The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-02-06
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Miss Anna Wright has return
ed from Columbus.
Hon. John l.. Geyer, of Pauld-
ing county was in the city last Sat
urday.
-"Nip and Tuck" at Rempel's
Opera House, Friday evening Feb.
12, 1892.
j. Bruce Dollison is taking IL
course in the GAINESVILLE Business
College.
Mrs. John Gallagher and son,
Rob, of Columbus, are visiting rel
atives here.
Mrs. Minerva Wright celebra-
ted her sixty-eighth anniversary
last Monday.
-Chas +. Bowen, son Of Capt.
VIM. Bowen is very sick at his
nome Ill COlumOuS.
M. A. Daugherty, one of Ian
casters rising young lawyers was
in our city on legal business.
Court adjourned Wednesday
evening, until March IA, when an
other session will be held for few
days.
Miss Annie Rittenberry Of
Buchtel, visited her mother, Mrs.
ii. NJ. Hamilton several days this
week.
Miss Sophia Smoke, of Fair
field county, visited her niece Mrs.
Clara Ruble and other relatives IA
few days this week.
Mrs. James, an elderly widow
lady and mother of John y. James,
died last Sunday morning at her
sons residence in this place.
JAS. M. Mount authorizes us to
state that he is u candidate for
Street Commissioapr, subject to
the decision of the Democratic
Primary.
John Cunty has gone in with
r.. Brown q Bro, in Gents Furn-
ishing Goods &c. They are all en-
terprising young men and we wish
them success.
Editor McGee Of Macarthur,
was in town one day this week.
He says he is ready to walk the
plank as Democratic Trustee of
the Athens Asylum.
Il. A. Culver, ,r., has assumed
the duties, of Cashier of the Peo-
plc's Bank, made vacant by the
resignation of his hrot her, r.. d.
The young cashier is vel fitted for
the place, and will, no doubt, soon
be popular with our business men.
The County Board of Elections
should meet soon land make their
arrangements for holding the
spring elections. Democrats Of
the different localities should pro-
ceed to make their nominations
and have them certified to the
Board early.
The Ladies of the w. G. II. U,
contemplate starting Reading
Room in the near future, and earn
estly desire the patronage of the
public in helping to furnish it with
reading matter. Committee will
call on you in n few days.
w. g. II. u. PRESS Com.
Prof. j. C Hartzler, Superin-
tendent of the Newark Schools,
has been appointed a member of
the State Board Of School Examin-
ers, by G. G. Miller, State School
Commissioner. Mr.. Hartzler is
we'll known to our 'ounty teachers
to whom he has frequently given
instruction ut Institutes.
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 DR.. Ra-
ney's residence, east Main street.
MINNIE ALLEN.
Mrs. Daniel Finnefrock died
Jan. 30, 1892. She was born May
9, 1928, in Fairfield County, Ohio,
was married in 1S43 to Samuel
Burge, who died in 1874. In l849,
she was married to Daniel Finne-
frock. She was the mother of
eight children. At the time of her
death, she was a member of the M.
+. church.
Mr.. r.. ID. Culver has resigned
the position of cashier in the Peo-
ple's Bank, and will go to Indiana,
as President of the Wabash Clay
Co. Mr.. Culver is young man of
rare business abilities and pleasant
and opraaahln i'm manner and q