The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-08-25

pleasant visit at Lancaster the
guest of Miss Carrie Wyman has
returned home.
Mrs. II. Rosser of Jacksonville and
Miss Florence Whitmer of Straits
vile were the guests of Mrs. John
Deissle Monday.
II. V. & T. Ry. Excursions. TAX 9
advantage of reduced rates and visit
your friends and relatives.
Excursion to Pomeroy Sunday
Aug. 2lst, $l.00 round trip. Special
train leaves Logan 8:55 a. m. return
ing leave Pomeroy p. m.
LOST.-Ladies four leaf clover
pin studded with torquois with pearl
in centre. Finder will please return
to this Office and receive reward.
Mr.. Fred Eisele of Columbus Sun
dayed with his family in this city
who are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. McLain and Mr.. Will Eisele.
Atty. II. f. Sparnon argued case
before a Justice of Peace at Rock
bridge last Monday. The case in
question was neighborhood quarrel.
$3 90 to Detroit and $500 to
Mackinac Island and return via
O. H. V. & It. Ry. Sept. 1st. Special
train will leave Logan at 1915 am.
Postmaster Ricketts, of Laurel.
vile came over Monday to see how
his excellency Vickers was manip-
ulating the mails at this end of the
line.
Mr. Ephriam Shultz one of Hook
ings staunch farmers, has our thanks
Ior basket of fine lucius peaches
deposited on the editorial table
yesterday
Charles Werren of East Clayton
was brought before Squire Brooke
this morning charged with non
maintenance of his child. Plea of
not guilty. Trial set for tomorrow.
Mrs. J. III. Bow man and children
of Appleton, Wis, are visiting in
the the guests Of her sisters, Mes
danes W, P. Heft and G, e. Brehm
and brother A. V. Crawford and
family.
There will be a Corner stone lay
ir,f If lNn Il 4
Union Furnace next Sunday ,Aug.2l,
at 80 p. m. standard time. Rev. A.
f. Wright is expected to be there.
There is sure to be collection.
Come prepared.
For recreation and pleasure take
the Detroit and Mackinac excur-
sion via @. H. " & T. Ry, Sept. 1st.
Only $500 to Detroit and $500 to
Mackinac and return, special train
leaves Logan at 1915 q. m.
1. o. o. f. Sovereign Grand:L Lodge
Boston, Mass. For this occasion a
rate of $17.35 round trip will be made
from Logan. Tickets sold for all
trains Sept. 16, II and IS returning
leaving Boston to and including Sept.
Goth.
Excurson to Jackson and Wellston
Sunday Aug. 21st $l.OO round trip.
Special train will leave Logan 8:53
n. m. The Columbus Cadet Band
will give grand musical entertain-
ment at Electric Park which with
other attractions will be free.
Four of those from Logan who
took in the excursion to Toledo took
advantage of the ride to Detroit and
in consequence the Valley train pull
ed out of Toledo on the return trip
before the Detroit boat necessitating
their return on the Monday morn
ing train.
Mr.. Arthur Palmer with his
family have moved to Columbus
to make that city their future home.
We regret the going out of this
most excellent family from among
us and congratulate the CAPITAL
city on receiving them into citizen
ship. Mr.. Palmer and family were
among our best people and we hope
them abundant success in their
new home.
Judge o. w. FL. Wright goes to-
morrow to the place of his birth in
old Perry county to address the
annual convention of U. B. Asso-
citation. Next week the Judge
will fill the bench of Judge Collins
at West Union, Adams county, the
presiding Judge being sick. Judge
Wright walks into a heavy civil
case in that court concerning
county pixies which involves much
money, and we foretell to the
Adams county people that they
will be happily satisfied with his
ability upon the bench.
A. Magoon Mgr. of the Hayden
Brick Works was in Lancaster Sat-
urday looking up some business on
contracts for furnishing brick for
street paving purposes. The Logan
Brick Works will furnish the brick.
Saturdays Lancaster Gazette says:
There were five bids opened at noon
today by City Clerk Mechling, for