The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-05-18

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day.
Frank Baird was in town Sun
day.
Strawberries twenty cents per
quart.
MIR. ID. White is ill with malar-
al fever.
C. G. Gage has returned from
the south.
Will Tennyhill was in Logan
over Sunday.
-G. w. Brehm was in Columbus
on Wednesday.
Mr.. Will Grier was visiting in
Logan Sunday.
Charles Parker is collecting
for DIR. Campbell.
Lee Holman, of Cincinnati is
in Logan this week.
B. H. Stevenson of Salt Creek
was in town yesterday.
Tom Shotwell has purchased
q new sprinkling wagon.
The hackmen are preparing TO
reap a harvest tomorrow.
The Hooking Valley have q
new time card in this issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Sterrett
visited in Jacksonville Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Frasch, of Corning is
visiting relatives here this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas Smith, OF
Corning visited in Logan this week
-Stiers & Co. offer you New
York bargains. See our first page.
John Karshner and wife of
Laurelville were in Logan Tues
day.
Mr.. Hasting, prescription clerk
for Miller & Case was in Columbus
Sunday.
The levy of taxes within the
corporation this year will be ,six
mills.
MIR. d. Fl. Willard accompani-
ed by his wife were at Baird's fur
mace Sunday.
"A case of vareloid was report
el in II tenament house In Colum-
bus this week.
Mrs. J. Alltop and daughter of
Lancaster is the guest of Mrs. j.
Cline this week.
j. r. Calvert of Laurel TIP. and
his son George of Winchester, were
in town Monday.
Phil and Elmer Fast and Sam
Carr, of South Perry were in Logan
several days this week.
Col. Rempel is sparing no ex-
pense to make the old Logan
House an attractive place.
--Jo Pickering has been appoint
ed postal clerk to fill the place of
Frank Mcbride, removed.
Jim Sheppard, Ed Welch, Lem
Preston and Chas Shepard, of Mel
sonville were in Logan Sunday.
The Messenger wants some
one to boom Athens. Why not get
a coffee sack full from Lancaeter.
F. S. Pursell, is taking in the
editorial excursion this week. Sec.
Davenport only went as far as
Cincinnati.
Misses Edna Cresap and Laura
Oaks accompanied by Will Keynes
and Frank Martin were in Nelson
vile Sunday.
The employees of the M. l. & S.
Co., want to play ball badly and
challenge any club outside of the
st. Louis team.
1t is reported that over $500
tickets have been sold for the eX-
cursion from Columbus to this
place tomorrow.
Commencement exercises of
the Logan High School will be held
at the Opera House on the even
ing of June the 3rd.
The Rempel House has placed
an awning in front, that adds much
to the appearance of the building
and comfort of the guests.
Henry Trimmer yesterday re-
ceived pair of fine thoroughbred
Chester White pigs which he pur-
chased in Chester County, Pa.
The following are the marriage
licenses granted this week: Daniel
e. Unkle and Agnes Shick; Will
Arledge and Rebecca j.. Beegle.
Remember that on May Odd
the knights of st John hold their
fair at this place. A good time is
expected and all should attend.
Mrs. M. A. Kaufman, who has
been in feeble health for some time
was brought up from Logan Mon
day by her children.-Lancaster
Gazette.
John Kelly, of South Perry was
brought to Logan on Tuesday and
fined ST and costs amounting to