The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-08-21
THE OHIO DEMOCRAT.
LOCAL .NEwS.
Mr.. VIII Larimer, of Shawnee,
spent Sunday in Logan.

spent Sunday in Logan.
--BoRN.--To Thomas and Anna
Mattox, August 10th, q son.
Mr.. d. A. Walker, of Wellston,
was in the city the fore part Of this
week.
Mrs. w. II. McClintock and
children are visiting friends in
Fostoria.
Miss Sadie O'Brian, of Column
bus, Is the guest of Miss Kienle,
this week.
During the illness Of DIR. Ran
ey, DIR. Chas. Balger manipulates
the forceps.
p Mrs. G. E. Bowen returned, on
last Saturday, after long visit in
Union county.
"A. voris, jr- (Bub) is seriously
Ill. Mr.. Joe. Kemper now attends
to wetting down our streets.
Miss Rose Heft has returned
home after delightful visit among
relatives and friends in Lancaster.
MIR. Geo. Harsh has become the
father of a healthy, young eight
pound Democrat and George is
happy.
Miss Camilla Dolan, of Colum-
bus, has been the guest of Mrs. w.
II. McClintock, for the past six
weeks.
w. H. McClintock, manager of
the fire brick works at this place, is
now on a business trip through the
Northwest.
MIR. VIM. Fl. Jones, represent
ing Joel J. Bailey & Co., wholesale
notion house, Of Philadelphia, was
in town Wednesday,.
We have received a copy of
The Ne,o York Worlds premium
history, which can be seen by call
ing at this Office. It's daisy.
A picnic was given by Miss
Kate and Charlie Kienle, at Rem
pel's Grove on Tuesday last. Quite
an enjoyable time was reported.
Recorder Jacob Weaver and
w. A. Nye were at Lewisb urg, this
week, attending the reunion of
their old regiment, the 18th o. V. 1.
Misses Jennie Gage, Cad Muir
ply, and Ella Jennings, and Messrs.
Rufus Reber and Joe Rochester
spent last Sunday at Lancaster
camp grounds.
The sixth annual fair of the
Southeastern Ohio Fair Co., will be
held near Adelphi, on Sept. 7th, sth,
9th and 10th. See advertisement
. in another column.
-MARRIED-By G. w. Brehm,
Esq, Aug. II, Geo. Warrick and
Miss Savilla Harper, all of Logan.
BY the same, Aug. IS, Solomon
North and Miss Rebecca Arnold,
both of Haydenville, Hooking
county.
"A little girl of Finly Comfy on
last Tuesday stepped on needle
which penetrated the sole of her
foot, and broke off about the mid
die. Notwithstanding dilligent
search was made, the part remain
ing in the foot could not be found.
DIR. Raney received slight
abrasion of the skin on the ankle,
the night of the fire at the steam
mill, which has since developed in
to a severe attack of erysipelas.
He has been confined to his house
for more than u week.
The various Insurance compa-
nies in which Messrs. Keynes &
Wellman had risks, on their mill
placed, have adjusted the losses.
The amount allowed being $13,893.-
80. The only salvage on being the
engine and boilers. The amount
will be paid cash at once.
"A little child of Mr.. Phil
Thompson, was severely bitten on
the wrist last Saturday. The cir
cumstances as we learn them were,
that two or three dogs were having
a free fight in'the street in front of
Mr.. Thompson's house. The child
in crossing the street come in con-
tact with them and was accidently
bitten. DIR. Campbell was called,
who cauterized the wound, and at
this time the child is doing we'll.
We publish in another column,
minutes of special meeting of the
Mingo Chief Fire Company, Of our
town. The resolutions speak for
themselves and will inform those
unacquainted with the facts, that
the meeting was one of pleasure,
not only to the members of the
Company but to Mr.. Tritsch as
well. Our Fire Department serve
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