The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-05-09
THE OHIO DEMOCRAT
LOCAL. NEWS.

KOOubH lGIIy Ou IuulSuuJs l.
Mr.. F. Harrington was made
foreman of the grand jury.
p. j. Goodlive of Core, was in
town yesterday on business.
--Born-May, 5, 1891, to Mr.. and
Mrs. John M. White,--a son.
The fire department needs a
revision and reorganization.
-Born-May 8, 1891, to Mr.. and
Mrs. A. C. Tipton,--a daughter.
Court opened last Monday
with Judge Huffman presiding.
When a fellow goes to some
pains to give you "taffy," he is after
something.
Court run out of work Thurs
day afternoon and adjourned till
next Tuesday.
VIM. Kimberling is at the
front this week in a new "ad."
Give him call
Judge Friesner came down
and attended court few days, the
first of the week.
Mr.. Ed Kessler, who has been
in Philadelphia the last two years,
is visiting his relatives here.
Mr.. Alex Juniper of Ward
township, we are informed, has
been on the sick list for several
weeks.
F. w. Dollison commenced a
summer term of school last Mon
day, in the Turner district, south
of town.
-Gotlieb Lantz has taken up
and advertised an estray, bay
horse supposed to be about IA
years old.
The will of VIM. VanCuren
was admitted to Probate last Tues
day, and George H. Shaw appoint
ed Executor.
Tom Rainey of the JonrnaL at
the Boys Industrial School, was
down here shaking hands with his
friends last Saturday.
Henry McCurgish, who was
sent to the o. p. at the last term of
court, was here this week as a
witness before the grand jury.
Mrs. Strawn, an old lady of
Washington township, was buried
on Friday of last week at the
Strawn cemetery in that township.
DR.. Raney's daughter, Mrs.
Wilda Haines, will leave for Chica-
go in Il few days, where she and
her husband will make their future
home.
Let the members of the fire
department be paid for their at
tendance at fire. They deserve
it. The money should not all go to
one person as it now does.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Weaver in Falls township,
died last Tuesday morning. The
funeral took place in the afternoon
at Scots Creek cemetery.
Mrs. Mary Quillen of Laurel
township, died Thursday evening
at her residence, Of lung trouble.
Her funeral takes place today at
Pleasant Rock church at IL a. m.
MIR. and Mrs. G. G. Gage
through the DEMOCRAT return
their thanks to the firemen and all
others, who so kindly protected
their house last Thursday from
fire.
We have been informed and it
is rumored on the streets that the
residence of Mr.. VIM. Barton was
destroyed by fire last Saturday,
while he was in Logan on business,
We have not ascertained the eX-
tent of the loss.
"A noted case, the contest of
the will of the late John w. Ball,
will commence next Tuesday be-
fore special jury. We will try
and keep the readers of the DEMO
Graf posted in the case, as well as
of every thing else of interest that
occurs in our town and county.
The grand jury concluded their
labors last Thursday and adjourn
ed. They Investigated fourteen
cases, rejected eleven and found
three bills of indictment. AS the
parties are not in custody or under
bond, we could not ascertain who
they are, or what the offenses were.
The following are the marriage
licenses; John w. Hutchins, AL
wilda Wolfe; j. w. Kinney, Dora
Hart; Adolph Tilch, Helene Hide
brandt; George w. Hartsock, Ma
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