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Newspaper

The Ohio Democrat

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1897

Page

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Society's Doings at Mrs Wood and Mrs Rochester's Party

Mrs Kate Wood and Mrs Fred Rochester hosted a Charms evening with progressive punch and pink white decor. Guests included Mrs Joe Luker of Kaunas City and Mrs W C Movaro of Cleveland, Ohio. Prizes featured a glass medallion, fine china, and a carved jumping jack centerpiece.

Kate Wood Fred Rochester Joe Luker Kaunas City W.C. Movaro Cleveland Ohio Goo Columbus Listie Rempel Sun Macroon Indy Rangers Joe Taker Jevile Will White J. W. Beem de Jeffries al Brooke George Wor Charles Rose M. DB. Moors Wittsuore Pursell Judge Wrnzi Jim Rochester EU. Donovan Rempel Jr Sam Rempel H Woodworth L. D. Vickers Myleses Minuie White Blanch Aveeno Eesia Maney Grace Finney Jeasli Collins Emma Bloyd Te U Purnell Ste J. F. White North Walnurst Kansas City Jessie Collina Anna Jeffries

Competition Explained and Bargain Clothing Sale

A dealer explains that competition lowers prices but argues they cut prices early by buying well and selling for cash. Special in men's sack suits sizes 34 to 42 at $2.50. The store touts a full line of children's, boys and men's suits, Ulsters, overcoats, duck rubber Mackintoshes, and men’s clothing.

Men and Boy's Clothing Price List From Local Store

A catalog of men and boys clothing with prices for suits long pants ages 10 to 20 and 4 to 15, knee pants suits, jean pants, heavy underwear and socks, boots and gloves, shirts, hats, and winter caps. Prices range from a few cents to about $15 with items like suits from $1.90 and up and boots from $1.49 to $4.00. The list includes both men and boys sizes and styles, emphasizing sale prices and varied textiles.

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Local Socials and Events Highlight Community Gathering

Social calendar notes a large house party with guests from Marietta Athens and Kansas City. Music and games followed a menu including salmon and sandwiches, with prizes and a supper. Outings included a mock reform convention, vanity programs, and a needlework club meeting. A fire at Wesley Poling’s ridge farm caused extensive damage to barn and hay, with two horses injured but not killed.

Stoll Holiday Plaasantville Ion Steel J. W Loganon Toy Wesley Poling Poling

Laurelville Meeting Series Begins This Week

Rev Mather will conduct a series of meetings in Wililwison's Hall in Laurelville commencing this week. Mira De Sulvia la slowly conyateseing fromm a very alvere tube of Typhoid fever. South Perry and Kirkwood families relocate to Tarlwin recently. Adelin Beland of Columbus making an extended visit with relatives here. Robt Carr the whatend greeer ta now suffering With a billows athiek.8quire.

G. Johnston Mira A. de Sulvia Mather Wililwison's Laurelville Kirkwood Tarlwin Adelin Beland

Fragmented verse on talent and irony in a valley

A labyrinth of lines questions who can teach preach publish or profit. The speaker mocks those who claim mastery in education religion business or print while the valley remains full of idle voices. The text reads like a reflective sermon on capability and pretension.

County Teachers Meeting Promotes Campaign Against Law

Country teachers of Hoek ing county are called to assemble at the Court House at one o clock standard time to plan for a vigorous campaign against the Workman Law. Our representative elect is expected to attend. All county teachers are urged to be present and to help defeat this infamous law by order of committee.

Pursell Helen Capt. Bowen al Brooke Mies Basle Finany Adame Marlotta Mig Mintee Roth Brochester Mingte Acbeo Mary R.gould Ube M. B Mrae Lillian Cole Bethyl Schivol Mrs. McKinley David B Nellie Bly N. Y W. O21, Denn Ols Willard, Minnis; W. F. M. 8. Mish Thebors Ohlo Robt Lincoln Wome Congress Balianthia Alleas Helen Gould Sarah Malloy Marian Delin Lermai Ohio John Rockfeller Benj. Harrison Tnd Rover Cleveland Susan Anthony Francis Marply N.Y Lew Wallace Tad Pon Road Maine Mark Mating Cal Brice Oho Hoeking

Political Fallout in 19th Century Currency Debate

A fragmented review criticizes Horace White and his allies as failing against the Chicago platform. It alleges Democratic leaders like Hanna manipulated patronage and elections, while Foraker and Dashiell supporters challenge Hanna's influence and the GOP faces a posturing political burial.

Hanna Alku MaeKinsby Hina Porkker Dowi Trady Burhinell Foraker Meklasore Gauna Dows Ana

Local Notification From Lancaster Hanks and Townspeople

Lancaster Hanks and George Clarke receive word of a wife elderly grandfather’s death in Tangher. Funeral plans and attendance noted, with extensive local names and societal mentions across Lancaster and nearby towns.

Banquet for Three Attends Lancaster Feast at Trout's Hall

John P. White of Logan joined Judge Behultz's banquet party at Trout's Hall bazaar. The report notes heavy appetites display with Dr Goss consuming large quantities of oysters coffee and turkey salad while others impressed with a prodigious feast.

John PF. White Lancaster Behultz Penster Gagette Dildge Sel Alts M Pany Trout's Hall Joba Bk White Logan Dr. Goss Naibini Amon Jud Schulte Sill Purcell Lowati- Tauieustor Olio

May Be a Silver Upheaval in Senate Debate

Senator Elkina warned the President that proposing to repeal the Gage currency plan would stall debate and risk passage of a free silver bill. Other lawmakers oppose, while the chair proceeds with a message backing removing government paper and all silver dollars from circulation, leaving gold as legal tender and bank notes by bank choice. The Democrats seek to drive the currency issue to the point, while Republicans back gold standard and contraction, predicting a large silver majority in the next House.

Horace White Iain Washington White Cody Ian Senator Catan Willce Chicago Baltimore Jaye Elkina Gage House of Representatives

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