The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-03-07
THE OHIO DEMOCRAT
LOCAL NEWS,


Isaac Kontner was in Column
bus Thursday, on business.
g. w. Brehm was in Columbus
Thursday, on legal business.
Lew McGill wants 10000 men
to smoke "Even Up" stogies.
Walter Bates of Vinton, has
removed his family to Logan.
John Hansen is confined to his
room and bed with rheumatism.
will Risley, who has been very
sick with quinsy, is convalescing.
-Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. DR..
Raney, March 2nd.,-a daughter.
March has been the most in
clement month Of the season thus
far.
WIN. Carpenter Of Mlllville,
died Tuesday night, of consump-
ton.
DIR. Mansfield returned We'd
nesday evening from a trip to Ind
ianopolis.
pa-7Dr. Finney was in Pennsylva-
mia last week to attend the funeral
of brother.
-McCurgish and Tony were con-
veyed to the o. P. last Wednesday
by the Sheriff.
Mrs. N. ]. Weiland returned
Thursday evening from visit with
relatives at4Zanesville.
The Nelsonville prize fighters
were bound over to court at Athen S
on a charge of murder.
Albert Dresback of Johnstown,
Ohio, was down on his old stamping
ground in Benton, this week.
"Wednesday was a rough day
for pensioners to come out and
prove that they are still alive.
The friends of Mrs. Butin held
an elegant surprise on her last Sat-
urday, it being her S9th. birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. McGill were call
ed to Millville, Thursday, to the
funeral of VIM. Carpenter, their
uncle.
g. j. B. Floyd of Bristol Ind,
was here last night on his way to
his father, p. NJ. Floyd's, at South
Perry.
In the case of the State of Ohio
VS.. John r. Mayes, for assault and
battery, the jury found verdict of
not guilty. q
Phil. Thompson and family
have removed to Columbus, where
he can be more convenient to his
railroad work.
Capt. Roberts, Sandy Rainy
and Mr.. Rosser of Lancaster, were
in Logan yesterday inspecting the
Logan paving brick.
Rev. Daniel Swartz, father-in-
law of Jerry Carpenter is seriously
sick at the residence of his daugh-
ter near Winchester.
Will Frasch returned last week
one day, from six weeks trip in
California, Mexico and prominent
places in. the south west.
Jas. Davis, County Surveyor
left~Wednesday morning for Wind
sor, Ills, called there by the serious
illness of his brother, John Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Wilson
went to South Perry, Thursday,
called by the alarming illness of
Mrs. Wilson's father, Esq. p, M.
Floyd.
,--The net increase of the public
debt during the last month is $2,994,
$50. Verify this Republican ad-
ministration is faring sumptuously
every day.
The township trustees made
settlement last Monday with the
various township officers, paid
them off and sent them on their
way rejoicing.
"A bill has passed the Ohio
House of Representatives, prohib-
iting the importation of Pinkerton
guards or other non-residents to do
duty in this State.
Joseph Curren whom we men
toned last week as having forged
a number of checks, had a prelim-
mary trial and was bound over to
court in the sum of 5000.
Col. Rempel returned home
Thursday evening from Columbus
where he had been several days
attending meeting of the Board
of Managers of the o. p.
Mrs. and Mrs. w. r. Bowlby
were pitched out of their sleigh
last Tuesday and hurt and bruised.
Mr.. Bowlby so much so that he
has been laid up ever since.
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