The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-03-19
--Chas. Alfred of Columbus, was


in town Monday.
See Kimberiings new ad. this
week, of fine wall papers.
The Lion Store is booming this
week again. See their ad.
-Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Heft, March IA, 1S92,--a son.
Attorney Frank Merrick Of
Columbus was in town Monday,
IL. j. Burgess of Columbus, at
tended court heref last Monday.
Hiram Brown' Of Kentucky,
visited James A. oliver few days
last week.
Perry Moorehead has been
granted an increase of pension to
$24 II month.
--Married---by G. w. Brehm, j.
p, March l4th, Chas. p. Blackburn
and Mrs. Mary Powell.
Mrs. ID. Little is about to erect
a couple of residences on her lot
on North Mulberry Street.
Fred Krinn of Circleville, and
John G.. Krinn of Laurel township,
were callers at this Office yesterday.
Walter Rochester, Bert Sted-
EN- and Harry Rose were in Lam
caster looking after the girls of
that place.
Samuel Dresback of Nelson
vile, and his brother Albert Of
Johnstown, hfcking County, were
in town Monday.
Mrs. Wesley Purdum of this
place, died last Wednesday. Her
remains were taken to Celina yes
terday for burial.
Frank Kanode is engaged in
fixing up the Slishcr corner for a
hotel, to be opened about April 10,
and called "The Stag"
Judge Huffman held court here
Inst Monday diSpQsing of quite a
number of cases, and adjourned
till Monday, March 2Sth.
-Married-Ma 18th, at the
home of the BRIDES father, J. F
Conkle, by f. q. Martin, j. P, Mr.
Harry Allen to Miss Catherine
Conkie. .2.
Mathew Cherry of Washington
township has been committed to
Jail pending an inquest of lunacy.
He appears to be under some rclig-
ious illusion.
The Australian ballot law has
been amended so that it does not
apply at spring elections in Hook.
ing County except in the -four
wards of Logan.
MIR. j. M. Payne has sold his
interest in the hardware business
to Theodore Frasure who has
moved to town, and occupies the
McGiil residence across the canal.
--Married-at the residence oi
the bride near Gibisonville, Feb. 25
1892, by Rev. Jeremiah Hes, Mr.
Edison l.. Smith of Ashville, Pick.
away County, Ohio, and Miss Jen
pie Krishbaum.
BY the same, on March 13, 1892
at the residence of Mr.. William
lies near Enterprise, Mr.. Elmer A
Chidister and Miss Christina Sti
vensOn.
The ladies of the w. G. II. U
will give an entertainment, "Unclt
Sam's Reception of the Nations,'
followed by "Nut Crack" on Sat
urday evening, March 26th 1892
A fine fine Is anticipated and al
who attend will witness one of the
best entertainments ever given by
this Society.
Mrs. Harriet Casteel, who has
been an invalid for two or thre,
years past, died Thursday morning
at the residence of her daughter
Mrs. DR.. Mansfield, where she made
her home most of the time durins
her sickness. Her funeral take
place today at 2 o'clock, from tn,
Presbyterian church.
Mrs. David A. Miller, who ha
been staying with her daughte
Bessie at the Indianapolis Surgica
Institute for several months, drop
ped into town for a few days thi
week and made arrangements 70
renting her residence on Hunte
Street. She expects to remain a
the Institute till some time mex
fall.
Mr.. Noah Polling of Marion
township, and formerly directo
of the Infirmary, paid that institu
tion visit last Friday when tn
Board was in session. He report
that he received the most cordia
treatment at the hands of the man
agement, which he observed wa
very efficient, and the affairs of tn
institution well conducted, an
auarufhinr apuaarad IN ha in UOO