The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-08-04
Rain and wind storm on Fri


The old school house will not
be remodeled.
Mrs. dc Steiger, of Athens is
visiting in Logan.
"A picnic is being held at the
Rock House to-day.
Phil Thompson has been re-
instated in his old position.
Bruce Dollison is employed in
the Haydenville tile works.
MIR. Samuel Pickering, of Ath-
ems, was in Logan last Sunday.
-Chas Barker, of the Athens
Journal, was in Logan this week.
Robert Ryan, of Athens, spent
Sunday visiting friends in this
city.
Mrs. g. M. Bowlby and daught-
er visited in Fairfield county last
week.
Miss d. Mathews intends open
ing a millinery store in Nelson
vile.
Mrs. William Armstrong of
Perry Tp., is visiting here this
week.
Col. Rempel thrashed 1900 bu.
of wheat, the production of this
year.
Miss Bessie Iseminger, of
Columbus, is visiting relatives in
this city.
Hon. Tall Slough, of Lancaster
made the DEMOCRAT call on
Tuesday.
MIR. Peter Kern spent Sunday
at his old home, Logan.-Athens
Journal.
Mrs. Will Larimer, of Flood
wood, is visiting friends in the city
this week.
-Ephriam Parker formerly a
resident of this place is visiting
friends here.
Miss Sue Gallagher has been
appointed as assistant clerk in the
post Office.
Miss Daisy Curtis has accepted
position as telegraph agent at
Greenville, o.
Mrs. DIR. Pullen and Mrs. Otho
Kanode have returned from their
visit in the South.
Mrs. Gus Magoon is visiting her
sister Mrs. Jacob Bumgardner, of
Lancaster this week.
-Chas Brooks, of Chicago, ILL.,,
is spending u short vacation with
his parents at this place.
The Misses Lizzie and Maggie
Rempel returned home from their
visit to New York on Tuesday last.
MIR. McGrath, of Macarthur
Enquirer was in Logan this week
in the interest of the VinJon county
fair.
j. N. Kessler has purchased
saloon in Columbus, and will re-
move to that place in the near
future.
There will be grand Soldiers
Reunion at Gallipolis, August Sth
and 9th. An interesting program
is prepared.
Arthur Wilson was taken SER
iously ill while in swimming on
Thursday last, but at this writing
is some better
The Lancaster Gazette places
the number of persons in attend
ance at the Camp Meeting on Sum
day last at 5000.
Misses Estella and Mamie
Strentz start to-day for four
weeks visit to GAINESVILLE, Colum-
bus and Lancaster.
Mrs. George Else, of Logan,
was in attendance at the funeral
of her sister, Mrs. G. F. Wagenhals
Lancaster Gazette.
Miss Fanny King, of Rochester
Ind, and Miss Fannie Graham, of
this place spent Sunday in Logan.
Lancaster Gazette.
Miss Cooney, who has been the
guest of Miss Mollie Mcbride for
q week past returned to her home
in Columbus on Tuesday.
Our "devil" took a clay off"
this week in order to have some
sport with the rod and line. AS
yet no fish have reached the Office.
AT the school house improve
ment election ON Saturday last the
proposition to remoddle the old
school house was defeated by a.
vote of 306 to Al.
Nelson Armstrong, one of the
prominent Democrats of Perry Tp.,
and a member of our board of
Agriculture, was business visitor
to Logan on Thursday.
Frank Blasius, Geo. Work and
Fred Rochester, accompanied by
the Misses Fanchon and Eek Tut
hill and Miss Fan Foster were at
the Rock House on Sunday last.
Frank Brehm has received an
appointment as Railway Mail
Clerk on the G. III. V. & Il. R'y., be-
tween Columbus and Toledo. He
takes his position on Monday.
-On yesterday evening George
Heine and Arthur Palmer engaged
in friendly wrestle, in which the
left leg of Heine was broken below
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