The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-01-12
DIR. G. o. Allen, of Haydenville,
paa In Logan Thursrlav ~


MIR. II. j. Woodwork, county
treasurer elect, is in the city.
IF you wish the news In full,
daily, leave your order with Roy
Kern. He delivers 1t to your
homes, regularly.
w. ..P. Magruder has sold the
Somerset Press to w. j. Mortar,
formerly of the Rushville Items.
Mr.. Magruder win go to Atlanta,
Georgia.
&C. E. Bowen, j. +. Tritsch and
Thos. Rochester attended the meet.
ing of the stockholders of the Ports
mouth Fire Brick Co., in Ports
mouth on last Tuesday.
e. p. Armstrong, the popular
livery man, is in Cincinnati this
week, buying buggies, carts, phae-
tons, &C., for the spring trade, which
he expects to be unusually good.
John Strentz has not only COM
pleted one of the incest school hous-
es in the state, at Nelsonville. but
has the job accepted and the money
in his pocket, consequently John Is
happy.
1T is currently reported that
Mr.. Will Tennyhill, of this city, and
Ed. Hood, of Lancaster, will open
new tailoring establishment in
this city in the spring. Both are
practical tailors.
I'm the large, new brick build
ing near the Union Depot at Colum.
bus, will be found in the future,
Geo. Mumford, one of our prosper
Gus townsmen, in the wholesale
grocery and dry goods business.
Judge Slough come down from
Lancaster Thursday evening to
hold a short session Of court, at the
instance of the sickness of Judge
Huffman. Judge Slough received
the report of and discharged the
Grand Jury.
We are glad to note that Bro.
F. M. Mckay, editor of the Journ-
al, is fast recovering from his Sc
we're injuries caused by a fall on
the icy pavement. j. w. Moore
has charge of the editorial staff in
the editors absence.
The boys lifted some fine fish
during. the raise of the river, the
first of the week. They, no doubt,
go on the principle of "some suck
ers, some sinners, if I don't catch
them somebody else WILL" and cast
their nets regardless.
do you wish to locate in the
South? If so join one of the cheap
excursions and look the ground
over before. locating Jan. 9Th, Feb,
5th, March 5th, April both, half
fare. See g. w. Schwenke, agent
for further information.
Rev. E. w. Work, formerly 8
school boy Of Logan, late of Woos.
ter College, has been appointed te
the lucrative position of pastor ol
the Third Presbyterian Church al
Dayton, Ohio. We congratulate
Rev. Work on the progress he has
made in his call to the ministry.
-aJim" Porter, of New Lexing
ton, who assisted in issuing the
"Daily Sentinel" during the Terre
trial, and we'll and favorably known
to many of our citizens, died at his
home Sunday last from injuirie!
received from the accidental dis.
charge of a friends gun, while
hunting, one day last week.
Miss Lille Walsh, daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walsh who re
side few miles south of town, diet
ON Wednesday afternoon of las
week after lingering illness witt
a pulmonary affection, aged % yrs
The funeral services were held a
the Catholic church, Saturday fore
noon. In the absence of Fathe
Mattingly, Father Powers oficiat
ed,-Athens Er.
"A number of Logan's most lit
erary ladies met at the home o
Mrs. DR.. Campbell, last Wednesds,
evening, and organized q "Touris
: Club" whose purpose it is to tray
erse the world and visit all tn
principle cities in . literary wa,
The organization is as follows
President, Mrs. Chas. Wright; Vic
President, Mrs. DR.. Pullen; Secre
!, tary, Mrs. DR.. McManigal: Trea,
urer, Mrs. Jas. Kimberling. Tn
first subject is the "City Of Boston
The case Of the State Of Obi
for the case ofthe Village of LogaI
J against Chris HolI, F. F. Rempe
and others was decided on Monda
, by the Common Pleas Court of tn
, plaintiff. The case was an actio
brought by the Village In the nam
: nf the State AGAINST Chris HOll a