01 May 1902
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Newspaper
The Ohio Democrat
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1902
Page
3
A bustling list of offerings at The People’s Store includes white sugar per pound and muslin by the yard. Local visitors appear in Logan and Nelsonville, with names like Finney Rauch Tennyhill and Kennard among several Col umbus days.
The advertisement highlights a $12 suit range with a focus on stylish coats and broad shouldered effects. High cut vests, with and without voiture, are offered in numerous patterns and combinations within the fashion department.
650 dozen Men's hose Shaw knit brand in unfading colors and various styles. Extra fine cotton pods labeled seconds. Economy steps noted in buying. Such hosiery at these prices is not common. A pair of socks between your foot and boot eases your walk through life.
Local retailer touts Carpet variety including Velvets Body and Tapestry Brussels extra super all wool Ingrains Cotton Chain Ingrains Cotton Tapestries regular Brussels patterns Mattings and Linoleums with a new American Grass Matting appeal to community buyers.
Special items include 9x12 rugs axminster body Brussels and tapestry remnants from nine to thirty yards priced far below normal. Tapestry ends offer one and a half yards suitable for rug projects with attractive savings.
Aweek of social visits and town events includes Miss Mary Krantz staying with Miss Mary Miller in McArthur Junction and John Lappen joining Bart & Co. for the cigar department. Excur sions to Columbus, a Friday trick bicycle display at Rempel House, and bedrock items like a shirt sale at old prices are noted along with baptisms, marriages, illnesses, and a mad dog incident in Adelphia. Fairfield Democracy held a light primary with a single contest.
We offer no mandates or hobbies yet. We do have good medicines made on hand and can send supplies if you are in need. A pleasant line of goods is also available for interested customers.
The notice markets 60 dozen items and new arrivals at 10c each with a special 3 for 25c offer in late colors. A neat item is priced at 25c.
Sunday morning at the Methodist church the pastor will preach on Encouraging Signs with Dr W L Slate leading the Communion Service and Quarterly conference set for 8 oclock Monday. Lancaster prepares for the G A R encampment May S 7 and 8 drawing an estimated twenty thousand visitors. Neal Hamblin suffered a leg fracture while hauling on the farm. Sergeant W C McKinney opens a U S Army recruiting office on East Main Street seeking enlists for Cavalry Artillery and Infantry. Logan housed Walter L Maina’s circus drawing crowds from Nelsonville. T C Coates attended the Masonic meeting with a district banquet at C P Montgomerys. Pirates of Penzeance advance seats selling heavily for one May 5 performance by Miss Hoyt and company. Mrs Henry Gompf organized a surprise party for her husband turning 63 with family and friends. Mayor Lilbaugh raids on stray dogs as he eyes stricter control. Logan also plagued by nuisance dogs and threats of a heated weapon to curb them.
Miss Pearlin Outcalt of Lancaster dies at home last Sunday afternoon. Miss Clara Hopkins markets new summer millinery with latest shapes. Dr. H J Steward to discuss misunderstandings and Shipwrecks at Presbyterian church. Logan plans a new opera house and Miss Lizzie Rempel funds reconstruction. Howard and Floyd Lindley open billiards and pool room. Fire near Laurelville burns through woods owned by Armstrong Strauss and Defenbaugh. 5 percent Mutual Life gold bonds offered by E B Conury Logan O.
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