The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-04-27

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this Office. A few extras were
printed.
--Messrs Wright, Tritsch, and
Rochester, our Trustees for Water
Works, we're on an inspection tour
this week. Nelsonville, Athens,
and several other places were Wis
tied.
Rev. a. C. Kelley, Mt one time
Presiding Elder of this district but
now stationed atthe Broad street
Nj. l.. church in Columbus, was in
our city Thursday visiting old
friends.
We are sorry to learn of the
death of DR.. Geo. Lepley, at Sand
Run. The DR.. was Il promising
young physician, and his sudden
demise is much regretted by his
many friends here.
Quite number of Loganites
took in the Sells Bros. circus at Co.
lumbus Thursday and Friday and
also quite number took advant-
age of the cheap rates to the Capt.
to! city to do some shopping.
DIR. j. p. II. Stedem, ofNewark,
one of Logan's sons, has been APP
pointed health officer of Newark.
1t will be more gratifying to his
many friends here to know that he
was chosen among ten of Newark Is
prominent physicians.
MIR. Ira Mackay has sold his
dray and horses to Mr.. Lige Har-
den. We understand that Mr.
Mackay has received tlattering of
fers from Columbus parties TO enter
their employ at his profession that
of an engineer.
MIR. Tom Harris, of Logan, who
has been employed for some time
by the New Pittsburg Coal Co. in
putting up the boilers and ma
chinery at their new mine, has
moved his family and will reside
there for the present.
IA Nest Desirable Possession
is the subject for morning at the
NJ. e. church next Sunday. "The
Tendency of the Modern Drama,'
is the subject for evening, being
the second of Il series of sermons
on "Popular Amusements."
The county of Athens is bonded
for 100000 and all to be used fol
the building of good roads. The
bonds sold at Il premium of Sc, 900
We congratulate the citizens o
Athens in this step of improvement
and hope that Hooking will soor
follow.
Kate Fields Washington, prob
ably the best known newspaper il
this country owned and edited by
woman, will suspend for a periot
of six months, owing to the il
health of Miss Field. This brigh
woman will go to Europe for tina
period, and upon her return in tho
winter will again take up the per
and renew the paper which has
been so largely quoted throughou
the United States. The paper, q
weekly, was started in 1890, anc
has attracted unusual attention a
the hands of the reading public.
Miss Jessie CLANCY, daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Chaney, viii
be united in marriage to Mr.. Jane
L. Pickering of Lancaster, mex
Thursday, at high noon. Mis-
CLANCY is one of Circleville's mos
accomplished young ladies, havin
at one time been assistant hig
school teacher i'm CircIeville's pull
lie schools. Mr.. Pickering is highl
spoken of and is one of Lancaster
leading young attorneys. Mis-
CLANCY will he recognized as tn
young lady who took such an activ
part in the Epworth League cor
vention held here last fall. He
many admirers OF this place exten
their heartiest congratulations.
Mr.. Ed. Bridge and his lad
friend made flying trip to Logar
Sunday. Mr.. George Tennyhi
and wife spent part of last wee
visiting friends in Logan Cha
Vail and wife visited Mr.. Vail
parents, in logan, last week Mi,
Ada Hushour spent last Sunday i
Logan with her sister, Mrs. Wicke
-. Quite number OF Nelsonvill
boys took advantage Of the fiji
weather, Sunday, to drive to l.
gan. j. Il. Bowers, II Loga
brakeman, was caught between I'll
water tank and side dump fiat {
: Glen Ebon, Friday morning, an
received internal injuries about til
r chest, however not of serious NJ
7 turn ITn WAC pnI,nht In on aiu n