The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-09-18


mace, is very sick with bilious
fever. ,.u ,}9 y ~ &c ss3h:,
DIR. Dollison was at Lancas-
ter yesterday on professional bu-
siness. a & i* =. :
Miss Mary Drollinger who has
been sick from typho-malarial fever
is improving.
Miss Lucy Hazlett, Of Zanes-.
Vile, is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Albert Niche.
DIR. Will Cary of st. Louis, was
the guest Of Rev. G. G. Hart and
family, recently.
-There'are crowds attending the
Salvation Army services, at the
Blink every night. n .''
The bills are out for the great
reunion to be, held in Logan, Sep
80, and Oct. 1. and 2.
Hooking County has 266 PEN
sioners who are paid $2,449 month
~ OF pZS,o0f per dHuuHi.
THE contracts for the new -four
ing mill will be let soon, and work
will be pushed rapidly.
Mrs. DR.. Pullen is rusticating
in the country this week, the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Azariah Nixon.
--MfE Major Wilson and dahgh-
ter Of Morrow, Ohio, and Harry
Todd, Of Kansas City, were visit
ing friends here.
Mrs. Baker, of Pleasantville,
q niece of DR.. Dollison's, with her
children is visiting relatives in
Logan this week.
Andy Holl jr. visited the Ex-
position and took in the attractions
OF Cincinnati this week, returning
Thursday evening.
Miss Dora Hansen, the accom-
plished daughter Of John Hansen,
returned to Delaware college to
complete her course.
The Motherwell Iron & Steel
Company are building two bridges
for Meigs county, o. One of five
spans and one of q. single span.
Through the kindness of Mr..
Geo. Kleinschmidt, p. o. clerk, we
are in possession of one, Of the most
delicious peaches Of the season.
-Cs b. Todd s; and wife, after a
very pleasant visit at Niagara
Falls, and among friends in Boston
and New York, have returned
home. :. ~.
-Rev's. D. r. Moore and G. G.
Hart and Elder Steinman attended
the meeting of the Presbytery of
Athens, at McConnelsville, last
week.
Mrs. E. A. Cary, of Peoria, Ills,
who has been visiting her parents,
Rev. G. G. and Mrs. Hart, and other
friends in GAINESVILLE and McCon-
nelsville, has returned home.
"A champion whistler struck
the town, who uses for his perform
ance q common ten cent whistle.
The music he produces from this
simple instrument is wonderful.
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e. s. Hart, wife and son, Of the
firm of R. P. studley 4 Co., of st.
Louis, who attended the wedding
of their sister, Lille Hart, two
weeks since, have returned home.
-Messrs. Keynes & Wellman are
making rapid preparations to re-
build. Their new mill will have q
much greater capacity, and be
much better in every way than the
old. go -.
We are informed that arrange
ments have been completed to have
half fare rates on all railroads dur
ing the great Reunion Sept. 80
and Oct ] and 2. Let everybody
come.
Charley Hart, born and brought
up in Logan, graduate from our
high school,, but for the last three
years in the printing Office with
his brother in. st. Louis, has been
visiting his parents.
"A pleasant dance, was given
by Fred Rochester and Lon Nail
at McCarthy's Hall on Thursday
evening. In spite Of the warm
weathe1 1T was one efthe best at
tended dances of the season.
We are informed by Mr.. F. Com
ly that the part Of needle which
broke of in his little daughters
foot, some weeks ago, has worked
out on the top Of foot. The piece
was about three-lourths of an inch
long.
Will Moriarity had his wrist
badly lacerated ON one of the hooks
in the frame In front of Rose &
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