The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-12-09

The following are the officers
elect Of j. X. Rochester Post G.. A.
r.: Post Com, Maynard Pond; s.
", G. l.. Smith;J. W, w. Stiers;
Chap, w. Il. Dollison; @. M, j. w.
Strentz; Sur, w. w. Montgomery;
o. D., Isaiah Voris; o. g., John
Selb; Delegate to Department En-
campment, John w. Strentz; AL
ternate, w. Stiers.
Make arrangements to attend
the Charity Ball, proposed to be
given in the Odd Fellows Auditor
ium Tuesday evening Dec 26. The
proceeds will go to swell the chari-
ty fund Of our town and your con-
tribution will help aid some worthy
poor person to tide over the rigors
of winter. Get tickets. f. Har-
rington, DR.. Dye, Frank Brown, G.
e. Bowen and A. III. Brooke, Hu-
name Society; Lon Naile, Floor
Manager.
The following named officers
are elected for the next term for
Hooking Valley Lodge No. 262, 1.
O. o. F.: N. G., Glib. Kennard; V.
g., Uriah Brown; Rec. Sec, j. r.
Sanderson; Per. Sec, ID. Finney;
Treas, w. N. Guthrie; Trustees, w.
w. McCray, II. ]. Braddock, j. E.
Brown.
Mineral Encampment No. OIL
1. o. o. F.: @. p, DR.. G. o. Allen;
S. W., Thos. Braddock; Fl. p, J. Il.
Brown; j. W., Jas Barnes; Scrib.,
j. T. Sanderson; Treas, r. w.
Keynes; Trustees, r. w. Keynes,
j.. e. Brown, DR.. d, Finney. Rep.
to Grand Encampment, DR.. ID
Finney.
More pleasure for less money
than ever before can be had at the
Hooking Valley Beneficial Asso-
citation Grand Ball at Park Rink
Columbus, Ohio, Wednesday even
ing Dec. 90. Music furnished by
the famous 14th Regt. Band and
Orchestra, rendering grand con
certs during intermissions. A COM
ical Cake Walk will be one of the
amusing features. $3.50 takes
yourself and lady including rail-
road fare and admission to the
ball. Gentleman unaccompanied
ST.. Take your wife or sweetheart
and enjoy Il pleasant evening
Train leaves Logan at 6:20 P. NJ.
returning special train leaves Col
umbus "after the ball." For par
ticulars see large bills or call on
G. w. Schwenke, agent.
One night this week coasting
sled on which was several boys and
tgirls, collided with tree on the
side walk. "Tobe" Aplegatc had
an arm broken, Frank Ackers was
knocked senseless and was also
badly cut and bruised about the
head and face and Ruth Rochester
got a badly sprained ankle. Our
young people do not seem to have
Il proper understanding Of the dang
er to themselves and others OF
coasting on the sidewalk, and our
town authorities should pass an
ordinadce prohibiting it. The side
walks are specially constructed for
the convenience and safety Of pc
destrians and should be kept free
from distractions of every kind
even if it is necessary to arrest
those who are aching for the pleas
ure of breaking their arms, legs OF
heads. Stop the practice of coast
ing on the side walks
Sanford Morrison, lives in q
log house on the east end of NORTH
street. On Tuesday night a search
warrant was issued. The reason
of it was that several persons miss.
ed some chickens and SandforC
was suspected of getting away
with them. Accordingly his house
was searched and a Dutch over
with chicken nicely dressed Gu
: up and cooked was found wher
the lid was raised. A further search
revealed a valise containing six re
volvers, half dozen pocket knives
!, II hunting knife, razor and I
large bunch of keys, some of which
had been fled and re-shaped. Mr.
ID. Steel the hardware merchan
Unidentified some of the articles a
coming out of his store. Morrison
: was arrested and placed in th
! cooler for examination before Jus
:. tice Horton, on Wednesday. FL
was held in default of a bond O
\ 5000. He now lanquishes in tn