The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-08-25
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Athens fair next week.
George Kleinschmidt Is quite
sick.
Ed Donovan was in Lancaster
Sunday.
Judge 8. II. Bright is visiting
in the South.
Washington G. HI. fair is to be
held next week.
DIR. Salm made his usual visit
here on the Goth.
Remember the picnic at
Straitsville Aug. %.
We had a very refreshing rain
in this section Tuesday.
The G. H. v. & T. Ry. pay car
visited this section on Monday.
The funeral of Mrs. Dixon took
place on Saturday afternoon last.
j. M. Floyd has been appointed
deputy postmaster at this blace.
The Councilmen of Athens re-
pealed the prohibition ordinance.
w. H. Lehman of Ward Tp.,
is spending afew weeks in Indiana.
MIR. and Mrs. John Kinneman
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins.
John Hilliard, of South Perry
was attending the Teachers In
stitute.
Miss Mary F. Campbell, of
South Perry was in Logan We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Allen Titler and daught-
er are visiting in Logan.-Lancast-
er Gazette.
AN excursion will be run to
StEaitsville on the %. Half fair
f0f round trip.
John w. Schaal, of Ilesboro,
was in Chicago last week a few
days on business.
Don't forget the musical treat
at the Opera House tonight. Ad-
mission 25 cents.
Our old friend Fred Harbell, of
Black Jack, paid us a friendly
visit yesterday.
Miss Nettie Kline and Miss
Beattey, of Toledo, are visiting re-
latives in this city.
Emanuel Heft, principal of the
Millville Schools, paid us friend
ly visit on Friday.
Henry Wilmink has just COM
pleted $50 feet of fine picket fence
for Judge Friesner.
West McClintock, of the Col
umbus State Journal, was in Logan
on Saturday evening.
Miss Nan Mcbride is visiting
her sister Mrs. A. J. Ward, of New
Lexington this week.
Miss Gertie Grear, of Lancast-
er ia visiting Misses Emma and
Name Floyd in this city.
The Hunter Street Lutheran
Sunday School held a picnic at
Remple's grove on Thursday.
Homer L. Wright took S42 in
premiums on thoroughbred cattle
and hogs at the Macarthur fair.
The first ward has raised a rs
foot hickory pole which floas the
Cleveland and Thurman banner.
Jess Williams, of Somerset, is
in town. He has for sale a fine
pacing horse with a record of 2:8S.
Light frosts are reported at
different parts of the County on
Wednesday and Thursday nights.
The Teachers Institute closed
here on Friday. It has been one
of the most successful terms yet
held.
Thursday was Willie Hart
mans 18th birthday and he was
the recipient of several valuab le'
presents.
Simon Steel and AL White of
South Perry, were attending the
Teachers Institute on Thursday
and Friday.
Mrs. Norman who has been
visiting here the guest Of Mrs.
Yerges returned to her home in
Cleveland on Sunday.
The B. & o. Ry. run a palace
car over the G. H. ". & T. Ry. on
Wednesday. 1t is something en-
tirely novel in this section.
John M. nenschel formerly of
this county but who has been liv-
ing in Texas siuce 1873, is visiting
relatives and friends here.
We wish to correct an error
made last week which states that
the picnic at Straitsville will be
on the 18th. 1t should read Aug.
28th.
Misses Fannie and Annie
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