The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-09-04

Stoody, of Gibisonville, attended
the institute in this city this week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cresap has gone
to Xenia o., where she will spend
a couple of months with her sister.
Fred Hoppe, Hugo Rempel,
Harry Green and j. T. Brannan
were Rock House visitors last Sun
day.
Comrade Tom Allen of the
Journal Gazette staff is touring the
country inspecting the McKinly
forces.
Miss Malta Dollison has return
ed from Chicago where she has
completed Conservatory course
of music.
Messrs Cody and Morgan, of
Nelsonville passed through Logan
on their wheels this week en- route
TO Columbus.
J..T. Brannan represented the
Columbus Evening Press at the
Democratic meeting at Laurelville
last Saturday. y
Mr.. Tom Weiland left last We'd
nesday evening for Holy Ghost
College Pittsburg, Pa, to take
course of studies.
Diptheria still fingers in the out
skirts of our town, a menace to the
approaching opening of our schools.
Jackson Herald.
Mr.. John Smith the Democratic
candidate for commissioner from
Laurel township, was caller at
this office Wednesday.
Mrs. A. V. Crawford and little
son Donald, are the guests of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. William
Watkins at Dayton Ohio.
The Lancaster Gazette says:
Hon. John f. White of Logan
spent Sunday at the Boys In.
dustrial School at Lancaster.
1 have 10 buggies and spring
wagons that l will sci! at cost.
They must sell.
Becker & Co.
Marriage licences were issued
this week to hubert G. Furgison
and Daisy M. West, and Hiram
Rosser and Miss Cora Bowers.
Miss Mary McCaulf, who has
been the guest of Miss Mary Maher
in Lancaster the past week, has re-
turned to her home in this city.
Fashionable Stiff Hats in black
and brown $l.5O, $500 $3.50 and
$500. Soft Hats from $40 upward
at Brown Bros. don't fail to see
them.
Mrs. B. G. Reber and little
daughter Clara have returned
home after a pleasant two weeks
visit with Mrs. Max Seifert at
Circleville.
Married by Rev.. F. Williams
at his residence in Logan Sept. 9Th
Mr.. Oliver f. Thompson of Mel
sonville and Miss Cora A. Burritt
of this place.
Mr.. A. Ii. Wilson called at our
Office yesterday and informed us
that he is still Democrat, after all
of Grosvenor's fine speech on We'd
nesday cvening.
Mrs. j. L. Rudisill left Thursday
for Lancaster to attend the twenty
third Annual Convention of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of Lancaster District.
Working Shirts, overalls, Jackets,
ready made pants, gloves and nit
tens. Best goods on the market at
prices to suit the closest buyer al
ways on hand at Brown Bros.
Miss Grace NJ. Keiss of Cambridge |
City Ind, who has been the guest |
of Miss Amelia Stiers was suddenly |
called home Tuesday on account OF |
the serious illness of her grand
mother.
Hog cholera Is raging in Pick
away county with disastrous re-
suits. One farmer, Mr.. John
Voorhees, has lost l6 of his hogs by
this terrible disease and many
mors are sick.
Judge S. III. Bright has moved
into his new home on Glen View
Heights, formerly occupied by
Willis Mcdonald. Mr.. Wander
vert has moved into the house
vacated by Mr.. Bright.
"The Tongue" is the subject of
the sermon Sunday evening, by
John e. RudisIll, pastor M. +.
Church. The subject for morning
is: "ElJah in Horeb, or Discour-
aged Prophets Mission"