The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-03-06
LOCALS.

visitor this week.
Judge Slough was in Logan yestcr.
day attending court.
Byron Wolfe of Chicago is Il guest
of relatives in this city.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. p. Murtha,
Tuesday, March 3, son.
Mr.. George Mumford and wife of
Columbus, were in the city yester-
day.
Mrs. John Hartman died at her
home near Logan, Tuesday after
noon.
Republican Convention at Colum-
bus Mch 8, 10 and 1lth, rate $l.5O
round trip.
Half fare to Columbus and return
March 8, 10 and IL, good for return
until March 18th.
$l.5O to Columbus and return Mch.
9, 10 and llth, good for return until
Mch 18th inclusive.
Columbus and return March 8, 10,
and IL, good for return until March
18th inclusive, $l,50.
Hon. J. J. Lentz of Columbus at
tended court yesterday in the inter
ests of the G. II. c. & l. Go.
Mr.. p. f. Stockwell, of Lancaster,
was in our city yesterday looking
cfter his business interests here.
Miss Helen Pursell was in Pt. Pleas
ant the guest of the Misses Augusta
an | Josephine Howard last week.
Mrs. $. j. Wright, Miss Grace
Wright and Mrs. Palmeter, of Ian
caster, were the guests of Mrs. w.
G. Moore yesterday.
The Saturday Club will be enter
tanned by Mrs. II. +. Rayman to-
mc row afternoon. The subject be-
fore the club is England of Today"
Walter Price and Earnest Rauch,
students at the Columbus Medical
College are spending their spring va
cation with their parents in this city.
Mr.. Henry r. Myers and Miss Ida
Nj. Haybron were married at the
Presbyterian parsonage by the Rev.
DIR. d. r. Moore Wednesday morn
ing.
Mr.. Harry Olmsted, of Columbus,
was a business visitor here yester-
day. Mr.. Olmstead has rented the
Todd property and will move his
family here in the near future.
Mrs. Leonard, of Columbus, is a |
guest in our city of the Misses Me-
Bride. Mrs. Leonard will be remem-
bered as Miss Kittio Mahony the sis
ter of FIR. Mahony late of st. Johns
church.
The Lutheran League was entertain
ed Tuesday evening by Miss Carrie
Lutz of East Second st. The Rev.
Winters lectured on "The Senses of
Sight and Hearing" A dainty
luncheon was served.
Republican State Convention at
Columbus March 8, 10 and llth. For
the above occasion the c. II. V. at.
Ry will sell excursion tickets at half
iare on March o, 10 and IL, good TO
return until March l3, inclusive.
The Populists in convention Mon.
day night nominated the following
city ticket: For Mayor, james
B own; Marshal, Alf.rd Polling; for
Clerk, ID. w. Stephan; Treasurer,
w. ;. Friesner Street Commissions
er, Sam Clark.
One Of the convincing features of
the Spiritualstic entertainment at
the Opera House the other evening
given by Miss Winnie Anderson was
mailing the board to the chair. The
all say even if she was
united who ever heard of woman
hitting a nail on the head one time
m ten.
There were four members of the
kleinschmidt family of Logan in |
Lancaster between trains this morn
ng, This honest industrious family
)f stonemasons have contracts all
over the country and their work is
'f the highest grade in their line.
They put in the stone work of a fur
lace at Buffalo New York, and OF e
It Tonowanda in the same state.
They were on their way to Zanes-
Vile today where they have con-
ract for doing the stone work of a
last furnace.-Lancaster Gazette.