Men and Matters Uta hn a Great Restorative For Sale
Mr Ed Ristoy visited Columbus Sunday. Marry Weight spent Sunday in Lancaster. Men Win Waner were in Columbus Sunday. Minnie Gytasle answered in Columbus this week. Fred Pierce of Columbus visited home Sunday. Mrs Motte of Brice visited Mrs J A Mathian. Charley Kistler of Carroll visited Logan Monday. Mrs Pred Preston and son Dix visited Logan Thursday. Mina Lalu Bright visited Mina Amy Armatron. In Laurelville Charley Speelman and Ira Me wheeled to Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Win
Cottombrun
Minnie Gytasle
Columbus
Fred Pierce
Mra. Motte
Brice
J. A. Mathian
Charley Kistler
Carroll
Bowlovas
Logan
Pred Preston
Son Dix
Mina Lalu Bright
Mina Amy Armatron
Laurelville
Charley Speelman
Ira
Nelsonville
Local society notes and travel among Logan residents
Ming Sophia Smith hosted guests of Men and Dr. Cherry in MacArthur. Logan visitors included Judge McGlilveay, Mrs. Louisa Payne from Columbus, and Mr. Lawrence Verges en route to Sandusky. Several locals traveled to Columbus and Canal Winchester areas. Found rubber stamp from J. W. Hall Logan highlighted. Circus coming to Athens August 22. Logan flatly described as lively with picnics, visits, and social gatherings among numerous families and guests from Cincinnati, Chicago, St Augustine, and Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming Sophia Smith
Dr. Cherry
MacArthur
Judge McGlilveay
McArthur
Logan
Louisa Payne
Qgolumbua
Olfield
Lawrence Verges
Sandusky, Ohlos
Fanehon Larimer
Miag
Ida Houston
Canal Winchastar
Ohio
UTAHNA Great Restorative Sale and Local Notices
UTAHNA advertised as a restorative for sale by all druggists. Local notes mention Miss Ruth Bishop visiting Greenville Ohio and returning home soon. Other items report Miss Ruth Brooke at a campground with Miss Armelia Stlera, Milas Beas Rose visitingAthong friends, and Mr and Mrs Arch Krieg of Charleston WV visiting near a wedding journey. The Camp Ground, rental cottages, and hospitality details are noted. Also included are visits from Mr and Mrs Dyron Woll of Athens and May Kessler of Philadelphia. A rental for a livery and a lost jacket on Haydenville road are listed among fleeting local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Brooke
Armelia Stlera
Milas Beas
Arch Krieg
Charleston
W.va
Parente
J. C. Morgan
Myrtle
Mra
Dyron Woll
Min
Athens
Walls Platerh
Ches
Rose
Clarence Schwenke Returns From New York State Canvass
A brief notice notes Clarence Schwenke and friends completed a house canvass across New York state and returned home. A chaperoned camp week at Crystal Springs involved Mia A H Brooke Miss Eiyma and Bell Brooke. Logan residents prepare for the Niagara excursion with several girls listed. Ads promote sale items at J S Shaw Logan and reduced patent medicines at A M Sparks Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Schwenke
New York State
Mia
A. H. Brooke
Eiyma
Bell Brooke
Crystal Springs
Local Advertisements and Personnel Moves
Mild remedies from Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets promoted by F B Case. Sewing machine reductions cut Forty five dollar models to twenty five. Secondhand machines priced five to ten dollars. Used organs offered cheaply at A M Sparks Logan. Miss Grace Fickill leaves Wellman Thurness to work at a bank in Alliance Nebraska. Milas Laura McQuertney takes the vacated bank position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Case
A. M. Sparks
Logan
Grace Fickyll
Wellman, Thurness & Co
Alliance
Neb
Milas Laura McQertney
UTAHN A Great Restorative for Sale by Druggists
An advertising snippet touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a successful cure for a sick child in Willamina Oregon. The piece also mentions Chamberlain's Stomach and Tiger Tablets for regular bowels and includes price details and local merchant F. S. Case. It notes Mr and Mrs T H Henry plan a trip to the M E campground and a visit to Logan before the assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Dowk
Williama
Oregon
Chamberlain
Cuse
Pleasantville
Logan
Lawn of Health
Case
The Great Restorative Missionary Program at Presbyterian Church
A Sunday evening program featured papers read by Mrs A Smith on The Work of the Booths Mis Mary Tenney on Chapter from our early Church Record and Miss Elizabeth McManigal on China A marriage notice announced Arch Krelg to Lucretia Barber of Charleston WVa Congrats to the bride and groom in Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U-Tahn-A
Presbyterian Church
A. Smith
Arly
Mis
Mary Tenney
Elizabeth McManigal
Arch Krelg
Lucretia Alice Barber
Charleston
W. Va
Logan
Bro
Arch
Benedict
Restorative for sale by all druggists advertised
A dated testimonial from Deming Ind describes a baby suffering daily bowel movements and stomach discomfort during June and July. The user claims relief after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, purchased from a druggist. The note mentions teething and rapid bowels, attributing improvement to the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deming
Ind
Chatberiali
Camp Floyd Campers Describe Home On The Tants
Camp Floyd details a rustic riverside camp with tents, a kitchen trunk oak, straw furnishings, and cordially rough living. Named by Augustus Floyd’s nearby home, the camp hosts visitors, hornets, feeds, and humorous antics as Judge Wright and Pettit dine privately amidst casual hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Froeks Hook
Angustus
Tagan'd
Billy” Fook
J. B" Dollivan
Camp
Floyd
Skeeter Hamp
Simmion
Yeantor
Momno
Old Kentucky
Ste
Doe Lyons
Huck
Curtin
Judge Wright
Eutor Pettit
Song
Farewell Reception at Poling Home in Bellevue Ohio
Last Monday evening a reception was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Poling at their Bellevue residence. About twenty five out of town guests attended including Edith Heft and Miss May Insche from Columbus. The party featured croquet on illuminated grounds with Japanese lanterns, river outings, and other games. Refreshments were served as guests wished the Polings many happy returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Poling
Wilson Poling
Bellevue
Ohio
Edith Heft
Miss May Insche
Columbus
Wish
Mia
Wilson
For Sale Farm and Property in Ohio Notice
For sale a 120 acre farm in Marion Township Hocking County also a house and lot in Logan at the corner of Market and Hunter Streets opposite the Presbyterian church. Properties offered near Court House. Interested parties are advised to call for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Tp
Hocking Co. C
Logan
Hunter Streets
Presbyterian Church
Court Mouse
Wil Pullor Trade
Calloo
Puovn
Twice Five Club Tours Boy’s Industrial School Visit
The Summer meeting of the Twice Five Club of Logan Ohio inspected the Boy's Industrial School. They toured the conservatory trades printing plant shoemaking carpentry and other departments. Speakers praised the school’s home life military discipline and modern facilities.
Twice Five Club Resolutions at Boys Industrial School
At the July 23 1900 Summer Meeting held at The Baya Industrial School Logan's Twice Five Club adopted resolutions praising the Boys Industrial School for its public model, thanking Superintendent Mrs Hillow and officers, and noting John F White as an associate member. proceedings to be published in The Boy's Industrial School Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagan
Ohio
Logan
Hocking Valley
Charles F. Schwenke
White
Br. Stewart
Samuel 8. Bright
Common Pleas
Ohio Senate
Pairfield
Hocking
Morgan
Athens
Washington
Noble
Monroe
Bright
Senate
Fiancee
G.0. Pettit
Hocking County
Herbert Harrington
Princeton
Woodworth
Journallate Tite
Judge O
Wright
John Daugherty
Aplin
Dyn
Ran- Holla
Stra
HH. Bright
John EF. White
Stewart
Pyttit
H.R. Harrington
Mia
Mary McBride
Henry Woodworth
Lewla Green
Hilles
Lunds
Conservatory
Walda Fu
Tta
Whiley
Jon
Highland Boys
Boya
D.C. Huddleson
Jennings Hall
Twice Five
Judge Wright
Senator Bright
Attorney Pettit
Steward
Trastes White
Miiw ‘Vail
Chicago
Dogan
Wan
Lewis Green
Twice Five Club
Baya’ Tedustrial School
Boys Industrial School
Mra. Fhillow
In Memoriam By Hocking Valley Lodge and Mineral Encampment
In Memoriam notice for Brother Conrad Mickle, lamenting his death and expressing heartfelt sympathy to the wife and children. The resolution extends condolences from Hocking Valley Lodge No 262 and Mineral Encampment No 91 and directs publication in village papers and minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Seeing Eye
Conrad Mickle
Hocking Valley
Hocking Valley Excursions Special Train Details
Excursion fares to Columbus Gallipolis Pomeroy and Middleport with return validity through August 5 and 30 for various routes via Hocking Valley Railway. Special train from Logan at 8:45 a.m. Sunday trips to river, Lancaster Camp Ground stops added to all passenger trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
H. V. Ry
Gallipolis
Pomeroy
Middleport
Wollaston
Jackson
Logan
Lancaster Camp Ground
River
Lancaster Camp Grounds
MeQuade Files Divorce and Alimony Petition in Ohio Court
Legal notice states Charles MeQuade filed in the Court of Common Pleas Hocking County Ohio case No 1208 seeking divorce on grounds including neglect of duty and habitual intoxication and requesting alimony and division of real estate and personal estate with a hearing set after the first day of September 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles MeQuade
Guy
Agim
Iva
Court of Common Plea
Hocking County
Ohio
Charles
Dad
Aina
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ed. Ristoy
Frank Sater
Zanesville
Mike Fannie Pond
Cime
Lee Waldman
Cincinnati
Frank Rose
Annle Stulamith
Hhs
Lt. White
J. W. Hall
Dearoona
U-Tahn
Lucy Rochester
Irving Krieg
Old Man's Cave
Folka
Herbert McCormick
Walnut Street
Ruth Bishop
Greenville
Mien May Kessler
Philadel“phi
Warry Gage
Ouise
Haydenville Road
Tenn
Plenee
Onnela
Shaw
Niagara
Clara Amb
Dora Ichor
Etta Delisle
Della Dollison
Bertha Risley
Mary Moel Cray
Camp Floyd
Boy's Industrial School
Cowree T
Axttle
McLain New Photo' S Studio
F, Blasius & Son
Tailors and Clothiers
Olin
Mary Green
Semeia
Mersons
Genely
Nxebian
ALS
Park
Caxton
S.J. Thornburgh
Flilliner
Tilford
Rovadun Wileks
Julia
John Dillard
Tillie Ferguson
J.C. Morgan
Logan, Ohio
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