The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-09-01

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g. Binningers.
Court In Logan will convene on
the 18th day of September, with
Judge Wright on the bench.
Mr.. George Krishbaum, sales nan
for Lehman & Co, has had weeks
vacation in the wilds OF Cedar Falls
and reports the pine trees and
whip.poor-wills in forishing con-
.dition.
Editor ]. M. Floyd is rusticating
at the State Fair this week. He
took along with him basket of
roasting ears off his own vine and
fig tree to show the fellers some-
thing to talk about.
Mrs. Mary Brown and her sister
Mrs. E. Loomis of Enterprise, are
in Columbus this week the guests
of Miss Augusta Loomis.
Sam Rainey Of Lancaster was a
Logan visitor last Thursday. Sam
makes these visits periodically es-
pecially when he wishes to enjoy
the luxuries of a live, wide awake
town.
Mr.. j. F. Harden, of the firm of
Harden & Co., has returned from
Springfield, Ohio, where he attend
ed college of embalminy, passing
successful examination and re-
ceiving his diploma.
Mr.. Lou Pursell, who IS assistant
city passenger agent for the @. H.
V. g. T. Ry., at Columbus, has re-
Gently suffered a much merited
raise in salary. We ale glad to
hear of Lou thus suffering.
Popular General Passenger Agt.
w. FL. Fisher, Of the G, III. V. u II.
Ry., passed through our city Fri
day of last week with the Columbus
Riffiemen, who had been in drill at
Wellston. The boys were a jolly
SET of fellows.
Rev. N. w. Good, pastor Of the
M. e. Church having received call
from Circleville, petition is being
circulated by Mr.. Charles Monroe
which is being signed by all Of our
citizens that the Conference retain
the Rev. gentleman at his present
charge.
The cycle races at the fair ground
on next Monday promise to be
grand success. Many entries are
had and an excellent entertain
ment will be enjoyed, We COM
mend the Journal Gazette and the
cycle boys in their getting up this
excellent sport for the holiday and
we wish them abundant success.
Mr.. Charles Albert Chatfield, ed
itor of the Murry City News, was
a welcome caller at our sanctum
Tuesday. He was in the city on
very important business to HIM
self, after the consumation of which
he took the early train for his
home.
Mr.. Henry Schaal, of Perry tp.,
has been appointed school exam
liner by Probate Judge Riason. We
congratulate Mr.. Schaal on the
honor bestowed upon him, also
commend the Judge in the excell-
ency of his choice. Mr.. Ricketts,,
the retiring examiner made good
officer.
NOTICE PENSIONERS. Pro-
bate Judge Riason wishes to an
nounce to the soldier pensioners
that next Monday is legal holiday
and county offices generally will
not be open, but that he will stay
at his Office during the forenoon; (;
in the afternoon the Office will be
: closed.
Our old friend Jerome Shaw has
not only our hearts thanks, but the
: thanks of our entire anatomical
( toothsomeness, for a basket of most
3 excellent peaches. We think they
/. were some of the most magnificent
D fruit that we ever saw. Mr.. Shaw
Q is choice fruit raiser and we are
glad of it. Many thanks, Jerome.
h Editor Mckay is doing the State
Fair this week in the interest of the
Yukon Grain separator. "Mac" il
q not only fighting (?) editor but
a he is also we'll up in the ar. Of ex'
toling the merits OF the machine ht
is representing at the fair.
" Mr.. Charley Beck is among the
= many visitors to the State Fai
'. from Logan this week. Wher
,f Charley returns the stories he will
n have to tell about the big pump
4 kins he saw will be hair raisers,
Mr.. Ed. Hartly, township clerl