Local notices and social updates from Logan area
Remains of Mrs Emma Hel ver of near Logan died at dobe and were brought to Logan Monday. Mrs J Blogger and daughter Minnie of Gore visited Mrs B F Sweaty See our holiday Wine and shop at Gase’s Drug Book on Jewelry Store. Mrs Vern Bowen and son Willie of Lancaster spent time with her mother Mrs Petty. Mr and Mrs W B Friesner returned home after weeks with friends at Carroll. Remember with every purchase from J Gabriel you get a chance on prizes in window. Mr and Mrs Graves of Columbus spent time in Logan with Mr and Mrs Lew Bert. Drs Finney and Ackers attended a Dental Association meeting in Columbus. Prices on suits and overcoats attract keen interest. Brown Bros Mrs Suill and Mrs Setlers and son Edward of Columbus visited Mrs Will Gaffney. It is said bands have been recorded by the Trust Co of Massachusetts for a new railroad through Logan. NOTICE Persons wanting horses teeth dressed please call at Fair Grounds north of Logan A M Marks. O-dw
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the Trust Co
Massachusetts
Logan
Fair Grounds
A. M. Marks
Social life and shopping in Logan Ohio society notes
Sunday guest Mrs Lillian La Follette of Columbus visits cousin Mrs Kinser in Torgan. W R C hosts a masquerade Social on Dec 18 with admission 10 cents. Local ads praise Case watches at modest prices, Brown Bros suits and overcoats, L & B shoes at 8.50, Luke Lehman Clothier offerings, and eye service at low prices amid varied town updates including theater, church, and hospital news.
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Lillian la Follette
Columbus
Ohio
Torgan
Kinser
Tax Rates and Delinquency Notice for Hocking County
A. J. Nunemaker announces 1902 tax rates and due dates for all delinquent taxes, road taxes, and half of other taxes. Taxes must be paid by December 20, 1902, with the remainder due June 20, 1903. Tax-payers urged to specify name, property, township, section, and acreage when requesting amounts by mail.
Logans Holiday Store Ads and Local Notices 1902
A compact snapshot lists local items for sale in Logan Ohio including a coal stove bed and various goods at Bart & Co and The Peoples Store. Also notes Miss Ruth Brooke visiting and a church meeting at Scott's Creek Baptist church with Elder Tussing preaching. Public notices name A J Nunemaker as treasurer of Hocking County and a drug store claim about prescription compounding by registered pharmacists.
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Scott’s Creek Baptist Church
Logan
Tussing
Potatoes Wanted at Tipton’s Grocery for Cash Payouts
Tipton’s Grocery seeks 1,000 bushels of potatoes with payment at the highest market price in cash. Mr Merl Barberry returns from Zanesville for a few weeks, while old friend George Feik is thriving in Zanesville. The Logan contingent at Zancavilla grows friendlier. Also a note touts one-hat fashion and latest styles at the same price as back issues elsewhere.
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Tipton’s Grocery
Mr. Merl Barberry
Zanesville
George Feik
Logan
Zancavilla
Destiny and Messiah Topics at Presbyterian Service
Dr A J Steward will discuss Mans Destiny the Four Last Things Sunday morning at the Presbyterian church He then talks on The Promised Messiah in the evening Good music at both services with Miss Mabel Hoyt in charge of the evening music There are stylish watches in stock including chatelaine timepieces in enamel and engraved designs
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A. J. Steward
Presbyterian Church
Mabel Hoyt
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Hocking County
Public auction notice for Jacob Mita estate in Hocking County Ohio. Sale set for January 3, 1903 at 1:00 PM at the Marietta Distillery location. Terms: all cash. balance due within one year with interest. property described as a 40 acre tract in Township No. 1, Range No. 1, including portions of the northeast quarter and northwest quarter. Administrator Danio Paumenmeier announces subsequent legal actions and notices of competing claims.
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Neai
Neraleu
Hurthewest
Becttua
Danio Paumenmelr
Jacob Eliinger
Hocking County
Ohio
John Wend
Seagney
Divorce Notices and Probate Hearings In Hocking County
A long notice list from Hocking County covers divorce proceedings and probate actions. It includes hearings for cases involving MOLLE M OVERSTREAT and others, with dates set for January 1968 and December 1902. guardianship and administrator accounts are filed for several estates including Warner Cooke and George W. Lunsford, with probate judges Roger J. Riabon and J. B. Riabon presiding.
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Santa
Emma Helver
Dobe
Gase
Vern Bowen
Willie of
Lancaster
Mrs. Petty
J. W. Gabriel
Mrs. Graves
Lew Bert
Drs. Finney and
Ackers
The
Dental Association
Brown Bros
R. F. Remple
Rudolph F. Rempel
the Hardware Merchant
Idrange
South Mulberry Street
W. R.C
Case
King’s Daughters
Charley Schwenke
Noah Coollie
Sells Bros. Circus
Mr. 1
Frank Johnson
Daisy Sanderson
M. E
Waite
Luke Lehman
Frank Strawn
Kentucky
Reuben O. Collison
Manilla Hospital
San Francisco
Frank Kittsmiller
Case’s Jewelry Store
Hartman
Opera House
Bart & Co
A. J. Nunemaker
Es Dayton Dya Authorities
Mint
Agli E Wero
Falls
Fenton Township
Robe
Ea Laurelvilis
Nirray City Village
Lal & al
Ft Postin Dts
Bayer
Gore Sprott Giblsonvily Spectil Distetet
Laurel
Perry
Higdenville
New
I,n. Stiers
Ruth Brooke
Grace Bright
New Lexington
Mammoth
Stiers & Co
Nannie E. Y. Witters
N. J. Weiland's
Peoples Store
Niceline
Len
Case's
Harden & Co
Morris
Sleepy Hollow
Hockiig
Ofta
Kur Fouine
Langan
Hocking Coney
Omi
Mike Thomasko
Reidence
Martorie Distil
Jora Company
Oblo
Goure Ee
Hocking Sanity
Mike Thomasie
Janney
Joamont
Marietta
Hirneys
Docorburath
Rosa
Sail
Wiliinth G
Sien Nuiginek
Molle M
Lowmy
Plantit
Chi Forielg
Aeformert Thos
Guardian
Warner O Cook
China
Cooke
Rentior
Gadventon J
Riason
Doo
Vrobaty Court
Tna
James Grady
George W. Lunsford
Jayet
A.M
J.B. Riabon
Gli
Cuedl Schneider
Ovat
Solomon Sehneider
Olidhy
B.D. Owt
Eden Vancuren
Carl Tt Buorhiys
John Chambers
John Srs
Mary Naughton
Harkin SaUhnihy
Bparnots
Fraward
Gower
Pal
Gammat Klee
Woolstow
Oily
Anid Edward Lt
Henbet
Ny End
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