The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-01-15
Local Happenings.

WIFI d. W h6D6P.
Mr.. J. Il. Dollison is on the sick
list.
Mr.. p. j. Lytle is very sick at his
homo on First st.
John NUtestone was Logan
visitor this week.
oar physicians are kept busy
tending to grippe patients.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. White are
Cincinnati visitors this week,
james Houston J. p, is seriously
i'll with faint hope Of recovery.
Mrs. Jennort entertained the
"Big Six" Whist Club Tuesday.
f. d. Luye of Athens was bust
ness visitor in Logan yesterday.
Mrs. JetTries is visiting in Toledo,
the guest of her sister Mrs. Elliot.
Mr.. John Smith, Of Gibisonville,
was in Logan on business Wednes-
day.
Bert Frazier of South Perry was
viewing the sights ofour city We'd
nesday. ..'.
Mrs. William Clark of Union
Furnace was Logan shopper
Tuesday.
Mr.. C. Il. Goodwin, of Parkers-
burg w. Va, was a business visitor.
in Logan this week.
J. Il. Mccormick Is business
visitor at New Straitsville and
Corning this week.
Mr.. Price Judy of near South
Perry was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
j. II. Bright Tuesday.
Mr.. Will Huston, of PIT. Pleasant
w. Va, was pleasant caller. at
this Office Wednesday.
Mr.. w. +. Egan, of the Adelphi
Border News, was welcome visit.
or to our sanctum yesterday.
Mart Kanode following a severe
wrestle with the grip is able to be
at his post OF duty at the depot.
Mr.. Peter Stimmel died at mis-
late residence near MaXville, Mon
day afternoon at / o'clock of droI-
sy.
Mr.. p. A. Bright has returned to
his duties at Macarthur, after being
detained by sickness at his home
here.
Mr.. Menough, the Yost typewrit-
er agent from Cincinnati, was a
pleasant caller at this Office yester-
day.
Gus Bair'l, of the great state Of
Ohio, was in town ednesday
shaking hands with his many
friends.
Mrs. u. V. Rainey, of East Main
ST., had the misfortune to fall yes
terday morning, sustaining painful
but not serious injury.
Morse Donohue, L. NJ. Braddock
and John Ferguson, legal lights Of
Perry county were in attendance at
court here last evening.
II. b. Peters, John Dcnman and
M. link of Lancaster attended the
receivership trial of the G. S. & Ii.
at the court house last night.
ThOs. Lutz, S. Springer, NJ. Lutz,
Allen Fiandt, David Lutz and
William Lutz of Perry were the
guests of the Rcmpel House We'd
'pesday.
Hon. ID. l.. Sleeper of Columbus
dispensed some of his legal lore at
the Court House last evening in the
interest of the receivership of the
c. S. & II, Ry.
b. +. Guerin, President of the c.
S. & H., G. @. Hoover treasurer and |
Il. n. Dunnlng Auditor Of the G. S.
&. II. Ry were in the city yesterday
on business connected with the
court.
We take the following, from the
New Lexington Tribune of Jan.
II:
The trial of L. A. Culver for en-
bczzling the funds of the Logan
bank is In progress this week be-
fore Judge Slough, at Logan. There
are near 800 witnesses subpGnaed
in the case, and it is exciting con-
siderable interest in our neighbor-
ng county of Hooking.
Are you not Il little previous on
this matter! The trial in question
will not be heard until next week.
Ed.
The notice which appeared un-
der the head Of police news saying
that +. j. Kreig had violated city
ordinance is erroneous. Mr.. Kreig
is one of our substantial business
men and in justice to HIM we wish