The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-02-02
Local Happenings.

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Feb. 3rd and 4th.
Mr.. f. w. Doison Is very sick
with the grippe.
Mr.. James Polling, of N N,rth Wal.
nut St., Is very sick.
Prof. Rayman visited the college
at Marietta last week.
Bicycle Races at Columbus Feb.
Ord and 4th, half fare.
F. M. Russell, OF Riverdale, is the
lat est victim Of La Grippe.
This IS ground hog day, wonder
il the old fellow saw his shadow.
Frank Martin, of Marion, was a
business visitor to Logan Saturday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. "Doly"
Stedam, Saturday night, daugh-
ter.
Willard Huls of Murray City was
business visitor to Logan Satur-
day.
Mr.. Ephrism Shultz was a
pleasant caller at this office Satur-
day.
Sleighing parties have been the
all-absorbing past time the week
past.
Mrs. Daniel Ackers who has been
seriously i'll with the grippe, is i'm
proving.
Half fare TO Columbus Feb. Ord
and 4th account Ladies Bicycle
Races.
Mr.. John Rish, of Enterprise,
was a pleasant caller at this office
Saturday.
Excursion rates to Columbus ac-
count Ladies Bicycle Races Feb
3rd and 4th.
Miss Lille Sparks visited her
sister Mrs. Ed Shaw OF Morris
Chapel last week.
The social given at the home OF
Mrs. Lew McGill Saturday even
ing was success In every particu-
lar.
Miss Lucy Bierly gave surprise
party In honor OF her mothers
birthday anniversary Saturday
evening.
Miss Georgia Hopley, editor of
the School Journal of Columbus,
was pleasant caller at this office
yesterday.
Mr.. John L. Canty, who has been
suffering from that fashionable
malady "La Grippe" is able to be I
out again.
Mrs. Fred Willige, Of Middleport T
O, is the guest OF Mr.. Willige's s
mother Mrs. j. S. Shaw on North t
Mulberry st. o
For the above occasion tickets e
will be sold at half fare, good going Il
Feb. 3rd and 4th and returning in
Guiding Feb. 4th. {
Lawrence A. and Mrs. Culver s.
and their daughter Florence de- C
parted Saturday for st, Louis, Mo,
their future home. n
Mr.. John w. Moore, of Columbus o
was in Logan Inst week, called "
here by the death Of his grand. e
mother Mrs. Patton. L
Miss Jesse PEBBLES, who has been 81
school at the Good Shep- IL
herd convent In Columbus, has re- Sc
turned to her home here. k
l.. M. McGill, who has recently W
recovered from a severe attack of Il
the grip made business trip to ST
New Straitsville yesterday. HI
Mr. Reichley of Iowa, brother Of g
Post Master Reichley Of Smock, is b'
relatives and friends in VI
his and adjoining counties, after In
an absence OF 40 years.
Mrs. Jacob Shrader, nee Miller,
laughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Myrod hC
Miller Of this city, died at her late
'esldence In Lancaster Sunday gt
The remains will be kl
brought to Logan for interment.
The threatened strike of the fe
miners in the Wellston-Jackson
district has been averted by the ar
lble counsel Of their leaders and er
miners have again returned to
work. tl
Jesse Ryan, our efficient deputy
herifi, was out in the western part LII
# the county Friday and Saturday sill
erving summons on some OF the
ood people in the vicinity OF Tn
suena Vista and appraising land tn
ear South Perry. Jesse informed lo'
IS 1t was such a pleasant (O trip
With the themomiter 10 below zero hi
nd Jack Frost playing hide and
eek with his nose and ears.
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