The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-08-04


u. Snider the lumber and brick
merchant was business visitor to
Chicago the fore part Of the week
returning home Tuesday evening
Steward and Mrs. f. G. Rochester
of the Athens State Hospital were
the Sunday guests of Col. and Mrs.
A. G. Sands of the Hotel Rempel.
DR.. Dwight Wight was at Mans
field last week. "Coc" who is one
of our best young men is on the
lookout for suitable place to To-
cate.
Squire Brooke is nursing severe
case of neuralgia this week. Squire
says it is disagreeable pet which
persists in visiting him at frequent
intervals.
Miss Hall Weed following pleas
ant visit with Indiana friends is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Weed
for short visit enroute to her home
at Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. X. Tritch have
returned from a weeks outing at
the Lancaster Camp grounds.
They will attend the assembly
next week.
Judge and Mrs. o. w. H. Wright
and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Waner fol-
lowing a adelightfnl ten days vacation
up in the wilds of Michigan returned
home Friday evening.
We are thankful to Editor and
Farmer Floyd for his depositing on
the table of the associate a dozen ex-
cellent roasting ears of sweet corn.
That throws the soup onto US.
Mr.. Ed. Mason and Miss Carrie
Weller of Circleville, who have
been the pleasantly entertained
guests of Mrs. r.. RempeI, sr., for
the past several days have returned
home.
Mr.. Carl Monroe one of Logan's
esteemed young men and son of our
fellowtownsman @. A. Monroe is
behind the desk at the Hotel Rem
pei vice Ed Oliver resigned to go
to war
Mr.. Emmit Krieder wishes to in.
form the farmers of Hooking and
adjoining counties that he is pre-
pared to supply them with fertil-
izer in large or small quantities as
they need it.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Am
brose of the Hotel Rempel Sunday
evening, SOn. "Mine Host"
Harry accept congratulations we
will have to call aroand and get
one of those Sunday dinners for
which the Rempel House has be-
come famous among the travelling
public, on the son and heir.
The Jacksonville News of last
week says: "Dr. H. g. Campbell
of Logan, entered suit in Justice
Hickman's court, Monday, against
Chas. Berry for $40, for services
rendered in the case of Walter
Charlton, the boy that was killed
at Logan, short time since. Judge
ment was rendered in favor OF
plaintiff"
Gould Thomas has secured a
position in the schools at Hard
wick, Vermont, at salary of $500
He will leave for that place about
the last of August. Mr.. Thomas is
to be congratulated upon his
good ccess.-Athens Gazette
Mr.. Thomas is quite well known In
this city and was the recent guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wright.
| The Hatch, Meredith & Tedrow
show which started out so auspi
ciously from Nelsonville last spring
was forced "to strike tent" a
Clarksburg w. Va, last Wednes
day. We are sorry to learn of this
as 1t being Hooking Valley vent
ure we took just pride in the .un
dertaking and admired the plucl
' of our neighboring city's youn,
citizens. We hope the embarrass
ment will be only temporary ant
like all legitimate enterprises tn
: boys will soon be able to put tn
show on its feet again.
Nelsonville colored folks put o.
city airs last week and reveled i
3 the fascinating pastime of a "cak
: WALK. Gen. Billy Ramsey of ou
: town was there and while he di
not take the cake he was high
muckey-muck among the dusk
: bells and counted his mashes b
the score.' The Nelsonville New
speaks Of the cake walk as follows
!, "The colored people had high ol
: time at the Dewey Cake-w 6
r Nelson's hall Monday night. Man
young people from the neig hbOrin
:, towns gathered In to join In tn
. festivities. The maidens attired |
y red, white and blue gowns, and tn
x,n,,no, man xunra THAR hast Gupdo