The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-02-02
THE OHIO DEMOCRAT
LOCAL NEWS
ED. l.. WILs0N. Ci,y Eaitor.

with malarial fever.
Jessie Gabriel, of Athens |.
working for Lew McGill.
IF. F. Rempel, Jr., was at Mar
ietta on business Monday.
We have Il few packages of TO
bacco seed for rdistrihution.
j. f. Comfy, of New LrXing-
ton was In Logan this week.
Ed Donovan and Fred Roch-
ester were in Lancaster Sunday.
Miss Made Mumforl has re-
turned from her visit in the west.
Miss Minnie Ingrim is viSiiin.
friends in Logan.-Mt Sterling
Tribune.
1t still remains a little uncer-
tain what ice cream will be worth
next season.
Frank MattoX has fruit stand
in the place formerly occupied by
Fred Gompf.
The weather has probably
come in answer to the prayers of
the ice men.
Mr.. Pitcher of the firm of
Canty g. Pitcher, Insurance Agents
was in Logan Friday.
Mr.. Elmer Hall of Red Oak,
Iowa, visited with the family of j.
M. Floyd this week.
MIR. Ira j. Lindley, of Logan
WAS this week among his Athens
DEMONSTRATIONS Messenger.
Tom Rochester had his hat
stolen from the vestibule of the
Presbyterian chnrch on Sunday.
William Westluke and family
left Logan on Monday for Wash
ington Territory, their future home.
Miss Minnie Bibb, after visit
Of several months i'm this city has
returned to her home in Beatrice,
Neb.
There were thirtyfive members
admitted into the Presbyterian
church of this place on Sunday
evening last.
We have secured regular
correspondent at Gore, o., who will
furnish Us with II weekly letter
containing all the latest.
Mrs. l.. Mcdowell and daught-
er went to Logan, Wednesday to
see her sister, Mrs. Spurrier, who
is sick.-Nelsonvile Register.
To-day is ground hog day but
since premium has been paid for
their scalps, we doubt if there are
enough of them left in this county
to regulate the weather for two
days.
The dazzling light reflected
from our corner of the building is
only the result of couple OF new
signs we have put up, and is not
calcium light rs is probably sup
posed.
"A lady teacher ofmusic insert
ed her professional card i'm one of
the county papers. 1t was seen by
an old lover in Chicago, who at
once hunted her up, explained his
absence of II quarter Of a century,
and married her. 1t pays to add
yertise.
List of letters remaining in the
Post Office at Logan, January 90.
Persons desiring the same will
please say advertised:
Mr.. James Anderson, Mr.. Louis
Clark, Elijah Dyson, Doherst, j. )
M. Drahood, William Graham, Mr..
Hazel, Miss Sarah Shatfer, G. l.. {
Spence, G. III. Zsehech. {
"A man by the name of Samuel
Miller, escaped from the Ohio
on Wednesday night >
over the wall with the
assistance of a ladder. Miller was
sentenced from Delaware on Il ten
year term of burglary. A reward
If $50 is offered for his capture.
The following question has h
been discussed, witk no little in +
.erest, among our people for the f
past week: A. b. and G. are play G
ng pedro each one being twenty. "
A. deals, G bids three putting A q
'ut and pitches trump making n
high, jack, game, pedro, while B g
makes low, which goes out first b. q
&C?
Here Is another of the many cur .
osities in figures. Put down i'm a
lgures the gear in which you were q,
'0rn; to this add four; then add
our age at your next birthday, ri
provided it comes before January n
OtharWiSp yOur a1a n 4 IaSf Eirth