The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-02-28
THE OHIO DEMOCRAT
LOCAL NEWS.
M. D. Moore was in Columbus

in the city Monday.
Judge Steinman is very sick
suffering with dropsy.
--Chas Weis and wife have gone
to Argentine, Kansas.
-Baskin & Wolinsky quote a
few prices in their new "ad."
Mrs. Adaline Stout spent Sun
day with friends in Starr township.
j. ]. Schleckman and his fami-
ly moved to Columbus, this week.
MIR. Raymond Belt is confined
to his bed with severe attack of
La Grippe.
DR.. Mansfield left yesterday
for visit of several days in In
dianopolis.
Attorney Robt Swinehart, of
Adelphi, was in town on business
Wednesday.
The Democrats of Laurel Tp.,
will hold their primary on Satur-
day, March %.
Miss Lucy Wolf Of Junction
City, is the guest of her cousin,
Miss Maud Fright. .4I.
-WilbFFasch returned Thursday
from his trip to California, Mexico
and the SoJlth- west As
AN eight year old, son of Mr..
Frank Belt is laid up with infiam-
matory rheumatism.
--Silas A. Primmer and Miss
Della Stroll were married Feby. 26
by g. w. Brekm, JsP.,s,s
Mrs. Will Gaffney Of Charles
ton, West Va, visited relatives and
friends here last week.
An original pension has been
issued to Henry Gompf with ar
rears from August 1889.
N. J. Weiland went to Zanes-
willie Wednesday called by the SER
ious illness of his mother.
The jury in the McCurgish
case took their meals and lodged
at the Commercial Hotel.
William Juergensmeier of Illi-
nois, has been visiting his brothers
and sister here, the past week.
Judge Friesner attended court
several days this week, being u
counselin, the McCurgish case.
Daniel Pleukharp, of Wester-
Vile, formerly resident of Logan,
is visiting his son Edgar this week.
DIR. j. p. H. Stedem Of Newark,
was here a few days this week,
called here by the death of a rela-
tive.
Miss Efiie Radcliffe, of New
Striatsville spent several days in
Logan, the guest of Miss Idella
PUNK.
Miss Maggie Stedem, a young
lady of Marion township died
Tuesday evening from an attack of
measles.
"A pension of $l2 has been
\ granted Washington Roby with
arrears from July 1890, under the
new law9
Misses Gertrude Tracy and
Justine Stiers, class of '91., were
agreeableS callers at this Office
Thursday AFTERNOONS.
Mrs. Eli M. West was standing
right by the side of old Mr.. Hughes
in Columbus last Monday, when
that gentleman was shot.
An old miner, Harry Ainsley
who lived alone in a ,shanty on 19
north OF Nelsonville, was found
dead In his cabin one day last week
Our merchants and business
mon hereafter will close their
stores at 8 o'clock P. M. except
Saturday. Make your purchases
early.
--One hundred and FIVE appli
eants for teachers certificates were
before the School Examiners al
Lancaster last Saturday. Are they
all teachers up there?
just as we go to press we learr
that ex-county Recorder, John e
Swart, residing in the southwest
part of Falls township, died at
O'Clock yesterday morning.
Ed Risley an employee of th'
Logan Manufacturing Co., has &C
cepted a lucrative position at Lin
wood near Cincinnati. He left fol
that place. Sunday morning.
Mrs. Emma Borden, of Carbon
Hill, died last Saturday of scarle
fever. She leaves husband anC
three small children. She was 4,
daughter of w. H. Lehman, Esq.
--A :lady's gold scarf-pin wa
found Monday evening on Mali
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