The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-09-08
Rain on Friday.

puDllSneu neXU week.
Hon. Tall Slough of Lancaster
was in Logan Tuesday.
Miss Jennie Dollison is visit
ing friends in Columbus.
The Logan Cheap Store observ-
served Jewish new year.
Rev. ID. r. Moore went to Gin
cinnati Monday morning.
Miss Flo Wilson went to Col
umbus on Monday morning.
Marshal Voris was called to
Athens on business Thurday.
Mrs. Archie Houston, of Pt.
Pleasant is visiting in Logan.
Mrs. Ed l.. Davenport is suffer-
ing from an attack of malaria.
j. ID. McLain has taken posi-
tion in Osborn's gallery in Colum-
bus.
Henry Kessler and wife and
sister May went to Columbus on
Thursday.
Miss Josie Davenport has re-
turned from her visit in Washing
ton G. III.
Miss Matte nollison COM
menced seven month school at
Carbonhill this week.
Misses Flo Kessler and Mary
Stedem are spending the week at
the Columbus Centennial.
Miss Maggie Saumenig has ov-
yer sixty scholars in her depart
ment of the public schools.
ED Moriarity, who has been in
the south for number of years is
visiting relatives in this city.
The Pomeroy Democrat, pub
lished by G. l. Barker, will make
its first appearance on Sep. 13, 'sS.
-Chas Krleg and Chas Deishley
gave pleasant dance at Hart
mans Hall on Thursday evening.
". G. Lowery and Judge Acker
addressed large and enthusiastic
Democratic meeting at Gore last
evening.
MIR. Smith Hartzell has our
kindest thanks. for a basket of
most luscious pears, presented to
our boys.
Mr.. r. w. Keynes, while in
Cincinnati last week purchased
fine piano as a present to his
daughters.
Mr.. Jake Bowser has moved
his confectionery store into the
room formerly occupied by N. j.
Weiland's saloon.
Miss Weller who has been the
guest of Mrs. Sam'l Rempel for a
few weeks past returned to her
home in Circleville ON Monday.
Our band accompanied the
knights of st. John of this city to
Columbus on Friday. When logan
does anything she does it in style.
Will Kessler and Will Moore
Will start for Cincinnati on Satur-
day where they Will spend a week
taking in the sights and cultivat-
ing their boards.
The work of tearing down the
river bridge south oftown will COM
mence next week. Persons COM
ing to town in that direction will
be compelled to ford the river for
a short time.
Mr.. Jake Friend, formerly of
Laurelville has purchased the sa-
loon owned by John KRISTEN. Mr..
Friend is thorough business man
and an accommodating gentleman.
Call and see him.
j. A. McClelland, T. A. Wolf,
Adam Schaal and Jerry Fetherolf,
of Perry Tp., and Daniel and Nell
son Karshner of Saltcreek were in
town on Tuesday. They report
the Democrats of their localities
awake and working.
Fred Rochester, Ed Donovan,
Geo. Work and Frank Blasius,
drove to Lancaster on Sunday last.
The boys got an early start home
on Monday morning and break
tasted in Sugar Grove. The in
habitants of that vicinity have
been living on short rations ever
since.
Yesterday afternoonn Deputy
Sheriff ID. w. Wright, Constable
Robert Davey and others captured
Harvey Cell on the G. w. Alfred
land just west of town. Cell had
been committed to the GAINESVILLE
Work House from Fairfield county
and had worked out his fine, but
not the costs, and then made his
escape. He was placed in Jail