The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-05-18

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administrator of the estate of VIM
Fetherolf, deceased.
Sunday excursion to Jackson o
May 3Oth, fare 80 cents round triI
from Logan. Special train leaves
at $3.50 a. m. Returning leaves
Jackson at $3.50 p. m.
Messrs Squire Martin and VIM
Shull of Joe p. o. two of the Demo.
cratic wheel horses of Marion tp.,
were circulating among their num-
erous friends here Saturday.
Sixty-one tickets were sold at the
Logan station Sunday for Cincin-
natl, and by the way, we might al
so suggest that sixty-one people
who went from Logan, were also
sold.
The Misses Rebecca Robinson
and Aim Tom of Haydenville fol-
lowing a pleasant visit here the
guests of MIR. and Mrs. E. P. Kried-
er returned home Saturday even
ing.
Warsaw Ind, May 18th to Aug
ust 31st '97,half fare plus per cent.
Tickets good for Is uays from date
of sale, Account, Winona Assem-
bly,. Call on G. w. Schwenke, agent
for particulars.
Judge Wright is holding court
over in Perry this week. He will
also appoint the jury commission
for Perry this session. Mrs. Judge
Wright accompanied him over on
this trip for short visit.
What has become of that band
stand the council promised to erect
last summer? Come gentlemen
don't all speak at once. Let US
have band stand, it may be an
inducement towards having an oc-
casionaI open air concert the COM
ing summer.
Mr.. Thomas Price has purchased
the place of his father, Ed. Price,
on Gallagher Ave-, and takes pos
session Monday next. Tom is
genial gentleman and has many
friends who wish him well. The
retiring proprietor, Ed Price, is a
favorite among the boys, who wish
him a pleasant retirement.
Editor J. b. and Mrs. Dollison, of
the DEMoCRA'r, and Lewis Green
and wife, left this morning for Gin
cinnati, there to join the Hooking
and Ohio Valley Association, OF
which they are members, to take
ten days jaunt, their annual out
ing. They will visit the Nashville
Exposition, Lookout Mountain,an
other points of interest.
Popular excursion and concert at
jackson Electric Park, Sunday
May 30th. The g. III. V. & Il. Ry.,
will run popular excursion to
Jackson, for the Pugh Vidette Con-
cert at Electric Park. Train will
leave Logan at $3.50 a. m. and re-
turning leave Jackson at $3.50 p. m.
and Wellston pm, Rates so cts.
round trip, including admission to
Park and Concert.
Frasch Bros. are improving their
business room by tearing out the
old front and replacing it with
handsome one of plate glass. The
entrance will be diagonal with the
street. The improvement, when
completed, will add much to the
appearance OF the building, and we
would that we hau more enterprls-
ing men who take enough pri lie in
their properties to add improve
ments which are much needed.
Judge j. B. Riason has put a
handsome book case In the Probate
Court room for the occupancy of
the many law books OF the court,
and his own private library. This
Is u handsome and much needed
piece of furniture, as the books
have been piled up in the windows
heretofore.
Hon. John j. Lentz was a visitor
in our city this week, the guest Of
Judge o. w. II. Wright. He was
here in consultation with Judge
Wright, his joint council lin the
celebrated Hooking Coal & Iron
Co. case. The Judge and his dis
guest made us a pleas
ant call during the stay of Mr..
Lentz.
Judge o. w. III. Wright is hold
ing court in Perry this week. Dur
ing his past term of court there, he
tried several hundred knurley cas-
es, and had but nine carried up, but
two OF which were reversed, and
those on mere difference of law