The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-06-21

bus visitor last week called there
by the death of her uncle, Mr..
Knepper.
Messrs Hanna and Spencer Of
Murray City were visitors in the
city yesterday and paid their re-
spects to County Treasurer Kline.
Washington, d. @. and return ac-
count annual meeting National
Educational Association July 3rd
to eth inclusive, good returning
until July 10Th, half fare.
Settlers one way rates to points
south and west, June 7, and 21st,
July 8, and 10, Aug. End, and 10th,
Sept. 9th, and Goth, and Oct. 4th,
and 18th.
Miss Josie Rochester is the guest
Of MIR. and Mrs. l.. u. Vickers dur
ing the absence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rochester on their Washington
trip.
Miss Lucy Wright who recently
received quite severe stroke of
paralysis, is under the efficient care
TO her physician, DIR. Allen, is rapid
ly convalescing.
Messrs Chas. Wharton and Henry
Fauble of the unterified Silver
stalwarts of Good Hope we're in the
city Monday to assist in canvassing
the Democratic vote.
d. M. Soliday of Carbon Hill,
chairman of the Democratic Cen
tral Committee was in the city yes
terday canvassing the vote of Sat.
urday's primaries.
Yesterdays Lancaster Gazette
says: Miss Margaret Becker Of
/ Logan, who has been the guest of
the Misses Schleckman, is spending
a few days down at Hummell's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob lies of Fair
mount, ILL.,, are visiting in Logan
and vicinity, the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Darius White of this city and
Jerry and VIM. lies and families of
near Enterprise.
Charles Albert Chatfield, of Muir.
ray City, the blind orator of the
Hooking Valley and editor of the
Murray City News, was a Logan
visitor Saturday and made this
Office a fraternal call.
This Is the season when the
ladies don the pretty shirt waists
and the sterner sex duck and linen
suits. Remember the Logan Steam
Laundry make a speciality of this
class of work. Send your shirt
waists to the Logan Steam Laun-
dry and you will be pleased.
Rev. N. w. Good, Mr.. r. @.
Caughey and the Misses Minnie
Moore and Lulu Bright who were
in attendance at the Epworth Lea
que convention at Circleviile last
week returned home Saturday and
report an excellent time and an
enthusiastic convention of the
leaguers.
The Haydenville Cornet Band by
the rendition of several selections
on Main street last Sunday before
proceeding to the cemetery demon
strated the pleasing fact that they
are rapidly.advancing to the front
ranks as a musical organization,
Logan is proud of our neighboring
villages band and the DEMOCRAT
congratulates the boys on their .ef-
ficiency.
The Columbus Record of June
10th says: Senator William r.
Fink, Jr., who was Chairman of the
Judiciary Committee of the last
Senate, was in the city Monday.
Senator Fink is engaged in press
ing the claims OF Maurice Donahue
for the nomination for Circuit
Judge. The convention meets at
GAINESVILLE on the 2lst, and as there
are fifteen counties and a great
many candidates, the meeting
promises to be about as warm as
was the Millersburg convention OF
last year.
The School Journal of The b. I. s
saws: Mr.. M. III. Kanode, a com.
petent telegraph operator, of Lo.
gan, Is filling the position occasion
ed bv the departure of Mr.. F. e
Blosser. The telegraph Office il
among the first of our trade de-
partments, and its high standard
is due to the untiring perseverance,
of Mr.. Blosser, whose genial pres
ence is greatly missed by botf
officers and boys. To his successor
the Journal extends greetings ant
wishes for him the same crowninf
success. Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie.
Wolfe left Sunday for Logan, where