The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-12-01

in Columbus, the guest Of Mrs. E.
B. Comley.
The Knights Of ST. John are
having natural gas put In their
lodge rooms.
Go to John Ucker's for chick
ems, turkeys, oysters, celery, and
fresh meats.
Repairing neatly and promptly
done at Stockwell & Beck's by JnO.
g. Petty. 29-4t.
Miss Kate Varley and Mary
Jostin, of Athens, are the guests of
Mrs. Henry Kessler.
-NIiss Kate Hopley, of Columbus
was the guest of Miss Katherine
Friesner, Thursday.
Mr.. Pascal Bright came home
from Athens to spend Thanksgiv-
ing with his parents.
Mrs. riahBrown, of the Ave-
nue., spent Thanksgiving with her
parents in New Straitsville.
Fresh pork, choice steaks, juicy
roasts, delicious bologna, elegant
sausage, and puddin,' at Geo. Fox.
MIR. Gordon Armstrong of Della
ware spent Thanksgiving with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Arm
strong.
Mrs. John Slisher and baby, Ida
and Phoebe Slisher spent Thanks
giving in Lancaster, the guests Of
Mrs. Michaels.
We have received this, week a
nice line of Ladies & Gentlemen's
Slippers suitable for the Holiday
trade at Stockwell & Beck, Murphy
Block. 29-4t.
MIR. John Rauch Is In receipt Of
a telegram from his son Will, tell
ing him he was In railroad wreck
last week, between Kansas City
and Chicago. He was considerably
bruised.
Communion services at the
Presbyterian church tomorrow,
Morning subject, elbow Jesus OBJ
tained His Throne;" evening, "The
Doom of the Ungodly." Prepara-
tory lecture this afternoon at 2:30
o'clock.
MIR, Wesley Sharon of near
Sand Run, this county, was brought
before j. M. Floyd, ]. p, Thursday,
charged with discharging fire arms
in a passenger coach. The defend
ant plead guilty to the charge and
was fined, with costs to the amount
of $500.
The ground has been broken for
the foundation of the handsome
cottage of Will Kessler, in the Pond
Addition. Lafayette Krieg has the
contract for the building which is an
assurance that the work will be ar.
tistically done.
MIR. Will Wagenhals the elec-
trician at the Electric Light plant
here has resigned his position and
accepted full charge of the electric
light and street railway system of
Chillicothe. Mr.. Wagenhals was
an efficient mechanic and clever
gentleman with many friends here.
Mr.. Charley Lutz, the brilliant son
of Henry Lutz, stockholder in the
plant, has accepted the position va
Gated by Mr.. Wagenhals.
Judge Huffman, convened court
yesterday to hear the argument on
the motion for a new trial in the
case of Mrs Mary Thompson vs the
G. II. v. g. T. Ry. 1t will be re-
membered that the case was tried
at the last setting of the court and
the jury gave Mrs. Thompson dam.
ages for $500. Messrs G. o. Hun.
ter, of Columbus. L. d. Vickers
8. Weldy & G. 81. Buerhaus are the
attorneys for the railroad and
Messrs l.. J. Burgess, o. w. III
Wright, r. o. Petit and G. v
, Wright are the attorneys for Mrs
Thompson. A decision will proba
bly, be given sometime this after
noon. In the case of Anna Malay
Pltf. VS. George Malay, Deft. fol
the divorce, decree was granted
with 5000 alimony, by Judge Huff
man, today.
!, Mrs. William Patterson, who
has been over at Logan for two OF
three weeks past, the guest of Aud
|. itOr Armstrong and family, was
joined by her husband on Sunday
and who remained until Tuesday
afternoon. On Monday an opera
tion was performed on Mrs. Patter
son by Dr.. Raney, a dentist, assist
ed by DR.. Campbell, in which a par
of tooth was removed that hat
: been driven up through the gumI
: of her mouth and forced into tn,
! flesh just to the right of the nose
I This was done sometime ago, Will,
: having her teeth extracted, and thu
lady has suffered intense pain ant
3 annoyance ever since. Many per
sons thought the affected spot OF
the face q sure Indication of cancer
, But all this has been relieved by
!. Logan Doctors taking almost thu
whole OF q tooth from the part com
q planned of.
Mrs. Patterson now feels mucl
better and the strain on her nerv
, GUS system has been greatly abated
1I-Adelphi Border Neys.
I Dan McKeever's saloon wa
entered by some sheak thief, las
! Monday night, by going through
q transom over door connecting tn
I saloon and Bob Lyons butche
Z shop. They gained entrance to tn,
y butcher shop through the rear doc
4 which was either left unlocked O
. . the key stolen after they had lock
!. ed 1t, and before they retired To-
y kho h., mn. T.