The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-07-10
THE ii Z Ohio / DEMOCRAT. II 10 ,I;I}.l
LOCAL N NEWS.

Lancaster celebrated the 18th. |
on Monday. % AalI
Christ Mill and Frank Lehman
of this place, was in Lancaster Mon
day.
Noah Schwarz and Rob Alex
nnder started for Wichita, Kan,
Monday.
M. M. Green has retired from
the presidency of the G., H!:V. & T.
R'y Company.
Some delightful music was
made by Prof. Tennyhil1s orches
ira Tuesday night.
Subscriptions to the DEMOCRAT
are coming in rapidly. Wea adj
ding to our list daily.
DIR. Farquhar was ut the Rempel
House this week. One of the Dr.'s
regular professional visits.
MIR. Wilford Stires, of Hayden
willie, is about to make an extended
trip to Kansas and other parts of
the west.
-sAfrs. Vim. Larimer, of East
Hunter ST., il slowly recovering
under the watchful care of DR..
Wright.
MIR. George Bright, ofour town,
started on visit to Kansas Thurs
day of this week, intending to stay
about month.
The council are busily engaged
this week in making some valuable
and necessary improvements on the
City Building premises.
-B. X. Tritsch and his father, j.
j.. Tritsch, left Logan last Tuesday
on trip to Topeka and Wichita,
Kansas, and other Western points.
On Wednesday, the Logan
Mfg Co.shipped to III. G. Comstock,
at the depot in Nelsonville, Ohio, Il
fine lunch counter for his restau-
rant.
DIR. Aplin, of Carbonhill, was
in town Thursday last on his way
to Kansas where he will spend
about three weeks visiting various
points.
We were delighted with n call
from G. l.. V. Hoke, who dropped
into town Thursday, to renew his
acquaintance, and get a. drink of
Logan water.
"A game of base ball between
Columbus and Lancaster, played
at Lancaster Monday, resulted in
n score of II to 5 in favor of the
Columbus boys. SOB
The Logan Manufacturing Co.
has the contract and will shortly
build good, substantial dwelling
house for Supt. McCray, on his lot
on Market street.
Sheriff Gallagher is giving the
fences, Outbuildings, &c. of the Jail
lot thorough renovation andwhite-
washing Frank Mcbride and
Vernon Bowen are the artists.
j. NJ. Floyd, on Thurday after
noon, ,Tshook hands with his many
friends, and took his departure on
I ain extended visit to Kansas and
other points in the Great West.
u MIR. NJ. V. b. McClelland and
Charles Julien, two of the unterri-
fed Democrats of Perry Township,
" were In town Wednesday, attend
ing to business in the Probate Court.
Read the Advertisement of the
Old Reliable corner store Of Collins
& Moore, opposite the Court House,
where attentive and obliging
clerks can be found at all times
ready and willing to attend to the
wants of customers.
The funeral of Mrs. Farrell,
who died of pulmonary consump-
tion, occurred Thursday morning
from st. Johns Catholic Church,
Rev. Father Cady officiating. The
remains were taken to Athens, her
,afarmer home, for interment.
I'VE were pleased to meet, at
our Office, our former genial towns
man, Mr.. j. F.Wheeler, the travel
ing salesman of the Coal and Iron
Syndicate Of the Hooking Valley,
looking well and hearty. Mr.. w.
moved his family from Detroit to
Columbus July lst, and is now
neighbor Qfours. a,8d
-Weare pleased to know that
our young towhsman, Dr. r.. w.
Hansen, has formed business part
nership with DIR. Alderman, of Mel
sonville, and has taken up his resi-
dence at that place. We congratu-
late the people of Jacksonville on Sc
curing tho services of SO active and
accomplished . practitioner as n.
", Hansep,
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