The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-10-27
LOCAL NEWS.
LASH for Congress.
HUFFMAN for Judge.
-BENNETT for Coroner,

-NOTESTONE Tor treasurer.
-JUNIPER for Commissioners
BUCHANAN for Infirmary
Director.
Mrs. Stanley Price has gone to
Columbus for the winter.
Mrs. Will Ackers returned
Thursday evening from Lancaster.
Mr. iTowson of Lancaster, was
q recent business visitor to Logan.
Mrs. Butin, a former resident
of this city, is the guest of Mrs.
Case.
MIR. Will Woods is reported i'll
at his residense on West Second
Street.
Who, besides Mckay and Tom
Allen are making fight for Cart
Webb?
Mr.. Will Frash has been con-
fined to his room the last few days,
with malaria fever.
All Hollow Zen next week,
gather in all your loose cabbage
and fasten your gates.
On going to press, we have the
sad intelligence that Raymond Belt
died this morning at 1886 o'clock.
-Messers A. g. Sands Jr., A. B.
Horn and Ike Kontner, were Wis
itors in Lancaster, Thursday.
Mrs. Willard Grimm and
children of Columbus, are visiting
relatives in this city this week.
Miss Ada, daughter of private
sec'ty Boyle to Gov. Mckinley, is
the guest of Miss Helen Pursell.
The rush of job work to the
DEMoARAT continues and our
force are working night and day.
The Reform Farm, near Lam
caster is to have electric lights. A
plant is in course of construction.
Can any one tell us why Gov.
Mckinley didn't wave the bloody
shirt business on his Southern trip {?
Cards are out for masque
party next Wednesday night, Oct.
31st, at the residence of Capt. Wm.
Bowen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kessler and
baby returned yesterday from a
visit among relatives in New Lex
ington.
You should read the new ad-
yertisement of John e. Rauch the
veteran shoe dealer. It will save
you money.
Subscribe for the DEMOCRAT
"BITS OF TRAVEL" especially
written for the DEMOCRAT, will
appear shortly.
DIR. Primrose, the we'll known
Physician of Nelsonville, passed
through our city Wednesday, en-
route to Columbus.
The reception to have been
given by the Epworth League oi
the M. E. Church, last night, has
been postponed.
MIR. Frank Brehm, late of this
Office will in the near future move
his family to Columbus. Mr.. Brehm
will finish his Medical studies.
Mckay, and his little pink toes
swept the platter Convention day
Pursell and his little Doodle will
knock 'em silly November 9th.
The Board of Education has flt
ted up one of the rooms in the
school building as a lecture room
with the latest improved opera
chairs.
Mrs. Samuel Feigley, vel
known as a former resident of Lo
gan is in our city, called here OF
account of the serious illness of MI
r. Belt.
MIR. Raymond Belt was taker
seriously i'll at his residence, corne
of Mulberry and Hunter Street
Thursday evening, and is not ex
pected to live.
Mrs. Josie Holl, who has beel
enjoying very pleasant months
visit among relatives and friends
in Logan, returned to her home il
Columbus, this morning.
-Pursell for years has been tn,
leader of the Republican party il
Hooking. He has toiled early an
late for the success OF his party
Gen. Grosyenor has recognized thi
by placing the Doodle in the lead
ers hands for distribution. Pursel
drinks Champaign.
The record Of John s. Johnso
1861 the champion bicycle ride
was beaten on Tuesday OF last wee
by Otto zsigler!at Sacramento Ca
going mile In 1850 fat. Johnso
will soon make the attemDt. to RI