The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-05-04

p. m. $l.0o round trip.
Mrs. Van Horn Of Gore who has
been visiting her son Jesse and
Mrs. Van Horn during the past
week returned to her home Satur-
day.
An exchange says: When a
young man stops taking his girl to
the theatre, and goes to church In
stead, It's dollars to doughnuts,
they are engaged.
WANTED--50 paper hangers to
send $1.00 M. order tn the Buckeye
Paste Co., Columbus, O., and re.
ceive q trial bbl. paper hangers
paste. March / S-w.
According to the Jacksonville
Buckeye News when a policeman
wants to arrest man he goes gun
ming for him. with "a winchester
rife or double barreled shotgun.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. o. Weed were
the Sunday guests of Jackson
friends. Mr.. and :Mrs. Weed made
the trip overland and report the
roads fairly good making the drive
quite a pleasant outing.
Rev. L. P. Long, of Columbus,
who was to have lectured at the
Hunter street Lutheran church
this evening on the subject "My
Mothers Monument" has cancell-
ed his engagement on account OF
sickness.
WANTED:--Active ener & et Il c
men to sell tea, coffee, spices and
baking powper to families, liberal
commissions allowed. Apply to
Grand Union Tea Co. l405, 9Th Ave,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Late advices from the coal regions
indicate that the threatened strike
is likely to be averted and that the
fifty thousand coal miners who were
likely to be affected by that action
will probably continue at work dur
ing the summer with increased acti-
witty.
This ia glorious weather, just as
our crops need. But word to our
readers. Watch your flowers and
other tender plants towards the lat
ter part of the month as Hicks pre-
diets heavy damaging frosts for that
period and his predictions are pretty
reliable.
Mrs. Ben Bebout, following a
lingering illness of, q complication
OF diseases of the stomoch, died ut
her late home in West Logan Mon
day evening at 8 o'clock. Her fun
eral occurred from her late home
this morning at $3.50. Intern ent
at Oak Grove.
Homer Mock who made a stagger
to get into fast company by secur-
ing a berth on the Washington D,
G. team of the National League
has been sent home. The pace was
just a little bit too rapid for the
good fellow. Too bad, Homer Ia a
nice fellow but he can't play such
ball. .oo
Landlord Ambrose of the Rem
pei House, Luke Lehman, Geo
Krinn, Jesae Van Horn, John
Trash, Tom Kreig, Harvey Stultz
and Dick Kelley took a two days
outing to the Reservoir angling for
the finny tribe. Guess they return
ed with the usual fishermen's luck
as we failed 10 see any Of the
"wiggle waggles" on our table.
Warren Gage, one of Logan's
hustling cabbies has had his cab
newly painted, varnished and re.
cushioned until 1t il as "snug as a
bug" on the inside and shines like
q brand new dollar on the outside.
Wary proposes to Keep abreast of
the times and to sccomodate his
numerous patrons the coming sum.
mer he has Increased mis- livery &C.
commodations By the addition Of g
new surrey and tive new buggies
all of them having the noiseless
rubber tires. ;~ 3ae';
The Nelsonville Buckeye News
says:-"The newspaper fraternity
Of Logan WAS repreyented show
day by j. b Dollison, l.. w. Huls
and one or two others whose names
we did not Iearn."-.Now Bro. Wells
we woald like to know who l.. w
Hnls is. We "once upon q time'
knew man by that name from In
the vicinity OF your neck O. the
woods with melodlous camp
meeting voice, but as a citizen Oi
Logan and the newspaper frate rn'
ity---nit.
We are here to stay. Ithas been
rumored that we were going Il
leave but there is no truth In tht
statement. or course some people