The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-08-01
Just now news is scarce.

Comfort, Va.
John Frasch is at Mt Clemens,
Mich, for his health.
Mrs. j. II. Rochester is visiting
relatives in Ada, Ohio.
MIR. and Mrs. Maynard Pond
are visiting in Wisconsin.
Pascal Bright, son of Judge
Bright, is to teach the South Perry
school.
"A goodly number of our citi-
zens attended the Fair at Macarthur
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Vickers are
taking trip through the north
western States.
John B. Stedem, who has been
quite sick for several days is able
to be around again.
They say the moonlight pic
mic last week sometime at Smiths
Chapel, was immense.
Capt. Bowen who has been on
the sick list several days this week
is getting around again.
John Notestone came from
Perry Wednesday to spend few
days with his old friends.
About thirty persons went
from here to Athens Thursday to
the Senatorial Convention.
-Married-July %, by G. w.
Brehm, j. P, Mr.. Alfred Johnston
and Miss Clara Belle Walton.
"A band from New Straitsville
discoursed some music at several
places on our streets last Saturday
night.
The members of the Hunter
street Lutheran church had a very
enjoyable picnic at RempePs Grove
last Wednesday.
Sheriff Wright has sold the
Weltner stock of goods to Mr.. Chas
Pierce, who will open up first
class grocery in the same room in
a few days.
When you visit the Camp
Grounds at Lancaster and get
hungry, call on Wash Wyman, who
will furnish you with every thing
of the best to eat.
On July 81, party of 213 as
sembled at the residence of Sol
ONION Parrish in Benton township
and gave him a celebration in hon
or Of his S5th birthday.
-Vinton County teachers will
hold their Institute August II, con-
tinuing two weeks. Does anybody
know when there will be an insti-
tute in Hooking County?
Council has passed an ordin-
ance to raise funds by anticipat-
ing the levy to buy the right of
way for an alley north of Hunter
street, and another alley between
Walnuta and Orchard.
i have at my disposal free
scholarship in Miami University at
Oxford, o., which / will bestow up
on some worthy young man desir-
Gus of going to college.
DAVID r. MOORE.
w. E. Bratton died at Dayton
Soldiers Home July 81, 1891. He
was born and brought up in Nc
Arthur and was we'll known to
Logan people. He was II printer
by trade and was soldier in the
late war.
-LOST-On Wednesday even
ing July %, Chatelaine Watch
between my residence and the new
Fair Grounds. The finder will be
literally rewarded by returning
same to me.
w. M. BOWEN.
The following are the marriage
licenses: Edward S. Ebert, Mar
garet e. Bradford; George Black
ford, Mrs. Belle Carsie; AlferC
Johnston, Clara Belle Walton
Harley Armstrong, Emma Dodson
Elmer S. O'Dell, Rosie E. Vanfer
son.
We notice that under the cal
of the committee of the Peoples
Party for State Convention al
Springfield, y ny. 8, women are en-
titled to an equal representation al
delegates. Hooking county is en-
titled to II delegates. Counties
are requested to raise So to eacf
delegate and remit the amount t.
the Treasurer at We llston, o., Il
once.
Wash Wyman, of the Tai
madge House at Lancaster ha
leased the eating house privilege
on the Lancaster Camp Grounc
during the camp meeting thi
month. Mr.. Wyman is good pro
WIDER, and looks carefully after tn
interests of his patrons. He will
be pleased to meet his old Hook
ing County friends at the Caml