Local Notes and Social Roster from Logan and Vicinity
Sunday visitors include Mrs P Coe of Grant Hod and N W Wheeler of Portland. Mr Robert Wright plans Yale enrollment. The Epworth League hosts a church social while Lancaster stores prepare for a Stratton Bros opening. Memorial service for Logan Poor and a vibrant Antioch Children’s Day program are reported along with several local engagements and a sale notice for a rubber tire road wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neldon Koeshner
Taytren
P. Coe
Grant Hod
Logat
N. W. Wheeler
Portland
Ely
Robert Wright
Yale College
J. W. Chirk
Tuuetion City
Wis
City
M. B. Church
James Ahaw
Low Nill
J. T. Dollison
Anna Smith
Nelsonville
Web W. Poston
Chris Hall
Phil
Mahiy
Lancaster
Rising
Union Bee
Epworth League
M. BE
Adolph Stecem
Logan
U. B
W. J. Wright
Knights
Antioch
Antioch U. Be
Tle
Lizzie Mathias
Porter Mathive
Porter Mathias
Tom
Balok Mathing
Tavara Stimson
W.H. Wright
Anthens
J. W. Tles
Clifford Ties
Aalion
God of Promise
B.S. Mathias
Mra
J. A. Mathing
I. A. Mathias
Mer E. Stimson
Aduyess
Hey
W. TH. Wright Song
Glood-bye
Rehool
Benediction
Shawnee Wins Dramatic Inning Over Local Team
Shawnee visitors edged the local squad with a late surge, tallying six runs in the eighth inning after a 6 6 stalemate through seven. Errors plagued both sides as the crowd watched a high scoring, uneven contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Welock
Webb
Min
Slong
Shawnee
Vinore
Logan
Farulnal
Jogean
Acon
Gil
Night Policeman Appointment And Street Opening Petition
The council met with Mayor Bowen presiding. Minutes approved. Petition signed by many citizens asked Canal Street from Mound to North street be opened. referred to streets committee with power to act. Finance committee favorable on bills for Dr Bloxeer and others. clerk to draw treasurer orders. Drop harness update and drainage matter referred to committees. Three applicants for night policeman: John Deishley, David Bierly, Robert Davey. Bierly chosen to replace retiring Davey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Street
W.P. Bowen
Mound
North Street
Bloxeer
John Rochester
Temon
Blanderson
Marty Shouwell
the Light Co
Democrat
John Desservioy
Mion Ray
John Bunt
Wm. Martin
John Deishley
David Bierly
Robert Davey
Rob't Davey
Ollcer
Bierly
July Fourth Excursions at 8-W Railways Offer Round Trip Fare
The railroad offers special July Fourth excursions with a single round trip fare for travel between all stations on its lines and principal connections within 200 miles of its hub. Tickets valid for round trips.
Stage events and sales parade through Stedem's page
The note lists events at the Opera House and Stedem's shop including Opera Mouse appearances, a Dioramic Mirror show, and a band concert. It also advertises fresh meats, beer, and a new meat market while outlining Field Day prizes and a Gold Medal Oratorical Contest at the Presbyterian church on June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stedem's
Yorges
Opera Mouse
Stedem’s
Stedem
Opera House
J. B. Rudisill
M. 8
Diloramie Mirror
Seata
Harrington's
Presbyterian Church
Eee
C. EB
Lynenaster
Nelsonville Tree
New Plymouth
Logan
Resolutions Unite Veterans With Grand Army Memorial
A J G A R post adopts resolutions denying hostility to ex soldiers not joining the Grand Army. The post urges all good citizens ex soldiers to honor fallen defenders. It clarifies patriotism is not measured by membership and invites ex members to join without stigma. The item also notes a W T U convention at the Presbyterian church on June 26 27 with lectures by Henrietta G Moore and music by local performers. Admission ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrers
J. K. Rochester Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army
W. T
Presbyterian Church
Henrietta G. Moore
Springfield
Lancaster
Nelsonville
McArthur
Logan
Mra
Bailey
Weitzel
Blanche Wright
Sadie McCray
Coulson
Lee
Cresap
Tulasion
Ordinance Proposes Tax Levies for 1805 Village Purposes
An ordinance of the village council outlines levies for 1805 to fund the street lighting cemetery improvements harbor and town purposes. It specifies tax rates per dollar of valuation and directs the auditor to place the lien as required by law. The measure was read and passed in March 23805.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tagan
Ement
Gulati
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Hogan and Vicinity
Will
Giffney
Charlesdon
W. Vin
Our City
Monamy
Ben, Fisher
Union Furnace
James Miller
Moore
Indiana
Clara Melffee
Sadie McPey
Rushville
Gus Magoon
Ruth
Jacob Bumgardner
Columbus Street
Lancaster Gazelle
Stratton Bros
Charles Brown
Charley Brown
Council Proceedings
Bionoens Liver Regulator
Sme
Smnithfeld
N. C
Contwnniel Build- Inve
A. R. Resolutions
Byron
Ayer
Roy Kern
The
Commercial Gazette
F. Blasius & Son
Clothiers
Lie
Meon
Kor Ey
J. Hy Zeilin & Co
Philadelphia
Ohio State Journal
Frank Kontner
Harninge Fon
Llehting Cemetery
Plymouth
F. S. Case
Eoin, Ohio
the First Bank OF
Logan, Ohio
John Walker
Chan, Eh, Bowen, Cashiers Doo A Sith
Boathond
Depanie
Ikoounta Paper
Boys Wn Vai Bache
Hank—Sa
Rempel Banking CO
Logan, Hocking County
Ohio
Ferdinand F. Remfel
Peoperator
Atorgyat Lay & Hotty Abl
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