The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-11-02
THE OHIO DEMOCRAT
LOCAL. NEWS.

Mrs. B. G.. Reber is visiting in
Circleville.
p. J. Canty was in Indian
opolis this week.
Lawrence Kessler is very sick
suffering with Asthma.
jerome Shaw was made fore
man of the Grand Jury.
Amos Kline of Laurel town
ship was in town Thursday.
Court convened on Monday,
with Judge Friesner on the bench.
DIR. Finney is in Pittsburgh
where he will be for some days on
business.
John w. Williams is q candi-
date for Land Appraiser in Green
township.
John Notestone whom we re-
ported sick last week is around all
right again.
Il. j. Burgess, ESQ.,, of Colum-
bus was in attendance at Court,
here, Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. C. Wright and daught-
er, of San Diego, Cal, are visiting
friends in Logan.
j. N. Kessler, Geo. Work and
Gust Steinman were at Zanesville
Thursday of this week.
"A. S. Beery, one of the sub
stantial Democrats of Marion Tp.,
was in town yesterday.
Uncle John Nutter returned q
few days ago from a three weeks
visit amongj friends in Indiana.
M. V. McClelland, one of the
sound Democrats of Perry Up, was
q caller at our Office on Monday.
Several important.changes in
the management and running of
trains will soon occur on the Rail
road.
Mrs. NJ. e. Poston has gone to
Iowa where she expects to remain
all winter with her daughter Mrs.
B. w. Carlisle.
Albert Wright and John NJ.
Buchanan, of the steadfast Demo-
cracy of Benton Tp., were Logan
visitors on Tuesday.
Chris Holl and Miss Belle
TignorSwere married last Sunday
evening by Rev. Miller, and their
many friends wish them all sue
cess.
The Prohibition meetings at
the Opera House last Tuesday
afternoon and evening were well
attended. The Hail WAS profuscly
and handsomely decorated.
Joe Scoville and Miss Maggie
Collision were married last Tues
day by Rev. Turner. The couple
have the best wishes and c0ngratu-
lations of their many fri, nds.
The new Opera House at New
Straitsville will be opened Nov. 7,
8, and 8. The opening play will be
"Jen, the Little Waif" by Chas
Forbes Black Diamond Company.
Peter Bowers of Ewing, made
pheasant call at this Office on
Tuesday. Mr.. Bowers is an enter
prislng carpenter, and has just
completed a number of new school
houses in the county.
On Thursday number of the
brethren and sisters living in the
country, got Il donation party and
brought in a generous and bounti-
full supply of provisions and good
things Of life to their pastor, Rev.
Mitler.
w. b. Pursell, of Baton Rouge
La, only brother of +. $. Pursell,
Editor of the Republican Gazette,
of this city, died at his home yes
seecay. Deceased was about fifty
years Of age and has been living
in thessouth. for a number of years.
The proposed changes in the
running of trains and in the man
agement.o of the G. II. V. & Il. Ry.
will cause or 10 families to re-
move from Logan, so as to be con-
venient 10 their work, and we und-
erstand that quite number of the
hands in the shops will be out of
employment for time.
MIR. John s. Snider, of Lam
caster, proprietor of the Hook
Hooking Wine Cellar was in town
Thursday on business. Mr.. Snider
is the most noted and successful
Wine Grower in Ohio. His wines
for years took first premium at tine
State Fair till competitors ceased
to exhibit and the Board discon-
tinued the premiums.
"A wedding of note, to occur in
Columbus within few days, will
be thatof Judge John S. Friesner
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