The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-02-09

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the writer's on "good roads" that
there Is no market in Logan for the
products of our farmers. Merchant
men to the front.
Samuel Treece, Of Murray City,
was brought before U. S. Commits
sioner Lowry, Thursday, charged
with selling liquor without license.
Plead not guilty, and the trial was
set for hearing on the 10Th inst.
"A gentleman Of Logan, whose
vcracity is unquestionable, said
that out west, somewhere, the ther-
! mometer registered 60 degrees be-
low zero and vet the people re-
ceived notice of IL cold wave com
ing.
Miss Bertha Wright entertained
in q handsome manner II few of her
friends on Friday evening Of last
week. There were, in all. sixteen
guests. At ten O'clock luncheon
was served, consisting oftu-tufruti
and cake. Miss Bertha was assisted
by her two sisters, Miss Cora and
Mrs. Harry Rose.
Logan is always up to the times
in charity work. a meeting of the
citizens was held at the l.. A. G.
rooms, Thursday evening, and a
"Pound Party" organized to solicit
pound donations from every per-
son in town that can give that
amount. This will accumulate a
great deal of provisions for the
needy.
Bert Engle, Train Dispatcher
for the G. ii. V. & 7. R'y, here, was
married to Miss Kate Fox, the
beautiful daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Fox, on last Tuesday, at CO.
lumbus, by Bishop Watterson. May
there come to the happy couple as
little trouble to mar the pleasures
of life as is wont to befall the most
fortunate of people, is the wish of
the DEMOCRAT.
A. H. Wilson has given his pa
per, the Sentinel, to be used one
| issue by the ladies of the Logan Re.
lief Corps for charitable purposes
all proceeds to be applied to relief
of the poor. Although it may not
prove a decided success at this
f time, yet Mr.. Wilson is to be com.
mended for his generosity in tend.
ering the use of his medium fol
charity.
Editor J. G. Upton, of the Pro.
gress, published at Hancock, Mich
igan, has been a visitor with par.
ents this week. We regret our alb.
sence from the sanctum on Friday
of last week when he, with his
brother, A. G. Upton, the East End
Grocer, paid us visit. We would
be pleased to have the gentlemen
call again and hope it will be oul
fortune to be at our desk.
We learn that some of oul
townspeople have been sending
: away to "Cheap John" grocery
houses for groceries, merely be
/, cause they are cheap. There is &
handsome profit realized on the
e class of goods they are selling, ant
any Logan firm would be glad IL
I duplicate their order. A. c.. Tip
ton, at the East End Grocery, tellI
4 us that he will fill at the list price
any order presented, if accompa
e MED by the cash.
, The old signs, "Look Out fo
Y the Cars" at railroad crossings, will
be removed and something more
g intelligent be put in their places
@ In compliance with the suggestion
h of the Supreme Court the words
r stop! Look! Listenw will adorr
the sign posts. We are glad Of thu
change for the old "IIook Out fo
!, the Cars" in this day seems an alb
y surd expression, unless ii is a Gu
of cars kicked over u switch tina
the public are warned to look ou
for.
EDITOR ]. Nj. Floyd entertained
;, u number of his friends on Wed
. nesday night of last week, with ,
delightful card party. A superl
supper Was served and royal tim
was he'd. Those enjoying the Ed
:" itor's hospitality were Messer
= Lawrence Yerges, Eek Sands
u Clerk Lappen, Chas. Schwenkt
Frank Rochester, Darley Moore
d Sheriff Ryan, and Chas. Rose
y Judge Slough was one of the invi
" ted guests but WAS unable to b
h present as he had to return TO Ian
caster for court.-Guest.
y The fates seem to lie agains
y any meeting of the General Assem-