The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-07-17
THE OHIO DEMOCRAT.
LOCAL NEWS.

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ket.
-Vern Bowen was in Columbus
over Sunday.
Mr.. Geo. Welch, of Athens, was
iu the city this week.
Lee Rambo, of Columbus, was
in this city over Sunday.
MIR. Ed. Pickering, of Athens,
was in the city this week.
IF. j. Harmison, of Baltimore,
was in this city over Sunday.
w. j. Hawksworth. of Cleve-
land, was in town Wednesday.
Logan is to have the thing it
has long needed--a work honse.
George Tennyhill and Tide
Houston have been camping this
week.
The Jersey COW, owned by Rev.
David r.. Moore, is the mother of
twin calves.
The Rev. David r. Moore will
preach on "Why we are Presbyter-
ians," Sunday.
james Dollison and D. w.
Friesner started for Chicago, We'd
nesday evening.
j. w. Work, r. d. McManigal
and ladies started last Monday for.
an extended tour in the West.
The old Furnace Store, now
owned and run by Mr.. Upton, APP
pears to be doing a good business.
The Motherwell Iron and Steel
Company are so pressed with Or
ders that they are working occa-
sioDal night turns.
Married, by Rev. J. F. Williams,
at his residence on Orchard street,
Logan, o., on the Sth inst. Mr.. John
w. Patton and Miss Cora M.
Hutchinson.
On Tuesday last, our genial and
accomplished attorneys, John Han
sen and S. Weldy, visited Gibson
vile, on legal business before Esq.
Woods and jury.
MIR. and Mrs. Thompson, of
Walnut Hills, Cincinnati, were
visitors here on Saturday and Sun
day last, making glad the hearts of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. May
nard.
Lew BEEN, of Spencer, Ind,
who has been visiting here the
guest of our townsman, Mr.. ID.
White, was called home on Nor
day last, by the very serious illness
of his brother. F 4
-TheFree Methodists have fitted
up a room in the old soap factory
in which they will hold their servi-
ces hereafter. Rev. G. H. Wade will
preach there Saturday, July II, at
1880 p. m. and Sunday at 1890 a. m.
We were pleased to meet our
young friend, Joe Wilder, of Circle
vile, on our streets on Saturday
and Sunday last. Joseph was for a
long time the genial clerk at the
popular drug store of Miller & Case,
of this place, and while in that sit
uation made host of warm friends.
-On Saturday evening last one of
the horses in the team of Mr.. Thos.
Hutchins, of Laurel township,
caught the bit of his bride in the
neck-yoke and in attempting to
get loose backed the express into
contact with the sprinkling wagon,
which being in motion overturned
the express, breaking the tongue
but doing no other damage.
The wind blew terrific gale on
Tuesday night from two to three.
We have heard of no great dam
age being done, other than bending
the corn over, and shaking fruit
from the trees. The general course
of the storm was from northwest
to southeast. On Wednesday
morning the advance agent of the
Salvation Army appeared on our
streets, whether he came in the
storm or by some other means we
are not advised. tI'Nf
Park & Orton's Uncle TOMS
Cabin under canvas, will be at Lo-
gan, Tuesdily evening, July Goth.
Ground of exhibition, on Market
square. The greatest novelty Of
the season. This great moral
drama will be under large pavil-
ion with u large elevated stage
and carload of special scenery,
painted expressly for the rendition
Ofthis great play. 1t will be present
ed with'a full cast of characters.
Price of admission, 25 cts; children
J5 cents. BE sure and see it,