The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-06-16
THE OHIO DEMOCRAT
LOCAL NEWS.
ED. l.. WILSON, GUY Editor.
-Now comes summer.

- iu INdub iSiv iuI HuuCSNiiiS
on Thursday.
Red bandannas are getting
quite common.
communications will be found
on the first page.
-McArthur will hold q Fair
Aug. 8, 8, and 10.
jacob Cupp Of Columbus was
in the city Friday.
Judge Triesner was in Ian
caster over Sunday.
-"Zar. Cook plays snare drum
in the Logan Band.
"A Democratic Club has been
organized in Lancaster.
-Childrens' Day will be observ-
in this city tomorrow.
Mrs. Jeffries, of Lancaster, was
visiting in the city this week.
Miss Ella Miller is visiting
Mrs. John McLain for few weeks.
The vote of the Democratic
Primary election will be found in
another column.
B. H. Stevenson and Mr.. De-
vault of Salt Creek were in town
Thursday on busines.
The Hock-Hocking Band furn-
ished excellent music for the Con-
vention on Tuesday.
Lancaster and Perry Counties
turned out in full force to the Con-
vention Wednesday.
John Murphy attended the
commencement exercises at this
place Monday evening.
Mr.. Geo. j. Frasch and wife
stopped in Logan a few days on
their return from their wedding
tour.
Persons having rooms to rent
to Normal Students, should at once
register them at Harrington's drug
store.
The trial of the State of Ohio
against Annie McGinnis, for child
murder is being tried in court this
week.
Newton Frasee, who was tried
this week, for killing Moses Nixon
was acquitted on the ground of self
defense.
"A festival will be given at
Haydenville tonight, for the pur-
pose of securing enough funds to
equip a brass band.
The dance to be given at the
Rink will be on Thursday evening,
June 21, instead of June 10, as an
nounced by the Gazette.
The Misses Mollie and Kate
Kramer, of New Straitsville, are
visiting in Logan, the guests of
Mrs. Teuscher and family.
MIR. d. J. Cresap, the merchant
tailor, on account of sickness was
obliged to return home to Logan,
Monday.-Nelsonville REGISTER.
BE sure and hear the lecture of
Rev. d. r. Moore, on the Fifth
days Creation at the Presbyterian
Church on Sunday evening next.
Quite a number of Jacksonville
young folks, including The graduat-
ing class of that city, attended our
commencement on Monday night.
Frank Smith has secured the
Agency, in this place, of the Hoster
Brewing Co., and will supply this
popular beer to dealers at bottom
prices.
"A barn belonging to Isaiah
Frazure was struck by lightning
and burned to the ground on Sat-
urday last. The loss is estimated
at $1,000.
Mr.. Samuel Heft, of Macon Co.
ILL.,, is visiting his uncle, Daniel
Heft, this week. Mr.. III. was a
Hooking Co. boy who "went west
and grew up with the conntry."
Our town Council should ap-
point some on who can count, and
who is sufficiently acquainted with
the town to not become lost in the
maze of streets and alleys to take
the number of street gas lamps in
the corporation.
The Strawberry festival given
by the ladies of Smiths Chapel on
Tuesday evening was quite sue
cess. Our band discoursed some
very fine music on the occasion and
in consequence quite a large crowd
attended from Logan.
-Messrs. A. e. Hull, of Rend-
vile and A. A. Campbell, of New
Lexington Argus made the DEM
ocRAT Office a very pleasant call
on Wednesday afternoon last
Both gentleman are good Dem
ocrats and are up with the times.
On Wednesday afternoon two
coal trains tried to pass on the same