The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-11-15
THE OHIO DEMOCRAT
LOCAL NEWS,
Rain.
Muddy roads.
Quail shooting.

Quail shooting.
Thanksgiving the 9th inst.
Bring on your thanksgiving
turkeys.
Christmas is six weeks from
last Thursday.
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and get all the news.
Matthias & Murphy are plaster.
ing their Store Room.
Common Pleas Court begins
one week from Monday.
There is in the neighborhood
of one hundred cases on docket.
We are happy to state that
Chas. M. Gould is improving in
health.
Frank Kessler and his new
wife have returned from their we'd
ding tour.
Miss Idella PUNK and Clara
Hopkins are spending few days in
Haydenville.
Buckeye Route Excursion Nov.
II, and 1s, to Dayton, Tenn. and
Florence, Ala.
The Logan Lodge of Good
Templars will hereafter meet on
Wednesday evening.
Senator Lowry, G. III. Buerahus,
Charles Rose and s. Weldy, attend
ed the Thurman banquet.
Go south when rates are cheap
Nov. II, and 18, Dayton, Tenn. and
Florence, Ala. Half fare.
B. r. Higgins and wife have
returned from their southern trip,
and report very enjoyable time.
p. NJ. Sill Pursell entertained
Secretary of State Ryan on the oc-
casion of his visit here yesterday.
Half fare to Dayton, Tenn. and
Florence Ala, Nov. II, and Is. Call
on G. w. Schwenke for particulars.
Davenport of the Gazette was
in Lancaster yesterday to hear
Gilmore's Band. Ed is awful fond
of horn music.
The many friends of Governor
Campbell, in this county, will be
pleased to hear that his health is
rapidly improving.
We are informed that the Or
idinance against cows running at
large in town is to be strictly en-
forced. Owners take warning.
The Board of Health have TAX
en- an enumeration of the hog-pens
in the town and find the number to
he l6l, containing in all about 400
hogs.
Married, at the Presbyterian
parsonage, by Rev. d. R. Moore, on
Tuesday evening, Nov. 11th., Frank
L. l.. LaRocque of N. ", to Miss
l.. B. Collision of Logan.
Numerous suits have COM
menced between the Radical and
Liberal branches of the U. B.
Church. Judge Bright represents
the Liberals and MIR. Hansen the
Radicals.
Mrs. Lew McGill of this place
and parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Carpenter spent pleasant week
with Mrs. McGilps brother and
sister at LithopOlis, o., returning
on Monday.
The Mammoth Brick and Fire
Clay works is under roof. Three
new ovens are in course of con-
struction and large quantity of
material is coming in. We wish it
success.
MIR. John M. Roller will accept
the thanks of the denizens of the
DEMOCRAT Office for bountiful
supply of luscious cake presented
to him on his 21st birthday by the
ladies of the shop in which he
works.
Rates to Pacific Coast points are
not high. Tourists cars are just
the thing to go on. Go and see the
great far west, its trip you will
never regret. Call on G. w.
Schwenke for rates and full infor-
|,
There was not a death within
the corporate limits from any cause
during October and one thus far
in this month. No contagious or
diseases are know to ex.
ist. This speaks well for the sani-
tary condition of the town.
The G. H. V. & Il. Ry. is inves.
the matter of forged tick
cts over their lines. 1t seems that
forged tickets have been placed in