The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-06-13
LOCAL NEWS.

work In the Normal.
The court room is being re-pa-
pered and varnished up.
--Chas. Nails pension has been
Increased TO $2Oia month.
Dayton and return on June 20,
Half fare.E X. p. excursion.
July 14th to 18th, city of Tor
onto and return for half fare.
City Of Toronto. and return
July 10Th to 18th. Half fare.
Half fare to Lake Chataqua
and return, July 9Th and 9TH.
Half fare excursion to Mime
apolis, Mimi, July 8, z and 8.
M. M.Kennedy of Bellfontaine,
made pleasant call at this, office
last Wednesday.
$3.50 to Columbus and return
on June 10th and 18th. Republi-
can State Convention.
Minneapolis, Mimi, andreturn
July 6, Z and 8, good to return un-
til July 10Th, at half fare.
They pay a man in England
$1,000 year to XNEaag care of the
Queens dogs. BsttsS Kin them.
Miss Annie Write VIII spend
a few weeks visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. "B"1F. White near
South Perry. e.
C. w. Calvert 'of Fairfield
county, is visiting bis parents, Mr..
and Mfs.I SkIS Batverty in Laurel
township this week.
Jacob Friend, T. A. Steel, j. It.
Albiq.and-G G.. y, Mowry were over
from Laurelville, last Monday, at
tending the convention.
Misses Rose Heft, Callie Hen
ley and Lide Nutter, spent last
Sunday at Oreville, the guests of
Mrs. and Mrs. Farley Phelps.
Miss Clara Nunemaker has
gone 10 Westerville to attend the
commencement at Otterbein Uni
versity and spend awhile with rel
atives and friends.
John Kleinschmidt, Elmer Pet
tilt, John Bunz and Harry Spar
non of the Boys Industrial School,
were in attendance at the Demo
cratic Convention last Monday.
When thtss'vot9 taken on night
police last Tuesday night is analy-
zed, it looks very much as if the
council were composed of three
Democrats and five Republicans.
The Democratic Convention to
nominate n candidate for Repre-
sentative for the district composed
of the counties of Hooking and
Vinton will be held at Logan on
July7.
Hon. Henry Dorm of Columbus
and EX-Inspector of Work Shops
and Factories, under Gov. Hoadly,
was in the city Wednesday, the
guest of his relative, Mr.. Chas.
Becker.
20. w. III. Wright has secured
the appointment gof t. A. Steel of
Laurelvllle, To the Position of En-
gineer of @aeerSworks ut the Re-
form Farm. The selection is a
good one.,.,
j. G. Krinn, w. P. Price, a.. II.
Wilson, o. w. II. Wright, Lewis
Green, Frank Brown, j. p. Canty,
A. McCortney, f. j. Krieg, Noah
Schwartz and Nelson Armstrong
attended the :3Gdfcial Convention
at New LexipgtQnflast Tuesday.
BY the %fsdomi of the town
council we have an assistant night
police tfiatgoes on duty at midnight
and remains on until sunrise of the
day before. Wonder when the
fool killer will be around? When
he comes the councilmen or some
body will do we'll to hide.
The following are the marriage
licenses since May %: George w.
Wheeler, Sarah j. Johnson; Joseph
H. Kessler, Emma Stedem; Edward
F. Fuller, Nellie A. West; Reuben
i. Ebert, Beatrice F. Watkins;
William G.. Huston, Annie Pierce;
George w. Holl, Amelia Schlaget-
ter; James Holiday, Cora Green.
Thomas Strawn, son of Jacob
-Strawn of BehtonI township, was
shot and instantly killed last Tues
dayca9 the streetsof. Denver, Col,
by an ex-policeman. Strawn was
a conductor on the street cars and
has been in Denver about four
years. We did not obtain any def
mite information as to the cause of
the shooting.