The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-01-23

Ed Juergensnieier,--a son
David Karshner of Salt Creek,
WAS In town this week on business.
Marriage licenses-Frank AL
Zen and Emma Keck. Marriages
are scarce.
-Chas. Rose is out in new "ad"
this week In our columns with new
attractions.
--R. E. Hamhlin of Pomeroy,
visited his mother, Mrs. E. Hamb-
lin, over Sunday.
See the new "ad" of Higgins
& Hamblin In this issue for bar
gains in hardware
William Kimberling offers
come rare bargains in dry goods
this week. See "ad."
Don't fail to read the notice of
A. G. Upton & Co, in this issue. e
will give you bargains.
Owing to An immense rush in
the advertising line, we are COM
PEELED to issue supplement.
Miss Maggir Wood has return
ed home after a pleasant visit of
two weeks with friends in Colum-
bus.
--IIafe Warner in his advertise
ment this week offers splendid in
ducements to purchasers in his
line.
MFR. and Mrs. Frank Martin
yesterday attended the funeral of
their aunt, Mrs. Gladnan, at Glib
isonville.
The Lion Store is the place
now for bargains in dry goods. See
their immense advertisement in
this issue.
Several Of the Logan attorneys
were in Athens this week arguing
the Culver estate case before refe-
rec Jewett.
Miss Ida Brehm accompanied
her father last week in attendance
in the last illness and burial Of her
grandfather.
N. j. Weiland is still on deck
in the watch and jewelry line.
Now is the time to hit him for a
bargain. Read his "ad.'
The family OF Ann Moore take
this method of returning thanks
to the many neighbOrs and friends
who so kindly assisted during her
long and painful illness.
The statement we made the
other week that John Wetzler was
dead was incorrect. We were mis-
informed. 1t was his mother who
died. John is still living.
Mrs. Jared Donelson, an old
lady living about three miles from
this place, fell last Tuesday on the
ice and fractured her arm. DIR.
Mansfield set the broken member
"A competent teacher is want ed
immediately in District No
Laurel Township to teach about
three months. Good wages, apply
ut once to Sol. Lentz or Sol. Unkle,
directors.
Miss Maggie, aged about Is
years, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Reason Barnes of Marion town
ship, died last Saturday of lung fe-
yer. Her funeral occurred Mon
day at Harvey Chapel.
-Married-January II, 1892 by
E. G. Martin, ]. p. at the residence
Of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Keck of Laurel Township,
Mr.. Frank Allen, of Washi gton
TIP. to Miss Emma Keck of Laurel
TIP.
John E. Rauch, B. G. McMani-
gal, Stiers & Co., Tom Rochester,
w. II. Bowlby and Harry Rose
were among the liberal contribu-
tors of shoes and other needed ar
ticles, for the little school children.
They have the thanks of the pa-
rents.
--As we were disappointed in
our expectations of attending a
musical school before next winter,
would be pleased to have more pu-
pills to instruct on the violin, piano
or organ. Terms reasonable. Res
idence one door south of DIR. Ra-
ney's residence, east Main street.
MINNIE ALLEN.
The Logan Telephone, Water,
and Light Supply Co. with II capi-
tai of &25, 900 has been incorporated.
The incorporatOrs are s. III. Bright,
M. d. Moore, N. w. Hamblin, w.
d. Mansfield and w. p. Price. 1t is
contemplated to form telephone
connection with Athens, Columbus
and other points to supply water
works To Logan and furnish light
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