The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-06-14

Messrs Ed Sanderson of Hills
boro, and RObt. Sanderson of Wash
ington, @. H., are, expected home
the last of the week for short Wis
it with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. II. Sanderson of East End street.
Miss Charlotte Work following
an extended visit of several months
in Denver, Col, the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. b. F. Threewitt, returned
home las. week accompanied by
Mrs. b, f. Threewitt and two
children who will spend the sum-
mer with Logan relatives and
friends.
The Jacksonville Register says: If
the war lasts much longer Joe
M'Cullom will have to get larger
room IN order to have room to dis
play his patriotism. The National
colors, Red, White and Blue, pic
lures of naval heroes and pictures of
battleships have the interior of his
barber shop about all covered.
The Twice Five Club met at the
home of Judge S. Fl. Bright last
night. The topic for discussion
was "Are we as nation retrograd-
ing In Morals and intelligence TAX
ing our public men as standard ?'
The Affirmative was ably sustained
9. l.. Boyer. The discussion of the
negative was led by A. V. Craw.
ford who was upheld by the other
members Of the Club. Although
he stood alone in the affirmation OF
the question Prof. Boyer silenced
the enemy with the hot work OF
the Machine guns and an occasion.
al shot from the 13-inch gun.
The Logan Natural Gas Com.
pany have petitioned the Nelson
vile village council for an exten.
tion of time on their gas franchise
as according to an ordnance pass
ed, their franchise will become
void if gas is not within the cor
pOrate limits of that town by the
23rd of this month. The company
is making an earnest effort to full
fiji their contract as they have two
large gangs of men working laying
the pipe line, one gang starting
from Logan and the other starting
from Jacksonville. The gang al
this end have about four miles o.
pipe already laid.
On June ID, Is and 16 the G. A. r.
Encampment of Ohio will be helt
at Mt. Vernon. All railroads ir
the state will sell round trip tickets
at the rate of one cent a mile, gooC
going on the 18th, 18th and 18th
and returning any day to and in
cluding the Goth. Preparations OF
a magnificent scale are being made
to entertain the thousands of visit
ors that will be in attendance.
pleasure resort, costing quarter o
million dollars, will furnish amuse
ment and outing. Members of th'
G. A. r., desiring board and lodg
ing during the encampment, ar,
| requested to secure accommoda
tions in advance by addressing MI
w. H. Thompson, Chairman of En-
tertainment Committee. Ladies o
the w. r. @. and G, A. r. shoul(
write Mrs. w. l.. WaddelI. 2-wks
June the 9th all over the Unite(
States in W.C.T.U. circles is know
as Flower Mission Day. This pref
ty custom of distributing flower
among the sick and infirm wa
originated by Southern lady, Mis-
Jennie Cassidy, of Kentucky, ant
June 9th, the day on which thi
phitantropic lady passed 10 he
eternal reward, is now known a
Flower Mission Day, having beel
so designated as commemorative
of her memory. On this occasion
the w. G. T. U. of our city met il
the parlors Of Mrs. F. S. Case ant
after short business session tn
ladies visited the Jail, the homes Q
tho sick and infirm and distribute,
in all forty or more large boquet
of roses and flowers accompanie
by cheering words. Attached t
the boquets with white ribbons wa
neat card containing an apprc
pirate verse of scripture.
Ladies to the Fore,