The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-02-09
Local Happenings.

his parents at Nelsonville.
MIR. John II. Brannan was a busi-
ness visitor in Columbus last week
Attorney V. G. Lowery was a
business visitor to Athens last
week.
Mrs G. w. Schwenke visited
friends and relatives in Lancaster
last week.
Mrs. WILDER Hills is able to be
out again after Il severe attack of
the grippe.
Mrs. John +. White is visiting in
Athens, the guest Of her sister Mrs.
George Reynolds.
Mrs. lIenry Kessler was the
guest of Lancaster friends the lat.
ter part of last week.
Mr.. John Hansel and Eli Kellar
were called to Lima Saturday by
the death of u relative.
The entertainment to he given
soon by the G. A. h. is progressing
very well. The cast is Il grand one
and the best talent of Logan is Sc
cured.
Miss Dora Nupp of Columbus is
visiting in this community called
hero by the serious illness of her
brother.
Our big FIRE team is getting in
good training in their new harness
by the kindly patience and care of
driver Allen Ray.
Mr.. j. r. Glass, who has been Sc
riously i'll at his home with
the "grip," we are glad to say, is
again on the street.
Mrs. T.J. Cline and children desire
to thank most sincerely the many
kind friends who aided them during
the sickness and death of the hus-
band and father.
And still the grocery war goes
on. Stratton and Upton one day
last week got Arbuckle coffee down
to l2tc per package. This is good |
for the poor consumer.
The X. & NJ. trains were COM
PEELED to come up over the G. II. V.
& Il. from Athens, on last Saturday
because of bridges washed out over
their line between Athens and
POmeroy.
Professor Fowler, of Athens, clos
ed last evening very successful
term Of dancing school in our city,
and will enter onto a second term
next week. He is master Of the
art and has made graceful bearing
out ofuncertain step among a large
class of our young folks.
The Red Men Tuscaloosa Tribe
No. 80. will confer the Adoption
and Hunter degrees on few can
didates next Thursday evening. 1t
is reported that the new order
among us is growing rapidly and
much enthusiasm is manifest
among the Red Skins.
The store room of JAS. A. Oliver
is undergoing some repairs. The
floor is being lowered and many
other improvements are being
made. Mr.. oliver will be ready in
few days to show his handsome
line of furniture in one of the best
equipped store rooms in the city.
Mr.. G. q. Hengst If Columbus,
Ohio, was the guest of his mother,
Mrs. Margaret Hengst of near Lo.
gan last Sunday. Mr.. IIengst who
is one Of IIocking's promising young
men has secured IA lucretive posi-
tion with Lang, Schenk & Co,
wholesale liquor dealers of Colum-
bus, o, as book keeper.
G. NJ. Bow.by the jolly good
natured storekeeper at the o. p.
was in the city over Sunday. Char
ley came down Saturday evening
in response to call to attend o
called meeting of the School Board
but the meeting failed to materie-
lize and G. NJ. forsooth, was not in
the best of humors when we met
him, for having him travel 80
miles to attend meeting that, il
seems, was not down on the bills.
Mr.. Nelson Armstrong having I
purchased the stock of goods form {
erly owned by Ed. A. Myers, is |
closing it out actually below cost, !
If his patronage is such as to Justify t
Il continuance, he will remain in :
the clothing business here, erect :
an elegant residence on his pro- I
perty in the rear of the @. p. Church, G.
and become one Of US again. Mr. d
Armstrong is hustling business {
man and will be great acquisition I
to our social AS we'll as business in. /
terests should he conclude to re- I
main with us.-Laurelville Re [
cord. r
We are sorry to lose Nelson from I
our midst and hope he will recon- {
slider the matter about locating at
our neighboring village and make r
up his mind TO go into business r
and settle down in Logan. Mr..
while resident of our !,
city made many warm friends who
will be 10th TO see him leave. In
that he concludes to
make IaureIville his future home