The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-03-10


DIR. Farquhar made his usual
visit to Logan this week.
Lew Wagner, of South Perry,
was in the city on Monday.
ID. Karshner and wife, of LAUREL
vile, were in Logan Saturday.
-Jo. Flum, clerk Of the Rempel
House, was in Athens over Sunday.
Hon. G. III. Buerhaus and wife,
visited in Lancaster over Sunday.
Tom Woods and wife, of Col
umbus, were in Logan over Sun
day.
Miss Cora Wilson, of Circle
willie, is the guest of Miss Maggie
Case.
Two boys were lodged in Jail last
night for disturbing a religious
meeting.
"A report has reached here to
the effect that the Emperor of t+er-
many is dead.
Rring your Job Work to this Of
Oflce and have it neatly done at
reduced prices.
"A report has been spread that
Sullivan killed Mitchell during
prize fight in England.
will Gaffney, who has been in
Kansas City for some time past is
again with Logan friends.
Ed Donivan, who has been seri-
ously i'll for a week past, is, we are
glad to say slowly recovering.
Emanuel Miller of upper Sand
dusky is visiting his brother-in-law
Mr.. sehieekn~n ofthis place this
week.
Mrs. Poston, Miss Lulu Poston,
Fred Poston and w. g. Hickman,
of Nelsonville, were in town on
Thursday.
John G. Parker, one of the
staunch Democrats of Nelsonville
was q business visitor at Logan on
Wednesday.
1t isrumored that Miss Anna
Maginnis Of near Buchtel in this
county killed her infant child. The
body was discovered yesterday and
the Coroner is holding an inq uest
today.
Mrs M. r. Smith, Mrs VIM M.
Bowen, Mrs E. B. Comfy and Messrs
d. H. Willard and L. A. Culver
have been appointed as County
Board Of Visitors.
II. B. Brookins, of Fiqua, o.,
Gen. Man. of 1. o. O. F. mutual aid
and accident association of Piqua,
was working Logan on Wednesday
in theintefestsof his company.
-Mr.,q. +: Spence, of Marietta,
proprietor of the music store at this
place and Miss Nettie Stalder, of
near Guysville, were married on
Wednesday at the home of the
brides parents.
The Court was occupied the
first three days of this week with
SANDER suit of Hamilton VS..
Haynes. The jury evidently con-
sidered the case too trivial for
damages and found for the de-
fendant.
The booths at the M. E. Church
fair represented the four seasons of
the year. Winter, Domestic arti-
cles; Spring, candy; Summer, ice
cream and cake; Autumn, fancy
work; and was pleasing change
from the stereotyped church fair
booth.
The Centennial Commissioners
of this. county are +. B. Comfy,
Isaac Matthias and John. w. Jones.
There will ,bea Centennial meeting
AT the Court House in Logan on
Friday evening, March 23rd. ad-
dressed by Gen. s. II. Hurst, Di-
rector General of the Columbus, O.,
Centennial on subjects pertaining
to the Centennial.
The Fire Company at called
meeting on Thursday evening pre-
sented their engineer, Mr.. Henry
Lutz, with a handsome pair of gold
trimmed spectacles and an easy
chair as token of their apprecia-
tion of his services. Mr.. Lutz has
had charge. of the engine since
1870 and at all times has shown
himself a faithful servant of the
people. o. w. H. Wright made the
presentation speech.
"A grand shooting tournament
will be held In Amanda, Wednes-
day, March IA. The managers
have on hand Ave hundred live
pigeons Clay pigeons will also be
shot after,the regular match. This
tournament promises to be the
largest eyer held in II this place.
Expert shots are expected from
Cincinnati, Columbus, Circle Vile,
Ashland and many other neighbor-
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