The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-03-02
THE OHIO DEMOCRAT
LOCAL NEWS.
ED. 4. WILSON, City Editor.

Now watch the furnaces start.
Which do you call this lion or
lamb.
Judge Slough returned home
Saturday.
w. III. Ferrel, of Athens, was
in Logan Sunday.
Col. Reber, of Charleston, w.
Va, is in the city.
Lee Cresap, of Nelsonvill, Sun
dayed in Logan.
Jacksonville will have electric
light in three weeks.
John Nixon has sold his livery
stable to Riley Glass.
Geo. Nickel, of Springfield,
was in the city Wednesday.
The thermometer indicated
zero here on Monday morning.
John James has hung out his
sign at Kessles Bros. Jewelry store.
Mrs. M. j. Haynes, spent Sun
day with Mrs. A. B. Gillett of Lam
caster.
Mr.. Phil Slisher has purchased
the Prior property on north Null
berrySt.
Misses Guthere & Chidester,
have moved their establishment to
Mt. Sterling.
DIR. Jekell and Mr.. Hyde at
the Opera House on Friday even
ing next.
MIR. Wary Gage and bride re-
turned from their wedding trip on
Friday last.
The Fair Board will have IL
meeting Saturday to fix the date
of the fair.
Miss Emma Denton, has re-
turned to her home in Logan.-Lan-
caster Gazette.
Will Gafney, who is at present
located near Sidney, o. was in the
city Thursday.
Miss Jennie Dollison finishes
her winter term of school at Hay
denville on Friday.
Will Brandt, of Ewing, has ac-
copied a position as agent for a
book firm in Columbus.
Quite large crowd attended
the Firemen's dance at the Rink
on Friday evening last.
Now for the promised Repub
lican-good-times. Get the shot
sack ready TO hold your share.
Mrs. Samuel Rempel remem-
lbcred us with bowl of her excel
lent turtle soup on Wednesday.
The Church divorce trial being
tried at Columbus draws to IL close
but public Interest remains I'M
abated.
-Alva Steel, Esq, Of Pickering
ton, o., made us friendly visit on
Thursday and ordered the Demo-
,CRAT sent to his address.
Rev. ID. r. Moore was i'll last
Sunday and unable to fill the pull
pit. The morning service was con-
Quoted by Rev. Williams.
Frank Brehm, of Columbus,
who has been quite sick with lung
fever is trying to regain his usual
health in the Hooking hills.
-Chas Parker, who has been at
tending Medical College at Colum-
bus returned home Wednesday
having finished his first course.
Mr.. Chas Hankinson, of near
Black Jack presented the DEMO
GRAFT with a basket of very fine
apples on Thursday, for which he
has our thanks.
The following persons started
for Washington on Friday:
r. O. Kittsmiller, Will Eisele, ID.
A. Miller, Silas Dew, l.. ID. Vickers
and G. III. Buerhaus.
". G.. Bowen, clerk of the
Rempel House followed the Boston
Theater Co., to Athens, o., to col
lect the board bill for their three
days stay in this city.
The last of the series of lectures
under the management of the Jun
iors of the High School was given
by Prof Smith, of Columbus, at the
Methodist church last night.
Lancaster is justly jubiiant
over a gas well which was recent
ly opened, which flows fifteen mill
ion cubic feet per day, making it
one of the largest in the world.
Mrs. John Rochester, an aunt
of Mrs. Judge Guthrie, was called
to Athens by the latter's fatal ill
ness. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Robert Work, also of Logan.
Athens Messenger.
john Ucker bought the cham
pion fat hog last Thursday. The