The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-06-24


tion this seems superfuous.
Just now the country is being
flooded with circulars from a Chi
cago portrait establishment asking
the receiver to send his or her
photo proposing to enlarge and
frame 1t free. Don't bite or you
will get caught.
Last Saturday the Prohibit
tionists selected John w. Knipe,
Raymond Belt, Frank Stout, Frank
Thurness as delegates to their
State Convention, and Frank Soud-
er, VIM. Hart, Wilford Stiers and
Henry Lyons as alternates.
The Lancaster Ohio Eagle re-
ports the find of an immense Mas
todon's tooth in the gravel bed of
the Hooking river near Sugar
Grove. The tooth is said to be
about four inches in diameter,
nearely square and having very
large roots.
On Saturday the II inst, Mrs.
Clara E. Weaver, of near Fulton
ham, Miskingum Co, drowned her
two small children. and then her.
self in a shallow creek near her
home. She is supposed to have
become suddenly insane, there be-
ing insanity in her family.
julie Teuscher and sister Clara
who have been visiting Logan
friends, left this morning for their
home IN st. Louis. They were ac-
companied by Miss Minnie Rempel
the bright little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Rudolph Rempel, who ex-
poets to make two months visit
Low Rate Excursion to Colum.
bus Sunday June 25th. $l.25
Round Trip. On above date tickets
| will be sold at the low rate of $l.25
Round trip, tickets good returning
until June Goth. account laying
Corner Stone of Odd Fellows Tenn.
pie. Visit the city with its parks
and public institutions.
The building committee. Of the
Hooking Valley Lodge I. O. o. F
has let the contract for building
their hall to ]. w. Strentz for ,614
The building will be 105 by s7a it
and three stories high, constructed
of Hayden bio cks and brick. This
price does not include the founda
tion which is already finished.
Miss Lizzie B. Longstreth, eld
est daughter of ]. D. Longstreth
of Union Furnace, died at the home
of her father on Friday morning
the 16 inst in her SO year. Miss L
was universally beloved for hel
many excellent qualities and Chris
tian graces, an d her death has cas-
a deep gloom over wide circle o
friends.
| Some travelling salesman for ,
Columbus house dropped into Lo
gan one night last week and los
$400 or $500 of his employers mon
ey at a game of chance. A mem
ber of the firm came down and hat
the winners arrested and bount
over to court. If the shoe hat
been on the other foot there woul,
have been no pinching.
Hanson Campmeeting. Pre-
perations are being made for
grand meeting next Sunday. Their
were great many disappointe'
last Sunday because the choir AM
preachers failed to come. TIL
Millville choir has been engage'
for next Sunday. Preaching a
1850 A. M. Musical exercises a
8 P. M. Preaching in the evening
The Falls Township Schoc
Board under the new law met las
Monday afternoon in the Collin
building and proce eded to emplo
teachers for the different sub-dis
tricts after selecting five or 81
teachers the matter of ALLOWING
holidays was brought up, tn
Board, or some of them, proposin
to give but holiday to the teach
ers several of whom were present
strenuously objected. Thereupol
the Board rescinded all it had don
in employing teachers and adjourn
ed till the third Saturday in July
A man named Schuler who live
sometime at Springfield in thi
: State obtained a divorce ther
: from his wife. She afterward a
tackled the decree but the Coul
. upheld it. Then Schuler got mai
ried again and the wife brougf
l. action in the State of Pennsylvani
!, and the Judge there decided tn
!, Ohio divorce to be illegal and thu
the first wife was his legal spous
Thus he found he had legal vii
in Ohio and another one in Penn
: sylvania and legally bound to SUI
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