The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-07-25
THE OHIO DEMOCRAT
LOCAL NEWS.

1t is a wise preacher who
knows his own theology.
Frank Merrick, of Columbus,
was in town last Monday.
George Miller is building a
residence on Second street.
The State of Georgia has been
shipping melons to Europe.
You can not tell how religious
a man is by the size of his Bible.
Mr.. and Mrs. McGill visited
Mr.. Abel Carpenter last Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. PUNK spent several
days in Haydenville the past week.
"A few roasting ears have been
seen in our markets the past week.
Miss Ella Slisher has gone to
visit relatives in Canal Winchester.
Miss Bessie Ford, of Columbus,
is visiting Miss. Bertha M. Wilson.
Some people are not as bad as
others because they have not had a
chance.
There was well attended fes-
tival at Smiths Chapel Wednesday
evening.
Riley Glass was severely in
jured by the kick of horse last
Monday.
We have been informed that
DIR. Hibbard is very sick at his
home in Athens.
Daniel Carpenter, last Monday
brought to Market the first toma-
toes of the season.
Alexander White of Illinois
visited this week his parents Mr..
and Mrs. d. White.
Democratic Senatorial Conyen-
tion at Athens next Thursday. All
who can should attend.
Mrs. Solomon Coakley of Green
township, died Thursday. .Funer-
al took place yesterday.
The employees of f. Blasius &
Son had very pleasant picnic at
Rock Bridge last Tuesday.
The excuse of every man, who
does not mind his own business is
that he is trying to do good.
Miss Ida Wefler of Circleville,
is the guest of Misses Anna and
Ida Jurgensmier this week.
Miss Lucy Allen, who has been
visiting Miss Fannie Wyman at
Lancaster, has returned home.
DIR. Newton and wife of New
Straitsville, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert w. Keynes last Sunday.
Miss Idella PUNK returned
home from a two weeks visit
among friends at New Straitsville.
Mr.. j. G. Shaeffer, of Amanda,
was the guest Of his brotherinlaw,
II. e. Rayman some days this week.
-Thad Allen, who has been alb
sent from Logan a goon while, re-
turned home last Tuesday even
ing.
Mr., f. p. Rayman, of North
Amherst, Lorain county, is visiting
his brother Prof. r. f. Rayman
this week.
Rev. P. w. Taylor, of New Ply
mouth, was in town Tuesday on
business and made a pleasant call
at this office.
Mrs. Teuscher and daughter
Clara, left last Saturday for st.
Louis, Mo-, where they will make
their future home.
"A. E. McGrath was in Logan
Wednesday in the interest of the
Macarthur Fair which will be held
July %, 80, 80, and 81.
After you have got into trouble
you begin to hear from your friends
of the many ways by which you
might have avoided it.
The Swing" we are informed,
will leave on Monday for McArth-
ur, much to the grief of the juve-
niles and several others.
-Married-By G. w. Brehm, j.
p, July 90, 1891, Mr.. John w. Hol-
land, of Athens county and Miss
frankie Tigner, of Hooking county
-Chas Kienle, who is Sergeant
of Police in the city of Columbus
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Kienle several days this week
"A man named Golding a per-
son of some notoriety at the In
firmary of this county few years
ago, died Wednesday at the Athens
Asylum.
IN. j. Weiland spent several
days in GAINESVILLE last week visit
ing his mother and relatives, and
also went from that place up to the