The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-04-04
THE OHIO DEMOCRAT
LOCAL NEWS.

The Democrats will carry ev.
cry ward In town.
Vote g straight Democratic
ticket without scratch.
1t is now time to give Main
street its annual scraping.
Judge Bright was at Athens
on legal business Wednesday.
Gov. Campbell has proclaimed
Friday, April 25th 1891, as Arbor
Day.
DIR. Hibbard of Athens, and who
used to live here, was in town this
week.
Miss Agnes Watkins of Day
ton, visited friends in Logan this
week.
Miss Nina McBroom of Nor
gan county, is visiting friends in
Logan.
MIR. and Mrs. F. S. Pursell and
children are absent visiting friends
this week.
-Pursell wants the Democrats
to give the Republicans chance
at the offices.eXe
Athens papers are agitating the
question of better roads through
out their county.
Mrs. E. B. Comley and son
Roy, of Columbus, are visiting rel
atives in Logan q #
Some of the graduates of the
Logan High School are moving to
form an association.
We are still OF the opinion that
the transient business ordinance
is unconstitutional.
Treasurer b. II. Allen and wife
were at their farm in Benton sew
eral days this week.
-B. III. Stevenson of Salt Creek,
was in town Monday on business
in the Probate Court.
Mrs. John Hillery died near
Webb Summit last Wednesday
evening of la grippe.
Mrs. Allie Drum of Laurel
vile, is visiting her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. J. B. Riason.
William G. White and Miss
Lizzie Shrader were married April
1st by G. w. Brehm, j. p.
The store of j. o. Tipton has
been removed back to the old stand
known as the furnace store.
Auditor Armstrong has been abb
sent this week at Circleville and at
his farm in Perry township.
Mrs. Chas. Smith, formerly
Miss Agusta Prior, now of Corning
is visiting friends in Logan.
-Married-by Rev. L. F. Nit
tier, April 2nd 1891, Mr.. Thomas
Mohler, and Miss Susie Kost.
IN, w. Hamblin has moved to
Logan, occupying the house of
Robert Wright, on the corner of
Main and High streets.
Andrew V. Crawford, who has
been staying in Virginia for the
last year, visited his mother, Mrs.
Lucy A. Crawford, this week.
Harvey Haines died at Piqua
last Sunday. His remains were
brought to Logan Monday and his
funeral took place here Tuesday.
"A young lad at Utica N. ", re-
Gently played letter carrier, and
got hold of his mothers old love
letters and delivered them about
town.
Conductor VIM. Bennett of
the River Division, while coupling
cars Monday at Middleport, had
his right arm crushed below the
elbow.
Parents having children who
become six years of age this spring
are requested not to send them to
school until the fall term COM
mences.
Joe Luker of Sells Bros. Show
Company, was here over Sunday
and has located his parents in the
John Hutchins property, which he
purchased for them.
Mr.. James Kittsmiller of To-
gan and Miss Florence Reichelder-
fer of Pickaway, were married at
the residence of the BRIDES parents
Thursday Of last week.
The committee have placed
the name of John III. Bright on
the ticket for Councilman in the
fourth ward in place of Henry
Lehman, who has declined.
Il return my thanks to the
friends and neighbors for their
kindness during the illness and
death of my daughter, Stella.
HESTER MILLER.
Mrs. Caroline Parker, who has