The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-07-31
John Murphy, is home spend.

--ChaS Smith, oi Corning. was In
Logan this week.
A. G. Sands, of the Cincinnati
Enquirer, is in the city.
DR.. Blosser is making n new
and handsome sign for his resi-
dence.
Col. G. II. Rippy, formerly of
our town was in the city Thursday
evening.
--Myron Pond and Gus. Culver,
went to Nelsonville, on their BIZ
cycles, Tuesday.
Chris. Mil, of the Repub,icon
Go@ette, is suffering with severe
case of sore throat.
Mrs. John Millner has been
quite Ill, but is improving under
the care of DIR. Blosser.
-Messrs. Milton Armstrong and
Thomas Steel, of Perry township,
were in town on business on Thurs
day.
"A. M. Ury, of Circleville, So
,ourning at the Rock House, made
u pleasant visit to Logan, last
Thursday.
Bertha Myers, little daughter
of Col. Lloyd Myers, is visiting
her father in Columbus, and friends
in Newark, o., this week.
DR.. Blosser was called to
Nelsonville, Wednesday evening
to attend Harry Vanatta, who is
quite ill with malarial fever.
Geo. III. DELPHI left at our Office
last Tuesday, some very delicious
plums, for which he received the
thanks of the attaches of the office.
MIR. Wilford Stiers, of Hayden
vile, has just returned from an
extended trip in the west, and re.
ports things dry. Send them some
rain.
"A heavy rain passed north OF
us on Monday night, and the river
at this point rose perceptably OF
Tuesday. The shower here was
very slight.
The entertainment given a
the Opera House on Monday even
ing, by DR.. U-ta-wa-an, was no
, largely attended, about twenty
f four being present.
DR.. +. Hubbard, formerly o
Covington, o., has permanently lo
Gated in this city. His Office ant
residence are on Market street, be
| tween Main and Hunter.
: Frank Brehm, one of our tow
boys, who is working with tn
bridge carpenters, on the "Pumpkil
Vine" near Middleport, had hi
9 arm broken Wednesday, by
4 stringer falling on it.
MIR. Werner, who is employees
in the car shops Mt this place, ha
the end of his fore finger pinche
Il of, the first part Of this week. Th
: finger is rapidly healing under tn
: care of DR.. Blosser.
a We were pleased to shak
the hand of our old frient
=. w. M. Davy, Jr., who made us
pleasant call on Monday. NJ
Davy is now with the State Joui
nal, and is one of the best printer
K in Ohio.
), Under the efficient manage
II ment of the Finance Committee, {
~ our Village Council, Messrs. d
q Wright, j. N. Kessler, and Tho
. w. Rochester, the tax levy for mi
nicipal purposes for the preseI
:, year, has been reduced to mil
!, as against 14a mills last year; Il T.
duction of nearly one-half.
There is perhaps nothing in IL
r. category of fruits that ticllles IL
Il palate of the average printer mo-
9 than nice, mellow, sweet apple
ie and the public can therefore appr
- ciate the gratitude of the typos
- THE DEMOCRAT toward Mr.. DAM
A. Heft, for Il sack of the above fru
NJ Come again Daniel.
in The Hooking County Soldier
II. Service Pension Association, had
IL very interesting meeting at the
st Hall i'm the Slisher building on la
Saturday. The meeting was n
NJ dressed by Capts. Hansen al
% Bright, communications were re;
~, from Boston and other places, al
20 other business of Importance W
= transacted.
IS The town authorities are tn
y, ing steps to permanently do aw'
ly with the most offensive cess-pc
oy in the village-the alley north
" Main between MulborrV and M,