The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-02-11
LOCAL NEWS.
ED. L. WILSON, CitS Editor.
blizzard.

The grounding didn't lie.
--Will Keynes is confined to his
room by illness.
--Chas Rose was In Cincinnati
several days this week.
The revival at the Methodist
church still progresses.
Only one juryman has been ap-
pointed from Perry Up.
Logan has not lacked for
amusements this week.
AL. H. Brooke butchered his
760 pound prize pig this week.
There was dance at Hart
mans Hall on Tuesday evening.
MIR. Robert Keynes, of the firm
of Keynes & Wellman, is quite
sick.
Miss Lulu Burgess gave a
birthday party on Tuesday even
ing last.
IF. Harrington is having his
drug store room papered and
cleaned up.
A letter from our Washington
correspondent will be found on the
first page.
The p. O. boys cleaned their
windows and are getting ready for
valentine day.
WIN. Waner was in Cincinnati
this week purchasing a new bar
and saloon outfit.
Arthur Wilson made short
visit to his grandparents at South
Perry last week.
Geo. Armbruster has finished
canvassing Jacksonville for the in
candescent lamp.
--Dr,. Farquhar, although looking
very badly, made his usual visit to
this place Thursday.
Christ Holl has resigned his
position in Comfy & Higgins hard
ware establishment.
Miss Emma Floyd has closed
her term of school and returned
home on Saturday last.
-Lucius Keplar, of Green Tp.,
has been granted pension of $l2
a month, and $3.50 arrears.
This afternoon the band will
make a parade in the new transfer
wagon Of the Logan Mfg. Co.
Miss Foster, of Lancaster visit
ed the Misses Fannie Bowen and
Blanche.Ambrose this week.
IS. NJ. Robinson, of Salt Creek,
was in town on business Thursday,
and paid the DEMOCRAT a pleasant
visit.
Miller & Case have had new
plate glass putin their windows to
replace the ones broken by the re-
cent fire. '.t,
The Athenian Literary Society
gave their return Leap year party
Mt the residence of F. Harrington
last evening.
Miss Sadie Pond has recovered
from her illness of last week and
has taken her old position at the
express Office.
-Jo shorr attended the return
Leap Year ball of the New Lexing-
ton Dancing Clubs at that place on
Friday night,
Public School grade cards can
be had ut this Office arranged for a
five months term of school at $1.25
per hundred.
esquire j, c. Henderson, of
Starr was in town on business
Tuesday and made a pleasant call
mt this Office.
The efforts Of the Opera House
policeman, to keep order have been
crowned with success, and we hope
will continue to improve.
ED Davenport, Of the Gazette
has accepted a life insurance
agency. In the future it would be
we'll to "shy" around him.
William Waner and Chris Holl
have purchased the saloon former
ly owned by Jacob Keller and will
be glad to welcome their friends.
MIR. Acre" Cook wishes to re-
turn thanks to his numerous
friends for the many handsome
gifts he received on his birthday on
Feb. 9Th.
Owing to sickness Asbury
Voris has resigned his position at
the Motherwell Iron & Steel Co.'S.
shops and has been succeeded by
Doc. Wright.
arch Krieg, who has been at
tending the Cincinnati school Of
Pharmacy, Ia at home for a seven
months vacation, during which
time he will resume his old posi-