The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-01-24
BRIEF

hi' "OHu OllonCI Wdo NuIItOi
city visitor Wednesday.
G. G. Seesholtz. of South Perry,
attended court this week.
The maD-aBout-town in the Daily
Jo, rnal is talking politics.
Mrs. Anna Seesholtz, Of South
Perry, was in this city Tuesday.
( Miss Mable Ro5e was taken quite
sick at school Tuesday afternoon.
NLe Andrew Blum, of Enterprise
was a caller at this Office Wednes.
day.
Messrs Jim and Marvin Martin
spent Sunday with friends in Lam
caster.
The winter is most gone by and
we haven't heard Of n commissary
in our midst.
Mrs. Fred Preston, Of Nelson
vile, was the guest of Mrs Chas.
Rose yesterday.
Miss NADIA Gibson, of Gibson
willie, was pleasant caller at this
Office Tuesday.
Miss Katie Konkler, of Lancas-
caster, is the guest of her cousir,
Miss Ella Savey.
Rev. J. e. Rulisill attended Tie
Anti-Saloon League convention at
Columbus this week.
Work on the storm sewerage in
Gallagher's addition is boo mirg.
This is elegant weather for prog
reSs,
Miss Ella Boltenhamer, of Lam
custer, is the pleasantly entertain
el guest Of Mrs. VIM. Risley, on
Gallagher Avenue.
Miss Alice Motherwell, who has
been the charming guest Of friends
here returned to her home in Find
ley Thursday morning.
Chas. Luiz, the efficient electric
ian with the Citizens Electric
Light plant here, made a business
trip to Columbus Tuesday.
This coming summer promises
to be a busy one for Logan. A vast
amount of work will be done in the
putting down of sanitary sewerage
NJ. Krieg, prominent citizen of
Logan, was the guest of his nephew
Chas. Stocklin, in this city last
Tuesday and Wednesday.-Circle-
vile Democrat and Waterman.
Judge Huffman very highly
complimented the present petit
jury by saying they were far above
the average in intelligence and the
best jury AS whole he had had for
years.
ga Common Sin in Logan,"i is the
subject for Sunday morning at the
Nj. L. church. "rhe Bible-God's
Voice to Man," will be the subject
for evening. This is the last Of the
series Of sermons on the Bible:
Gov. Asa Bushnell and Pres. G.
G. Waite of the Nv. II. II. passed
through our city yesterday mern-
ing IN Pres. Waite's private caf en-
route to Athens where Coy. Bo' H.
nell will attend the meeting of the
State Board of Hospitals AID ksy-
lums. -
The Misses Westenlfaver enter
taincd few guests TUESDAY even
ing. Cards, dancing ahd lnlsic
was the order of tie evenipgj xAn'
elegant bonquet was. $seryedlat II
o'clock. The ggesh.s%efe SMessrs
Lawrence Yergcs, Augustus Baird
VIM. Keynes, Henry Woodworth,
and Frank Blasius jr.
~ very pretty little dance was
given at llartman's Hall Wednes-
day eveng in honor of the young
ladies visiting in our city. The
afF;.ir was managed by Messrs John
Wellman and Charles Oaks. The
strangers present were Miss Wal
dine Rathbone, Marietta; Miss LIE
Ota Clayton, Add; Miss Alice
Motherwell, Findley.
Mr.. Carlton Bright who has been
Sheriff Ryan's most efficient depu-
ty, has resigned and Mr.. Jesse Ry-
an of Sand Run, son of Sheriff Ry-
an, has been appointed in his stead.
Mr.. Bright will soon enter law
school and complete his studies FOR
the Bar. While deputy sheriff
of Hooking Co, Mr.. Bright made
an excellent officer, and his pleas
ing and ever obliging disposition
will be greatly missed in the court
circles.
An effort is being made to secure
Gen. Gordon TO deliveC his famous
lecture here or "The Last Days of
the CCnfederacy." The sum of 100
must he insured and the lecture