The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-09-27
THE OHIO DEMOCRAT
LOCAL. NEWS.

Judge Friesner was down from
Columbus last Monday.
Price and Upton make a
splendid offer this week.
Hon. Frank Merrick of Colum.
bus was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Chas. Weiland of Colum.
bus, is visiting friends in Logan.
--Mrs.rWill Risley is seriously
Ill with inflammatory rheumatism
See what Price and Upton
have to say about gold this week
Mrs. John Z. Rauch died yes.
terday afternoon after a protracted
illness.
The new Commercial Hotel
opposite Geo. Hartman's will open
Monday.
MIR. A. Dollison of Gibisonville,
father of w. F. Dollison, was in
town this week on business.
See the large advertisement OF
Sheriff's sale of boots and shoes at
the old Collins & Moore corner.
Misses Rose and Bird White
are rusticating in the hills Of Perry
township and visiting their par
ents.
Walter Sain, one of Mt. Pleas
ants live young men, has located
in our town and gone into busi-
ness.
The G., II. v. & 7. R. r. COM
pany have lately purchased 1900
new coal cars of the Indianapolis
ear Works.
Miss Jennie CLANCY of Union
Furnace, was pleasant guest of
friends and relatives in Logan and
vicinity this week.
Democratic convention next
Tuesday at Jacksonville to nominate
a candidate for member of the
Board of Equalization.
-Messrs. Stretton & Kee were in
Logan this week, inspecting the
progress of the gas well, and look
ing after their lost casing.
B. F. Dollison of Cambridge,
o., travelling agent Of the Cincin-
natl Buggy Mandatory, made
pleasant call at this Office Friday.
For best quality of fertilizer
call on F. F. RempeI agent for the
well tried, Chesapeake gnano, Balti-
more Maryland brand, having for
five years given best result.
Round Trip Hunters tickets to
Michigan, via. c., III. v. q 7. Ry.
For dates of sale, points sold to and
rates, call on @. w. Schwenke, agt.
c., H. v. & 7. R. R., Logan, o.
The wife of Jonathan Cable
died Thursday. Funeral Friday
from Hunter street Lutheran
church and interment at the burial
ground three miles south of town.
"A series of debates have just
commenced at the Prohibition hall
Centennial building in Logan every
Friday evening, at 1880 o'clock.
Free for all. Ladies, gentlemen
and children are all invited.
1t was smart practice by the
Republicans for the Mayor to alb
sent himself from council meeting
last Tuesday night to avoid pre-
senting name to the council for |
night police. 1t is time for the |
Democratic members of council to |
take decided action.
The funeral of the murdered
man John M. Krinn, took place
forenoon at the Luther
an church in Laurel township, con-
Quoted by Rev. Miller and was
the largest ever held in the county.
AS the last look was taken at the
remains of the noble old man, there
were but few eyes in the vast as
,embly that were not filled with
tears. 1t was a most impressive
occasion and showed more than
words can tell, the high esteem in
which he was held by his fellow
citizens.
ID. B. Kumler, the elegant and
Steward of the Boys In
iustrial School near Lancaster,
D., was in Logan Thursday even
ing, the guest of o. w. II. Wright.
Mr.. Kumler while here, left an ap-
,ropriate reminder of his visit to the
substantial village of this valley,
which has vast prospects of in
creased population. He recognizes
! good thing when he secs It and
While doing good service to the
state and its exchequer he also
recognizes that Logan can furnish
upplies for his institution at prices
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