The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-07-20
Laurelville.

afternoon from their trip
up on the lakes and the outing
given to the patrons Of the Dahl
MilIikan Wholesale grocery house
of Washington G. II. They report
the swellest of times and the most
pleasant event of the season.
Our Street Commissioner is using
all the surplus dirt from off the
streets in filling up the tail race,
which abominable nuisance will
soon be obliterated.
Mrs. Laura Mcpherson of Pike
county, was the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Saylor during the
past two weeks, dividing her yaca-
ton with friends in Adelphi.
Treasurer Kline was here We'd
nesday, receiving taxes from our
people. Mr.. Kline was one of the
most accommodating officials that
ever graced this Office, and as
Treasurer he has made himself
more popular than ever with the
people of our county.
Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Arm
strong from up Laurel, went to Lo-
gan Monday to participate in the
10Th anniversary of Joel Kits
miller the venerable father of Mrs.
A. The event was quite notable
affair, and legion of friends were
present to join in the festivities of
the occasion. Mr. Kittsmiller is a
popular old citizen of Logan, and
although aged and quite feeble, he
is still possessed of all his faculties
and retains Il bright mind. May
he live to celebrate twenty more
birthday anniversaries.
Rev. Peters officiated at baptis-
NAL services, on Saturday after
noon, in which Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wilkins were immersed in the
waters of Laurel, according TO the
sacred rites of the Baptist church.
Mr.. George Churchheus returned
Tuesday from weeks visit in Co.
lumbus. Some of Georges friends
are telling it that the old man is
doing little Sparkling" on the
quiet.
Messrs WilbuS Williamson and
Harl Armstrong were business
visitors to Chillicothe last week.
Williamson Brothers loaded six
cars with ties this week.
Mr.. F. A. White moved his large
stock of dry goods, groceries, etc,
Monday evening, from the Albin,
Saylor & Mowery building, to the
new store room prepared for 1t
next to the clothing store. Fred
has his hands full now, but he is
competent to manage the combined
business.
The venerable mother of Mrs
Henry Drum was quite ill this
week.
Williamson Brothers will trans.
form the business room occupied
by Armstrong Brothers as hard.
ware store, into clothing depart
ment, which they will stock up and
open TO the public about the first
of August. They promise large
stock Of clothing, for men and chill
dren hats, caps and fine line OF
furnishings.
The Doctors report considerable
sickness this week. George Martin
and Benjamin Beery are laying of
from work, suffering with malaria
while one of Alfred Petticords twin
girls is very sick with cholera in,
fantun. AS is also the ten weeks
infant of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Haynes, which is badly afflicted
with cholera infantum and measles
combined. Two of Wilbur William
sons boys and one of John
Mowery's have the measles, as has
also about twenty-five other chill
1ren in town.
The six weeks old infant child Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jewell died or
Friday last with cholera infantum
BoRN-Thursday, July 9Th, tc
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Windell, a son
Mr.. Windell is the proudest man in
town.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
Harley Willard, is very sick.
Master Harry Scott suffered ter.
ribly last week from an liberated
throat.
The twin child belonging to Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Petticord, mention
ed above, died on Wednesday
morning.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Haynes, whose illness il
mentioned in this correspondence
died on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Morrow are
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