The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-11-16
THE OHIO DEMOCRAT
LOCAL NEWS,

lnlS clCy.
The hunting season commenced
last Monday.
Rev. Moore was visitor in
Athens Monday.
Court adjourned last Tuesday
till next monday.
IF. ]. Harmison was in town a
day or two this week.
Lew McGill spent Sunday with
his father-in-law, Jerry Carpenter
Mr.. John Wiener of Columbus
was in Logan this week visiting
friends.
The Democracy of Fairfield
jollified in fine style Thursday
evening.
Geo. Klienschmidt has return
ed from Indiana to stay till after
the holidays.
An increase of pension has
been granted to Isaiah Voris and
Thomas Dyson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim Parker,
of Van Vert Co., were in Logan
several days this week.
We are informed that impor-
tant changes in the running of
trains will be made tomorrow.
See the new advertisement of
Harmision & Co., this week, in
which rare inducements are offered
Mrs. G. G. Gage and her
daughter. Elgie is visiting Mrs.
Joe Miller of New Straitsville this
week.
The Democrats of Good Hope
township had splendid jollifica-
tion at Millville last Monday
evening.
"A stringent local option ordin-
ance was defeated in the Athens
council Last Monday by Il vote of
three to two.
1t has been proposed to call
the c. H. V. & #. Ry. the "Buckeye
Route" for short, and the name is
likely to he adopted.
-"Pete" Myers, formerly Logan
boy, and Miss Ruddle of Crawfords-
vile, Ind, were married Nov 9Th
They are located at Chicago.
j. A. Smith and A. ii. Wilson
have been appointed a COMMITTEE
by the Court of Common Pleas, to
examine the Commissioners Re-
port.
The schools of Lancaster have
been dismissed for two weeks on
account of diptheria, which has so
far subsidized as to have the schools
resume next Monday.
AL Martin was committed to
Jail Thursday on a mitt mus from
Esq. Devore, of Benton township
on charge of rape on his niece,
Miss Martin about 16 years old.
DIR. Edward +. Wade, aged
about % years, and IL son of Mr..
Ed Wade, of this place, died of
typhoid fever at his residence in
Cherokee, Kansas, OH Nov. 9th.
We understand that a new
Grand Jury will be called on Mon
day to investigate some offences
that have occurred since the ad-
journment of the last grand jury.
AT the Presbyterian congrega-
tional meeting last Friday night
Rev. Moore of Logan was chosen
for permanent pastor to fill the
place vacated by Rev. Monfort.-
A thens Herald.
Lewis Klienschmidt Jr. while
working on chimney of Bessie
Furnace, last Saturday, fell about
30 feet and was hurt considerably
AS he fell he struck against Har-
vey Stultz, which broke the fall,
or he would most likely have been
killed. At present he is able to get
around again.
Last Tuesday some fellow who
said his name was Frank Jones
called ct Mrs. Hihbard's store to
look at some rings, and while her
attention was directed elsewhere
he stole one, and then went to
Weilands and did the same thing
He was arrested and sent to the
GAINESVILLE work house for 80 days.
"A late Iowa paper the Des
Moines Leader, furnished us by
friend, contains the following para
graph in relation to the election:
"The only new epigram contri-
buted by Mr.. Doiliver during the
campaign was that, "Iowa will go
Democratic when hell goes Metho-
dist" Well, Mr.. Dolliver, we have
heard from Iowa. Haye you heard
from the other place ?"
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