The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-04-14
Personal.
The sanitary sewer dltching Is
progressing very rapidly.

Squire Kline, of Enterprise,
made us a business call Friday.
Clerk Sparnon canvassed the
vote Of the corporation Thursday.
Mrs. Lucius Wright, of Hayden"
vile was visitor in Logan Monday.
DR.. G. P.Aplin Of Carbon Hill was
business visitor in our city Satur-
day.
Miss Eugene Cook, Of Columbus
is the guest Of her friends in this
city.
Miss Julia Wheeler of Nelson
vile was the guest of Logan friends
Saturday.
Mrs. McGillvray and daughter,
of Macarthur, are guests of friends
here this week.
MFR. Dan Soliday, OF Carbonhill,
is attending court this week, serv-
ing on the jury.
Miss Lulu Mcdowell of Nelson
vile, was the guest of her cousin
Miss Irma.Crow last week.
A man cannot be sane and COM
NIT the awful crimes Of Holmes OF
Philadelphia and Smith of Akron,
Ohio.
Squire Devore, the old wheel
horse and land mark of Benton
township was Il business visitor in
Logan Tuesday.
Mr.. Dan Beery, who was recent
ly hurt in the wild dash in the
manhole, has returned to his home
near Winchester.
The h honors shift in the whist
world. The two champions OF re-
cent victory were beaten two
straits by the most ordinary easy
marks.
Mr.. Dick Collins, of Straitsville,
the crack bali player of these parts
passed through here Tuesday en-
route for Peoria where he will play
this season.
If any man in Logan now says
he can not get work you can set it
down that he does not want work
very bad. lie can got work on the
sewerage every day.
Mr.. Ben Fisher and Ed Kelly OF
Union Furnace were in the city
Thursday. Work is little slack
at the Furnace now but good pros
poets for the summer.
The management of the base ball
team wish to thank the citizens of
Logan and the young people for
their liberal patronage at their ball
on last Tuesday evening.
Misses Ivy Dollison and Ella
Kelsey and Messrs Ned Keggy and
Frank Davis, of Bremen, were the
guests of the Misses Della and
Franc Dollison Sunday.
Mr.. James G. Dick, left this
morning for Lancaster, where he s
will continue his labors in behalf
of the Natural Gas Co. Mr.. Dick
has made many friends during his
short stay here who will regret his
sudden departure.
Henr ry Ward Dcecher once in
formed man who came to him
complaining of gloomy and des-
pondent feelings, that what he
most needed was good cathartic, {
meaning, Of course, such medicine ,
as Ayers Cathartic Pills, every
dose being effective. d
Married at the residence of Rev.
w. II. Wright, April 8, Mr.. James
Woodland TO Miss Edith Sherrard, I
and Mr.. Luther J. Wyskiver to |
Miss Jennetta a. Woodland, all OF l
near Starr.
Pete Sloane, the recorder elect, 9
was in the city Monday shaking
hands with the boys, and giving :
out some samples Of cigars he is i
travelling for until he takes his seat
MS Recorder in September.
Miles Pendergrast moved his
store to the room on Main street \
formerly occupied by the ladies'
the ladies moved in the 7
property in the room for
merly occupied by the John Rauch n
meat market.
Take Simmons Liver Regulator \
to prevent illness from the Malarial d
poison which comes with the
Spring months. Simmons Liver G
Regulator is a mild laxative that a
;leanses the system and purifies
he blood. An excellent Alternative I.
md tonic for the Spring. II have l.
'een very much improved in health b.
~ taking Simmons Liver Regula-
or."-M. Newport, Williamsburg, ~
Ky. j.