The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-03-23
THE OHIO DEMOCRAT
LOCAL NEWS.
ED. L. WILSON, city Editor
--I.ancaster,s boom is over.


g. w. Brehm was in Nelson
Vile, on business Tuesday.
Reuben Spurrier of Colum bu:
was in the city over Sunday.
Geo. w. Beery, of Union Fur.
mace was in the city Tuesday.
The Church divorce case was
argued in Columbus yesterday.
Mrs. Sam'l Rempel is spending
two days in the country this week
-Chas. Roult, of South Perry
was in Logan on business Friday
Miss Lucy Moore spent Sun
day with her parents near Starr
Ohio.
Mrs. AL Titler and Mrs. Dob.
son, of Lancaster are visiting in
the city.
Miss Sadie Pond is critically
i'll caused from cold settling on
her lungs.
Miss Gertie Grear and Ida
Rippey, of Lancaster spent Sunday
in Logan.
From the number of announce
ments it would seem that no one
wants office.
Maynard Pond who has been
dangerously i'll for the past week
is able to be out.
MIR. Lew McGill visited with
his father-in-law Mr.. Jerry Car
penter on Sunday.
The Celebrated Bortree Mfg,
Co.'S. Diagonal corset for sale at
Stiers & Co.'S. only soc.
Mrs. Lawrence Yerges was
called to Cleveland this week by
the death of her sister.
"A. III. Brooke attended the
funeral of Mr.. George Johnson at
South Perry on Sunday last.
John Rizer, one of the active
Democrats of Perry Tp., was in
Logan Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Lottie Work returned
home on Monday from u visit to
Miss Jennie Work of Lancaster.
ID. M. Kanode, after being con-
fined to his house for two weeks by
neuralgia is able to be about again.
The visit of Bishop Vincent to
Logan today, which was announced
in the DEMOCRAT last week is un-
avoidably postponed.
Miss Manda Wade, of Athens,
was in Logan this week, called
here by the critical illness of her
sister Miss Rosa Wade.
Mrs. George McGill, of Column
bus, who was visiting his brother
Lew of this place returned home
the first of this week.
Mrs. Jessie Collins, who has
been visiting Mrs. VIM Gear and
Misses Rippey has returned to her
home in Logan.-Ohio Eagle.
Will Gould has accepted
position as assistant Engineer with
the Berlin Bridge Co., of Conn,
and will start to the field of his
labors on Monday.
The (tazette's harbingers of
Spring are still in active life, but
they are performing with gloves
on. Davenport will have to join
forces with Frank Myers.
Isaac Kontner has sold his coal
bushes and his fine team to G. A.
Gibson, who will succeed him in
the business. Got tired and sold
back again next day.
"A. Magoon, of Goshen, Va,
was in Logan the first of this week.
On his return he was accompanied
by Mr.. Cavan, who will take charge
of the engines at the furnace.
Jacksonville was lighted by
electricity for the first time on Sat
urday evening last. This company
charge the enormous price Of $40
per month for an arc light, and 81
for an incadescent.
Columbus capitalists have pur-
chased land and struck large gas
well at Thurston. The gas will be
piped to Columbus Immediately
and more wells put down, in order
to supply that city with fuel.
-"Time is Money" all will adj
NIT. You can save both by con-
sulting Stiers & Co.'S advertise
ment on the first page, which will
tell you where to get just what you
want at the greatest discount.
The following marriage licen-
ces were granted this week: