The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-05-16
THE OHIO DEMOCRAT
LOCAL NEWS.
Judge Bright was at Macarthur

ter, was in town yesterday.
Judge owen of Columbus, was
in court here on Friday on business.
Mr.. S. B. Stivison has pur-
chased a house and lot of A. j. Bag
ley on Wood street.
Mrs. Delilah Wright is enjoying
visit from her daughter, Mrs. G.
Juergensmeier, of Lancaster.
Judge McGillivray of Macarthur,
stopped in Logan a few hours
Thursday morning on his way to
Athens.
Don't forget the excursion to
Presque Isle, June, Sth. and 9th,
via Buckeye Route. One fare for
round trip.
M. M. Miller left yesterday
morning to spend week visiting
friends in Franklin, Licking and
Fairfield couuties.
M. M. Miller has sold lot on
Second street to his son George,
who will proceed to erect dwell
ing house on it at once.
-Presque Isle and return, via
Toledo, June 9th. to 9th. Only $5.45
for round trip. Call on G. W..
Schwenke, agent, for particulars.
Let the Fire Department be
revised, and the members paid a
dollar or two for attending every
fire. The levy Of taxes need not
be increased to do this.
John Clamp, indicted for ma
MISREPRESENTATION of property at
Jobs, plead guilty and was fined
$40 and costs and stand committed
to work house till paid.
Peter Brown, who till a few
years ago lived in this vicinity, but
now residing in Huntington county
Indiana, was here this week on ac-
count of the death of his father.
DIR. Raney was in Columbus
Tuesday evening, to which place
he accompanied his daughter, Mrs.
Vida Haines on her way to Chica-
go, where she is to make her home.
-Andrew Brown an old citizen
of the northwest part of Falls
township, died last Sunday after n
brief illness. His interment took
place Monday in the new ceme-
terry at Logan.
The followingare the marriage
licenses: William G. Bryan, Laura
Chidester; Chas. s. Engle, Stella
M. Burberry; Robert G. Murphy,
Lizzie Call; Osa Spurrier, Luella
Kanode; Adam Edgell, Nancy
North.
There is to be an excursion
tomorrow from Columbus to Rem
pePs Grove, by the working people
of Columbus. The rate is low and
will afford many persons chance
to pay Il brief visit to their friends
here. More than 5000 tickets have
already been sold.
Tony Barleon of the Vinton
Record appeared in Logan yester-
day, wearing that same familiar
brown necktie encircling the neck
just above his ancient celluloid
collar. He dropped into court for
an hour and refreshed his intellect
by listening to Blu erhaus in the ar
gument of the Ball will ease.
Minnie Allen wishes to inform
the citizens of Logan and vicinity,
that she will be at home from May
90, until January 1892. She solic-
its thespatronage of those wishing
instruction on the piano, organ
and violin. Terms reasonable.
She will be found at home, one
door south of DR.. Raney's residence,
East Main Street.
Mr.. j. L. Collins, one of the
oldest and best known citizens OF
the county, died Wednesday night
about eleven o'clock. He had been
in a very feeble condition of health
for many months previous to his
death. He was born Jan. 8, 1921,
and had been in business for almost
half a century. His funeral will
take place this after noon at 2
O'Clock from the M. e. church
under Masonic auspices, and as
will be seen by notice elsewhere
all places of business will be closed
in token of esteem.
-On last Monday morning about
half past nine o'clock, Mrs. Nancy
Hunsacker was found dead in her
house in the south east part ol
Marion township, where she has
lived alone for many years. An
inquest held by Coroner Heft
showed that death had resulted
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