The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-10-26
2Ats paper goes to press dtS So'ctock
Friday epeaing.
THE OHIO DEMOCRAT
LOCAL NEWS,

-0JOuEt SOuNtt1GS ucAt
&C. v. Wright has charge of tn,
schools at Gore.
Jacob Fox spent Sunday will
friends in Athens.
Capt. Bowen and wife were IL
Lancaster over Sunday.
John w. Ball who has been
seriously i'll is improving.
--Ex-Treasurer Notestone is sick
at his home near South Perry.
Mrs. Gotlieb Jurgensmeier oi
Lancaster is visiting friends here
DIR. II. w. Chalfant, of Bellefon.
taine, is visiting here over Sunday
James Gallagher, of Carbon
Hill was in town yesterday on
business.
Hon. J. H. Outhwaite made a
pie asant call at our Office yester-
day morning.
Mrs. A. H. Brooke attended
the Flem- Foster wedding Tuesday
at Lancaster.
John s. Brasee ESQ.,, of Laucas-
ter, was business visitor in Lo-
gan yesterday.
Miss Ella Vanatta and Mr.. w.
H. Gaffney were married last
Tuesday morning.
Nelson Armstrong, the Demo-
crat candidate for Auditor was q
Logan visitor yesterday.
The old Kessler building on
north Orchard Street has been re-
moved and the street extended.
Hon. r. P. Kennedy failed to
mention the magnetic name, of
Foraker, during his speech here.
Miss Lucy Wright entertained
the scholars of the High School at
her home last Thursday evening.
Daniel Pleukharp and wife of
Westerville formerly of this place
were here several days this week.
Mrs. Mary Knecht of Shelby
Vile, ILL.,, is visiting her sisters
Mrs. DR.. Mansfield and Mrs. Chas
Bowlby.
Pensions have heen granted to
Phil Slisher and Charles Nail, and
increases to Dr.. Mansfield and ].
III. G. Nutter.
The Opera House was fairly
filled last night to hear the king of
the e. o. p. but the enthusiasm was
of a mild type.
Mr.. Van Horn, of Athens,
agent of the Michigan Mutual
Life Insurance Co., was in the city |
a few days this week.
The Democratic meetings |
throughout the County are we'll at
tended, and unusual interest mani
tested. FOrakerism must go.
Joe Boardman, of Westerville,
and who formerly lived just below
town, had his left hand cut off in a
silo cutter one day last week.
Rev. DIR. Helwig, the Prohibi-
ton candidate for Governor will
speak at Rempel's Opera House
next Tuesday afternoon and even
ing.
j. B. Matthias of Enterprise
was ordained as minister of the
gospel at the late conference of the
United Brethren church held at
Wellston.
The marriage banns of Mr..
Pete Myers, of Chicago, formerly
of Logan, and Miss Mamie Rudder
of Charlottesville, Ind, will be
published in the Catholic church
tomorrow.
James E. Campbell at Nelson
Vile Oct. 80. Low excursion rates
Train leaves Logan at o'clock p.
NJ, and return after the meeting.
Rate only 40 cents for round trip.
Turn out everybody.
-Myron B. Pond and Miss Lii ,
Han McCray were married last
Thursday evening st the residence
of the BRIDES parents in this city. {
The DEMOCRAT extends its con- I
gratulatiOns to the happy couple. h
The wholesale merchants and 4,
and business men of GAINESVILLE
have invited their patrons to visit |
that city Oct. 80, and they propose 8
to furnish free conveyance to and I
from the city. A sumptuous lunch '
will be spread and general good
time had.
Lewis Wolf, of Green Town t
ship had, his leg and foot crushed ?
one day this week in hay baling n
SO badly that he had to C
have 1t amputated at the knee. a
The amputatiOn was performed by e