The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-05-11

institute proceedings In foreclosure.
Mrs. Geo. Reynolds. Of Athens
following a weeks visit In the city,
the guest Of her sister Mrs. J. F.
White, returned home Saturday
evening.
The passenger train Sunday
night due here at 1898 was forty
minutes late on the account of the
morning excursion trains running
into Columbus.
Miss Emma Downey was on the
sick list last week. During her
absence from the school room her
position was temporarily filed by
Miss Elsie Jenert.
Mrs. Alva Mccall left Monday
evening for Nelsonville for a two
weeks visit, previous to her depart.
ure for Toledo where she goes to
| epenu tne summer.
Mr.. g. @. IIengst of Columbus
was the Sunday guest of his mother
Mrs. Margaret Hengst Of near Lo-
gan. While here Mr.. Hengst made
this Office pleasant call.
Rev. G. w. Wade who has been
running book bindery at Brad
bury, Ohio, has moved his plant To
this city and is occupying the
rooms over T. E. Bakers tinshop.
General Charles 9. Walcutt ex-
Mayor of Columbus Ohio died In
Omaha Neb. last Monday. The
funeral took place in Columbus
last Thursday from the State
House.
Under new law enacted this
session your dog Is property the
same as horse but the animal
must be listed for taxation. So far
as we know AL Brooke is the only
one In Logan who listed his canine
property.
Mr.. Geo. Reynolds of Athens was
quite seriously injured In a run
away accident from which he re.
ceived an ugly scalp wound me-
cessitating the taking OF several
stitches to close the wound.
The commencement of the Logan
High School graduates occurs Fri.
day evening June 3rd at Rempel's
Opera House. DR.. Garfield of the
Ohio State University Of Columbus
will deliver the address of the
evening.
Mr.. Geo. Hartman attended. on
last Wednesday, the funeral Of q
fellow soldier and comrade, Mr..
Robert Bowland at Maxville. Both
the deceased and Mr.. Hartman
we're members of the same com.
pany, the Hath, o. v. Il.
w. E. Seesholtz of South Perry
this county has been granted q GER
tificate to teach by the County
Board Of School Examiners of Fair.
field County. Mr.. Seesholtz was
one Of ten Of an hundred applicants
who were successful in passing the
rigid examination.
In making mention Of those ol
her citizens who are enlisted under
Uncle Sans banner the Macarthur
Enquirer further says: "they were
followed by five Of our band boys
George, Chance and Joe Shockey,
Wheeler Murray and George
Barnes, who joined the Seventeen
til Regiment Band"
The Logan Republican Gazette
says that Logan Is growing, buI
doesn't say whether it is cabbage
heads or turnips. ps.-Lancaster Ga
zette.-Well, it is not growing 8
lot of tin soldiers who show the
white feather when they are about
to be mustered into the service o.
Uncle Sam.
| Hatch, Meredith and Tedrow'.
large aggregation of dazzling nov
elites, funny clowns, unequaleG
feats Of daring on the trapeese ano
horizontal bars and acrobatic feat,
will positively exhibit here mex
Saturday May 14th afternoon ano
evening, rain or shine. Admission
twenty-five cents.
The estimated gross earnings o
the Columbus, Hooking Valley ant
Toledo for April, 1898, were $ls3,
1887, as compared with Apri
1897, $187,0O4.24. a decrease o
$399O.SS. The chief cause of the de
crease was the fact that consumer
stocked up with coal In March, II
anticipation OF an advance in price
on April 1.
The Murray City and Carbon
Hill girls have locked horns ovel
some Imaginary affront and are
busiIy tearing each others hair ou
blythe handfuls through the column,