gave a picnic party Sunday to the
Bock House, in honor of their
hoiiso guests Mrs, Josoph Luker,
of Kansas City and Mr. and Mrs,
Do Cam), of Athens,
Sewing Circle.
The Sowing Circle ludlos had
a lawn party and picnic supper
Friday afternoon aud ovonlng at
the homo of Mrs. CharlcB E, Lytic
on Glouviow Heights. The Misses
I'iiiiinii Becker and Ella Rochester
wore visitors.
Plcnlo
Mr, and Mrs. CJiiiunioro.in honor
of their house guest Miss Hodsden,
of Chillicotho, gave a picma lust
Sunday at Scotts Creek Falls south
of Logan. Those thnt onjoyod
the day in the party wore: Mr.
and Mrs. Gummere, Mr. and Mrs
Erhmuti, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Doe-
belo, Mr. Ed McComtnou nod Miss
Hodsden.
Young Ladies Euchre
Miss Llllio Wright ontortained
the You n 14 Ladies Euchro Club,
Wednesday evening with a plc-nic
supper. Each member was allow
ed to invite a guest and there
were some twenty present. After
supper, which wus served on the
porches, cards were enjoyed, Mrs.
John Wollman securing club prize,
a pair of silk hose. Miss Nell Mc
Manigal secured visitors prize, al
so silk hose.
Embroidery Club
Tho members of the Embroidery
Club of Nelsonville, were the
guests of Mrs. Helen Bowen and
Mrs. Anna JeilVies in Logan,
Thursduy. The visiting members
weie Mesdumus Johnson, Poston,
Eberly, Vorhees, Fisher, Preston,
Welch, Jones, Rnuch, Edington,
Hyde and Miss Mubel Poston. An
informal reception wus held in the
afternoon and the callers remained
for lunch.
Coffrln-James
At 7 o'clock on Wednesday
night onoured the wedding of Mr.
Milo Coll rin to Miss Nellie Junius
ut the home of tho bride, in Colum
bus. 1 1 0 bride is the pretty daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed James; her
father now deceased, was raised
in Logan. Those who are in attend
ance at the wedding from Logan
are Mr. and Mis. ('. W. James and
Jesse James, grandparents and
uncle to the bride, Mrs. T. G
Sunderland, and Mr. Carl James,
brother of the bride.
To Meet Miss Hodsden
On Friday evening of last week
Mrs. Will Gummere gave an in
formal reception to a score of
guests at her pleasant home on
Glenview Heights, to meet her
charming house guest, Miss Hods
den, of Chillicothe. The evening
was enjoyed in music, Miss Hods
den delighting tlioso present with
her piano numbers. She is an
accompiislieu musician una many
Logan ladies liuve been joyed to
know her. During the evening
Mrs. Gummere served a pleasing
collation of ice cream iintl cake to
her guests.
King-Kuhn.
On Tuesday night occurod the
marriage of Mr. Will King to Mish
Ella Kulin, at the Presbytoriun
Parsonage, Rev. C. It. Wilson olll
ciating. The groom has pur
chased the Charley Young pro
perty on east Second street and
they went to housekeeping at once
with the home furnished complete.
During the night the friends of
the young people got onto tho pro
cedure and they filed down to the
house uiid served them to a very
delightful serenade of bands and
horns.
Mr. anil Mrs. King have the
best wishes of their many friends
in Logan, for a long and happy
life together.
Wetliei Ill-Cook
This morning ntOtJlO o'clook
occured tho marriage of Mr. Will
Wotherill to Miss Esther Cook, at
tho Methodist Parsonage, Rev.
Correll ollloiating, Miss Margaret
Cook, sister of tho hrido being the
only attendant,
Tho bride and groom loft on tho
7 o'clock II. Y. train north for
Lima, Mr.WetherlU's former home,
where thoy will spend a short time,
returning to Logan to live in a
pretty home already furnished in
Hi voi dale
Mr, Wbtherill is n car ropairer
and has been in Logan for soma
months at the 11, V. Shops, and he
comoB well rocomineuded aud has
proved himself a perfect goutleman
during his stay lioro, and wo will
say to him, perhaps whut he al
ready knows, thnt he is getting
one of Logan's most excellent
girls; a noble, delightful, good
girl, She hits been salosludy with
tho RoohostorLytlo store horo,und
trimmer in the Miss Parsons mil
linery department, and bus a
whole town full of friends, as was
demonstrated by tho buokots full
of rice that showered them at tho
depot this morning,
Wo wish them all tho happiness
that kind nature is wont to bestow
on her most favored,
Lstitu:
Qold Medal
bread,
Flour makes the
whitest
sum.
Doincntlo
The Domestic Club will have a
picnic ut the G. A, R. Hall,
ThUrBdny afternoon. .
W. R. C.
Tho Kensington party given by
tho Corps Inst Friday, was a per
fect lUiccoHs, both socially and (
nuuclally, Tho ladies thank tho
public for their very liberal pat
ronuge,
Plcnlo Party
Sunday a delightful outing to
Old Man's Cave, was given in
honor of MIrs Mabel Chldlbter, of
Nelaouville, the house guest of
Miss Margaret Montgomery. The
following couples composed the
party : The Mlssos Mabel Blosser,
Margaret Montgomery, Mabel
Chidister, Lena Phelps and Messrs,
Clarence Mathias, Alex White,
Karl Brandt and Homer Gabrlol,
W. II. M. S.
The Woman's Home Missionary
Society mot at the home of Mrs.
Rug Hansel, Wednesday after
noon, and the afternoon was spent
in more of a business meeting than
social, though a very social time
was hud Mrs. Hansel served a
verv pleasing collation of lemon
ice, cake and coffee. The visitors
to the club were Mrs. W. H. West
and Miss Precious Correll. The
next meeting will be held at the
residence of Mrs. Dr 1, C. Wright
on July 27.
Miscellaneous Shower
On Monday evening the King's
Daughters and Queen Esther Circle
gave a miscellaneous bridal show
er for one of their members, Miss
Esther Cook, who was married
Thursday morning to Mr. Will
Wotherill, of Lima, Ohio, an
omployee of the H. V. R. R. Shops
here. Miss Cook received quite a
number of useful and beautiful
presents. During the evening
instrumental music wus furnished
by tho Misses Bertha Gano, Nellie
Allen aud June McKay and vocal
numbers given by the Misses
Brooke, Allen and Wright. Light
refreshments were served.
Jolly Dozen
Mrs. M. H. Cherrington was
hostess for the Jolly Dozen Pedro
Club, Monday night, tiiere being
four tables of players. Mrs, Hir
ley Wliitcralt took club honors, a
handpaiuted vase; the visitors
tavor being a nanupaintea pin.
The score cards and puzes
all done by a sister, Mrs.
Hayman, of Columbus, and
very beautiful. A fine
were
Jack
were
two
course lunch was served to the
club and guests, who were Mrs.
Dr. Eastman, Mrs. Charles Ucker,
Mrs. Cyrus Rochester, Miss Racine
Brown, Miss Agnes White, Miss
Josephine Henderson, of Newark,
and Miss Lola Wilcox, of Colum
bus, a sister of Mrs. Cherrington.
Recital
On Monday afternoon Mrs. Law
rence Yerges gave a recital by her
music pupils, the parents and
members of families of pupils be
ing present. After the pleasiug
program, ice cream and cake were
served. The following is the pro
gram :
'Hcutf Dance" .C'liaiulnadu
Ml 1111 1 1) Stracko, Mis. Vori'tH
"Hliepliurd Uy" . WlUou
KiulolpU Ilea
'Little Itoiuance" ..Solium an
KUim D0IIU011
"Ileal t HeauliliiH Sounds" . Ksien
Bert tin. Welch
"When Lights are Low" . Eiigleuinn
Minnie .StiacUe
"MurryfliiineV Krate
Hiiymiiu Hengdt
".Morning 1'toyer" ... Htieatiliog
Ha.el C'oinly
"l'ondor Avow el" . Knglimiau
llrucu He, violin; Kuilolpli lie-,, nluno
"In the Uose Albor" .. JuuLel
UlancliH Allen
"Kalrwoll to tin 1'li.no" Ueethoven
Mrs W, A, lteiuleraon
"KalllnK Waters" Tin ax
I uira l.ytle
"Inal'Htli of llo-sea" Wllhelni
Mildred 11 re U 111
In the lleautlful Month or May" Merkel
.loiephliio Sliuw
'The Sailor Hoy'.i Dream" .,I,e Ifache
Lulu Lytle, Uertha Welch,
Pleasant Outing
One of the most delightful out
ings that it is the pleasure of some
of our more fortunate citizens to
enjoy, is that of the Moneypenuy
it Hammond annual trip. This
year they go to Detroit and enjoy
a boat ride to Buffalo and the
Niagria Fulls. Mr. aud Mrs. Phil
Rochester loft Tuesday morning to
join tho party at Columbus and
take in the trip. Mr. Rochester
is tho traveling salesman for the
company in the Hocking Valley,
and It is the prilvilege of any of
his customeis to take in the ex
cursiou as guests of the Money
penny it Hammond company, of
Columbus Those of this valley
that were on hands Tuesday to en
joy tho trip with Mr. aud Mrs,
Phil Rochester, were Mr, and Mrs,
Fred Hildebrandt, Mr. Gib Ken
nurd, Mr. and Mrs, Roy Couily,
of Logun, Mr, and Mrs, Hoht,
Steward, of Longstreth, Mr. and
Mrs, Vanco Wobb, of Murray City,
Mrs, Eberly, of Neleonville, who
is a sistor of Mr, Smiley Johnson,
of tho Johnsoti-Bovorage Co,, Lo
gan, Mrs, Dr. Welsh, of Nelson
ville, Mrs, Sheppard and Mrs,
Duvis, of Nelsonville, Mr, Frank
Nelson, of Clrclcvillo, AthetiB Co.,
and Mrs. Frank Thompson, of Neh
sonvillo,
Tho trip this year will be a most
dollghtful one aud tho party form
oil will bo a jolly bunch, that will
have a grand time during the two
weeks eight seeing on the great
lakes,
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$ RAILROAD NEWS
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giig&S
Guy Hansel broakman Ib luylng
off aud Wuit Bloseer Is In his
place.
Operators John Passmore and
Frod Dolshlie were in Columbus,
Saturday,
Trainmaster "Billy"
tho II, V, Ky , was
Deeds, of
in Logan,
Wednesday,
Mr. Jim Barthlow went to Co
lumbus Saturday, to see his wife,
who is in tho hospital.
Charles Krieg and Ed Ohlinger,
yard-men, are laying off, and
"Spec" Gabriel and Walter Blos
ser are in thoir places,
Roundhoiiso Foreman Charley
Itall'erty has purchased tho W. L.
Gage property on North Spring
street nt the Hill Approach, aud
will move thoir first of tho month.
Conductor Harloy ThotuaB ii
laying off tho 458 runs, Jackson
to Loguti and return Un the morn
ing, and Jess Vorls Is in his place.
Petty is taking out the local
freight in Vorls' place.
Bids on Street Puvlug,
The bids on contract for paving
Hill and Mound streets in Logan
weie received by the village and
opened Tuesduy. The bids ns pre
sented were figured on both jobs
together, and were in the aggre
gate as follows :
Henderson ifc Houston, Lo
gan 3301 07
Nolan & White, Toronto 3350 00
Ed Radebaugh, Logun 3030.10
Ohio Paving Co, Toledo 3111.73
J. F. Sater, Logan 3520.75
The engineer's estimate for tho
paving of both streets figures up
.$3507.51. There were some ir
regularities in bidding, and the
probabilities are that all bids will
lie rejected and the proposed im
provement be re-advertised for
bids. Some interested contractors
say that they misunderstood the
plans and specifications aud that
the bidding form did not conform
to the plans, so that these propos
als wore unintentionally erroneous,
others did not bid because they
were handicapped in obtaining ma
terial that they have belatedally
secured. It is probably a fair
thing to call for bids again.
Subscriptions.
The following have our thanks
for subscriptions to the Demockat
Sentinel, paid during the week of
June 1419, 1909:
R. R. Lindsay, Stoutsville;
John Caves, Noah Friend, J. W.
Browu, T. J. Woltz, Alferd Stump,
Miss Emma Dunlei, Jennie Ed
wards, Rockbridge; Noah F. Da
vis, Apple; Catherine Davis,
Smith Bloomingville; George
Sheets, Biemen; I, Y. H&rtzell,
Lancaster; W. J. Weaver, South
Perry ; Simeon Primmer, Orland;
Wm. Sliuw, II. L. Kurshner, Andy
Lumbert, David Wolf, James Har
den, Ed Kern, Mrs. Philip Hansel,
Ida Steinmun, Jacob Wolf, T. H.
Goodlive, Wilford Rolsten, Mrs.
Christina Gruner, Henry Derr,
W. II. Jones, Wm. Flowers, Mis.
J. T. Sanderson, Logan.
Bootlegging
It seems that the fellows will
nut quit soiling or giving away
liquor in Logan until they get
stung a time or two. Mayor
Thumess had another case Wed
nesday wherein one of our foolish
follows, and he has respect enough
for himself and family to not want
his name published, gave or sold
to a negro show baggage smasher
a drink or a bottle of whiskey.
Anyhow the colored fellow got
drunk and was arrested, aud im
mediately proceeded to tell who
sold him the boozo. Tho foolish
"easy mark" came up and plead
guilty and paid .$53 00. Gaily,
how expensive, just to accomodate
a negro circus hosier. It don't
py-
Judge Wright Handsomely Re
membered.
Judge O. W. II. Wright was the
recipient of a very handsome pres
ent Tuesday, coming from the
Joint committee of secret orders of
Nelsonville. On Sunday, Juno 13,
tho Odd Fellows, Kuights of
Pythias, Red Men, Muccabees and
Rome other orders of Nelsonville,
Jointly held Memorial Day in that
city and Judge Wright wub honor
ed in his being seleoted to de
liver the Memorial address on that
ooouslon. Their action 111 present
ing the Judge with a handsome
silk umhrollu, peurl handle mount
ed with gold and beautifully en
graved, was, as they put it, a
slight token of their appreciation
of his kindness to them,
All Eyes Towurd Ft. Myer.
Much interest naturally attaches
to tho trialB of the Wright aero
plane at Fort Myer this week, In
volved in the tests Is a good bit of
National pride. The Wright BroB.,
through the advancement they
have made in aerial navigation,
justify this, Since the experi
ments at the sumo station nearly a
year ago, considerable progrebs has
been made, chielly on the other aide
of tho ooean. The Government
cannot well afford to overlook the
advantage of having a string tied
to the Wright inuohlue,