The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-08-18

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Prof. II. Il. Rayman has gone
to Athens where he has been secur-
ed as Instructor in the Teachers
Institute Of Athens County.
-. r. West, successor to the
late Geo. HeiDe, sold out this week
to Jno. Hudson, who win "cut meat
for the folks" at the old stand.
The Lancaster Camp Meeting
Grounds are to be improved for
next year with the addition of
handsome auditorium and lake.
Rev. T. j. Sanders, Pres. Otter
bein University, will preach in the
U. B. church Sunday morning and
evening, the 10Th. All are invited.
Miss Mary Kinlie, who has
been the guest of Miss Minnie
Weilnnd the past month returned
to her home in Columbus Tuesday,
We get it from sn exchange
that Logan will soon have a Pro-
hibitioD Newspaper, but investiga-
tion proves the assertion unfound-
ed. '
Morgan Kanode, an aged citi-
zen of this township, and father Of
Township Clerk David Kanode,
died Sunday last, after short ILL
ness. h 9tt at
Miss Florence Sells, after a
pleasa mt visit of two weeks at Put
in Bay, has returned and is visit
ing her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lucker.
I'VE see by the program of the
lVinton County Christian Endeav-i
or Union convention held at Nc
Arthur, Aug. 18th, that Rev. D. r..
Moore, of Logan, will make an adj
dress. s9sss
The Latter Day Saints are
again holding meetings at Union
Furnace. 1t will be remembered
that their meeting came to sud-
den end-a few years ago by the
burning of their. tents. ,t
The Logan Base Ball club
played at Carbon Hill last Satur-
day. Score, % to 10 In favor of
Logan. 1t was a slugging match
throughout. The boys were treat
ed to very fine dinner.
MIR. a. G. Sands Jr. is in re-
ceipt of a telegram from VIM.
Manentts, manager of the German
Medicine Co. playing at Blach-
ford, Ohio, of the death of DIR. Rich
ardson. The people will remember
the DR.. as the lecturer.
The pulpit of the Methodist
church will be supplied tomorrow
by Rev. r. A. Blair, of the Ohio
Conference. Rev. Blair is one OF
the successful young preachers OF
the conference. Services morning
and evening.
Gap. j. g. H. Cobb, of Welston,
riding in a buggy, was about all
there was left of the Commonweal
army from Vinton that was tc
march through Logan in solid
phalanN, a living wall, a human
wood, last Saturday.
| All persons who had applica.
tions in for pensions in the hands
of g. w. Brehm, whowas their at
torney or agent, can have their
papers by calling on the under
signed,
G. e. and F. H. BREHM,
/ Admrs
\ -Jno. Canty, the popular sales
man for Brown Bros, resigned his
position this week to accept the
management of the j. j. Snidel
store and post Office at Leonard
Station, Ohio. John will wiI
friends in his new location, as he
left many here.
| We are sorry to learn of the
death of Mr.. Robert Officer at Pat
on, New Mexico, last Thursday
He, in company with his mother
left Logan about three weeks age
for New Mexico for his health
Mr.. and Mrs. Officer and family
have the deep sympathy of the
community.
Miss Mary Snider, of Colum
bus, the Misses Montgomery, O
Logan, and Mr.. Fitzgerald, of Col
umbus, visited r. A. Lyons and
family, of West Main street, last
week. Miss Snider is the estima
BILE daughter of j. j.. Snider, the
lumberman, well known to many
of our readers.-McArth,tr Eng.
Labor Day is coming on ant
we have learned of no preliminary
effort being made for demonstra
tion or celebration here as yet