The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-05-11


--Messrs George and OFT Juergens-
meier, John Drollinger. John and
Rudolph Rcmpel, Anthony Reckten-
waldt, OFT Davis and George Martin
form pleasant camping party down
at Stiers' basin below Haydcnville.
Col. Weldy is having II great
time with Ike Kontner and the
cornlleld now, but they both will
have II great time with the small
boy when roasting ears are ripe.
Col. 'Snider, of Columbus, is the
probable successful choice of the
Water Trustees for engineer of the
construction of water-works. Mr..
Snider comes highly recommended.
The ladies Of the Lutheran
church on Mulberry Street will
give a social on Thursday, May 1G,
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Hartley. Admission l0cts. Livery
body invited.
--"Sunday Excursions and Sab
bath Breaking" will be the subject
of the sermon at the NJ. Il. church
Sunday morning, by the pastor, John
r. Rudisill. "Controlling Princi-
pies" will be the subject for evening,
being the last of series of sermons
on popular Amusements.'
Mr.. John Pursell was visitor in
Logan Sunday. Tom VAN
denmark and Chas. Allen took walk
to Logan on Sunday.--Mrs.B Bowen
and Mrs. Brooke, of Logan, are in
this city, called here by the death
of their mother, Mrs. Flemm.-Lan-
caster Gazette.
The bids for, sale of bonds for the
building of water-worlSs and sewer
ages were opened at the Clerks Of
flee Thursday night. Messrs Ru-
dolph Kleybote & Co., of Cincinnati,
were the highest bidders, 81 ,92O and
accrued interest payable by purchas-
ers. The committee have the sale
under consideration.
Upon an order from the Frank
lyn county court, j. p. Elliott will
be removed from the penitentiary
to Lancaster, Saturday, May 25th.
That Elliott should have been given
a trial upon count other than the
one he is serving the state, is an in
suit upon the fair name of Ohio and
her citizens, and that it being sent
to court out side the district in
which the crime was committed, is
another insult.
Gen. A. V. Rice, U. S. Pension
Agent, advises that where mem
bers of the Grand Army are desir
Gus of attending the Department
Encampment in June, and nee(
their pension money for that pur
, pose, they should send in thei
vouchers by special delivery, so a!
to reach Columbus by June 5, ant
mark the envelope especial G. A
r." In which case Gen. Rice will
endeavor to pay such vouchers il
time For the Encampment.
The graduation exercises of thu
Jacksonville High School will be helt
| in Stuart's Opera House, Thursda.
, night, May 23rd. The following i
, the class: Estella V. Woodard
Alice M. Mulligan, Mae f. Scott
, Madge L. Bates, Margaret G. Black
| Rosa e. DeVore, Mamie d. G. Gettle
, Kate e. Forester, Jeanette S. Wal
lace, Lydia M. Chapman, Ann;
Kelch, Pearly w. Hickman, Mary ]
Coe, Ella j. Dalrymple and Ida r
Rosser. Miss Chapman is the frs
person of color to graduate from tn
Nelsonville schools.
! Affairs at Buchtel have assume
: a peculiar state. From what w
8 have been able to learn, destitutio
in that hamlet has not abated will
: the event of Spring, James Farley
= township trustee, has been asked t
= render assistance to fifty familie
there. The heads of thirty familie
appealed to him in person and ask
Z ed relief or they may be sent to tn
& County Infirmary, MI. Farley q
r once wired Supt. Dent and Directo
Beverage of the Infirmary of tn
condition of the people at Buchte
and asked them to come here {
= once to confer with HMM elsol
- vile News.
OBITUARY.
80 Mrs. Teresa Flemm died on Sun
" day night at her home in this cit!