The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-02-20
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nation of Lunar-2S.
Walter Rochester had a very
bad spell the first of this week.
AN infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Nickel was buried Thursday.
Attorney Robert Swinehart of
Adelphi, was here Wednesday on
business.
Several communications are
crowded out this week, but will ap-
pear in our next.
Miss Della PUNK returned last
Saturday from three weeks visit
with friends in Columbus.
The Logan Savings Association
has put up handsome sign at
its rooms on Main Street.
Read the card of the new law
firm of Weldy q Buerhaus in an
other column of this paper.
There will be a social dance at
Hartman's Hall Monday evening,
Feb. %. Everybody invited.
Miss Ivy Dollison has accep-
ted position in the Singer Manu-
featuring Company Office at this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will II. White
returned last Saturday from two
weeks visit with friends in WASH
ington, II. c.
Elder Joseph Richardson left
Wednesday morning for Illinois,
preparatory to removing his family
to that State.
IS. Ii. Bright, w. p. Price. o. w.
II. Wright and John Hansen were
in New Lexington the past week
on legal business.
Robert w. Keynes, who has
been in very poor health for sever
al months, is rapidly recovering
his former good health.
r.. Brown & Bro, in another
place in this issue, offer special in
ducements in the way Of bargains
in clothing, furnishings, &c.
-Married--at the brides home
about 5 miles south of Logan, Feb
I4th, 1892. by Rev. l.. f. Mittler
Mr.. Michael Hansel and Miss Mag
gle Hengst.
John Mizer knows that when
the Auror0-JOrediS is seen that
human gore will be spilled. This
fact was verified to his full salts
faction last Saturday night.
-Married-by &. w. Brehm, ]
p, Feb. II, Mr.. William Hardy
and Miss Dell Riley.
BY the same, Feb. 13, Mr.. John
Polling and Miss Maggie L. Mohler
Miss Sadie Frash of Logan
and Mr.. Chas. Fisher of Oklahoma
were married Tuesday evening and
left on the $3.50 train for Oklahoma
The parties became acquainted
through newspaper advertise
ment and correspondence.
Monday is Washington's Birth
day and will be celebrated here in
Logan In great shape by the p. 0
s of A. Lodges Of this Order from
all points in the Valley are to be
here in full regalia and take par
in the parade. In the evening {
grand ball will conclude the affair
The Democrats of Laure
township will hold meeting il
the evening after the trustees ge
through with the March settlement
with township officers, &C., to fix OF
time to hold their primary elec
tion. A good attendance is desir
ed.
, Last Monday the shoe firm o
A. f. Work d Co, made an assign
ment to B X. Tritsch for the bene
fit of creditors. The property as
signed is estimated at $4,000. Thu
liabilities are not definitely knowr
yet, but are estimated as high a
$4,000.
AS we were disappointed il
our expectations of attending
musical scho% before next winter
would be pleased to have more pu
pills to instruct on the violin, pian
or organ. Terms reasonable. Res
idence one door south of DR.. Ra
ney's residence, east Main street
MINNIE ALLEN,
City Treasurer Holl has ha,
certified to him by Auditor Arm
strong the sum of $4936.24 as tn
amount due from the February dis
buisement of taxes, and which ha
been apportioned according to tn
levy as follows:
General expense $410.4
Street improvement 1929
Marshal and Police 748.l