The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-01-18
THE OHIO DEMOCRAT
LOCAL NEWS.

IS. A. Primmer, of Good Hope
was in town yesterday.
Born, to Rev. and Mrs. ID. r.
Moore, Jan. 18th, Il son.
ABorn, Jan. 10, to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ucker--a daughter.
George Holl is engaged at
Johnny Frasch's as clerk.
-Thad Allen is down from Lima
on visit for a few days.
Luke Lehman is now in the
employ of Collins & Moore.
We noticed n. p. Ferguson of
Washington in town Friday.
Miss Myrta Woods is visiting
in Logan.-Gallipolis Bulletin.
John Hansen was in Dayton
this week a few days on business.
Andrew Crawford of the Canal
Commission came home Monday
evening.
Nearly every body has an at
tack more or less severe, of the
"grippe."
Walker Blaine, son of Secre-
tary of state James G. Blaine, died
Wednesday.
&C. G. Waite was reelected
President of the c. III. V. & Il. Ry.
last Tuesday.
Fred Stracke was confined to
his home the fore part of the week
with "Grippe."
--Reber & Co., have just receiv-
ed IL few tons of fine Wall Papers.
Call and see them.
AT IL recent election, r. E.
Ilamblin was chosen President of
the Pomeroy National Bank.
John Shively is going to Cleve-
land to learn cutting, and will then
engage in the Merchant Tailor
business.
About 200 people went up Sun
day and Monday from Logan to
Columbus to attend the Inaugural
of Gov. Campbell.
George Kleinschmidt has
graduated as n cutter in the tailor
trade and will soon engage in the
business at Marysville, U.
b. +. Do!lison, Gen. Agent for
the Enterprise Buggy Co., of Gin
cinnati, was visiting DIR. DolIison
and other relatives in this city last
week.
Representative Price is home
from Columbus. the Legislature
having adjourned till 4 o'clock
Monday, on account of the death
of Hon. John b. Lawlor.
The Cemetery Trustees are
asking for $4,000 or $GO0.OO in adj
dition to what they have, which is
about $4,000 to build a house for
the sexton and buy horse and
cart.
MIR. and Mrs. Augustus Floyd
of this vicinity, and Hon. j. s.
Friesner and lady, of Columbus are
in Mississippi this week on busi-
ness connected with the estate OF
Mrs. Floyd's brother.
Debate Friday evening Jan. 81,
1880 ut the Court room. Question
"Resolved that the prohibition of
Chinese immigration to the United
States is right."' Principal contest
ants-Rev. ID. r. Moore and Col.
w. S. Friesner. Recitations by
young ladies.
John B. Lawlor, one of the
Representatives of Franklin Co.,
died Thursday morning. This is
the second member dying since the
Legislature convened. Mr.. Knapp
of the Defiance-P Paulding district
dying last week. Both were Dem
OcratS.
DIR. G. w. DollisOn is deliver
ing a course of lectures during this
winter to the Ladies Physiological
Society of this city; on Physiology,
Hygiene and diseases of women.
This organization promises to be
one of the useful enterprises of our
city, and quite number of our
ladies are members.
We understand that the Logan
Fire Brick Co., desire to sell their
entire establishment and outfit at
this, place. A committee consist
ing of 'Tritsch, Rempel and Little
has been appointed to negotiate a
sale of the property. Here is a
business, If properly attended to,
will beat natural gas.
MIR. William Il. Price, Justice
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