The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-05-19
ED. Il. WILSON, Cstv Editor.
The Gardeners harvest is

MIR. Arch Krieg was in Lam
caster Sunday.
Correspondents will be found
on the Sth page.
Will Weitzell was in Nelson
Vile on Friday.
Rev. D. G. Thomas is in Ports
mouth this week.
Il. II. Vickers, was in Athens
this week on business.
Tom Kintz has a kiln of 100000
red brick ready to be burned.
John Hansen will go to New
Plymouth on Decoration Day.
Miss Lizzie Thompson, of Mel
sonville, was in Logan Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie Weiland was the
guest of Mrs. Lou Bort last week.
Miller & Case have moved their
prescription to the back part of the
store.
John Frasch has laid new
pavement in front of his Grocery
store.
Miss Anna Keller has six
months school engaged at Long
streth's.
George Kleinschmidt was in
Washington G. III. the first part of
this week.
-Chas Il. Bowen is erecting a
house on the corner of Orchard &
Second st.
The high school commence
ment will be on the evening of
June 11th.
r. s. Weitzell has accepted the
position at Fort Worth, under five
year contract.
Miss Polly Butt, of Columbus,
is visiting in this city the guest of
Mrs. Judge Acker.
-Nelsonyille will have their
commencement exercises on the
evening of June 4th.
Frank Rochester still holds the
championship badge, breaking 8
out of IL on Thursday.
Mrs. John Lawrence is paint
ing and otherwise improving her
property on East Main st.
The Mother we'll Iron & Steel
Company closed down this week,
for the purpose of invoicing.
Daniel Finefrock, Assessor of
the the 3rd, Ward, is putting a new
roof on his dwelling on Front ST.
Mrs. Ella Gehren is taking a
needed recreation among her form
.er home friends in Logan.-Athens
Messenger.
Mrs. Sam Dew and sister Ida
Rosser of Nelsonville are visiting in
the city, the guest of their aunt
Mrs. Judge Acker..
John Hansen is building a new
stable and painting, papering and
otherwise improving his property
on East Main st.
Mrs. R. Rempel made more of
her excellent turtle soup ON Tues
day last, for liberal supply of
which she has our thanks.
Tim Evans who was formerly
engaged with G. L. Spence, music
dealer, has returned to this vicin-
ity. He is now in the employ of
Munson & Sons of GAINESVILLE, O.
doc Raney is y graceful driver.
He does not wear the regulation
cap and pants, but he has fine
animal all the same, as many of
: his friendscan testify. j,
Lou Bort has purchased a drug
store in Quaker City, Ohio and will
take charge at an early date. Lou
is first class druggist and will no
doubt have the good success he de-
serves in the new enterprise.
The case of ID. A. Miller, Guar
dian of 'Silas Dew, agst. William
and Belle Westlake, for the replev-
in of certain personal property and
household goods, tried, on Friday,
before Esq. Floyd and jury, result
ted in verdict for the plaintiff.
"A meeting Of the soldiers was
held at the Court House ON Thurs
day night for the purpose of max
ing arrangements for Decoration
Day. Strentz, Kittsmiller, Nc
Manigal, Risley and Baird were
appointed as a committee ON gen.
eral arrangements, and will hold a
meeting some time during the
week.
The following enactment be-
came a law on April 10, 1883.
"SectiOn l. Be 1t enacted, etc.,
that whoever sells, gives or furn-
ishes to any minor under fifteen
years of age, any cigarette, cigar OR
tobacco, shall be fined not less than
five dollars, or imprisoned not
more than thirty days or both.''