The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-08-11
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Murray city News, Carbon Hin items.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Griffith
went to Logan, Tuesday.
Nelsonville News.
Joe McCullum, the tonsorial artist |
is confined to his bed with typhoid
fever.
The attaches of the Hatch, Mere |
dith Tedrow circus have been |
dropping into town one by one for |
the past day or two. They are all
reduced to their fighting weight, and
would make excellent soldiers. They
are hardened to camp life and used
to marching, and could with safety
be transported to the scene of action
at once without any delay in prepar-
alton for camp life.
Mike Spaulding of Carbon Hill,
who, it is reported was killed in the
battle of Santiago, is still living, but
in an army hospital down with the
measles. Late reports say that Will
Stahl another soldier boy from
Ward, whose death according to
street talk took place at Santiago, is
recovering from sun stroke. Arch
Bay Of Blatchford, who was wound
ed at Santiago, is slowly recovering.
Pleasantvile Enterprise.
Misses Ivy Dollison and Lottie
Martin, accompanied by the Misses
Madge and Dell Dollison of Logan,
left Tuesday for Circleville where
they will spend the week with Mr..
and Mrs. John Voorhees, and family.
Adelphi Border News.
(KARsHNER REUNIoN.)
| BY order of the President, Mr..
Samuel Karshner, all members of
Karshner family, (and an extensive
one it is) are requested to prepare
for the second annual reunion, which
will take place on the Mineral Spring
grounds, on the 9Th of September.
1t is intended to have quite pro-
gram for the day, including music
by the Adelphi brass band, addresses
by prominent members of the family
and the reading of the histories of
some of the earlier Karshners. The
affair will be open to the public and
every one has a cordial invitation to
attend.
Boys Industrial School journal.
| Mr. IL IL p1occar hoQ ra.
covered his health as to be able to
resume his duties in the telegraph
office.
Thursdays Lancaster Gazette.
Col. A. G. Sands of Logan was in
the city this morning enroute to Gin
cinnati to visit his son A. G. Sands
Jr. of the Enquirer.
Lexington Tribune.
Gilbert Shift, of Mnndaycreek
township, was in town Saturday
Mr.. Shift was in Logan Friday eve
ming and reports heavy rains in that
section, doing much damage to the
growing crops and fences.
i Miss B essie Ward left yesterday
afternoon to join party Of friends
from Logan, who are spending few
days at Crystal Springs, near Sugar
Grove.
Vinton County Republican.
DIR. Dwight Wright, of Logan
nephew of Editor Magee, Is talking
of locating in Mansfield.
Z, Ex-Sheriff w. j. Ryan, of Logan
has been appointed Commissary o
, Subsistence with rank of Captain o
Cavalry. The pay is $3.50 per m onth
Athens Messenger.
Mr.. Ed Davenport of Logan wa
about town the latter part of th
week dispensing patriotism at
nickel draw--a beautiful embossed
American flag on a coated card.
DIR. d. H. Biddle and Postmaste
. Wolfe of Haydenville were tn
guests of DR.. II. r. Biddle- of this cit
and the family of Mr.. John Biddl
of Fisher, Sunday, returning hom
in the evening.
Extract from Camp Alger letter in Athen
Q Messe niger.
1 The recruits for the hospital corp
0 in charge of Corporal Gist arrive
i last week in good condition an
: were warmly welcomed by the con
= pany. They were Immediately take
to corps headquarters where the
are now drilling four hours uay
t One of the recruits was wanted t
|. drive an ambulance and of course h
l. had to be examined for the place
|, When asked what he'd do If mul
would kick him, he answered witt
:, out delay, "I'd kill the d--d iackass.
He got the position. Another we
;. wanted for nurse in the hospit,
- and was asked what he would do
Ii case starving man came under h
II care. The reply came, "I'd fee
l. him." The position was his. Sti
1. another recruit was asked what he
do if he should find a wounded ma
too big to carry. His answer was a
so to the point, "I'd look for a small
er man." He was accepted on I'll
la spot.
g. Athens journal.
,e Raymond Kale spent Sunday wit
% friends in logan.
n Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Rochester,