The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-11-16
LaurelviIle.
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Grant Albin and wife were the
recipients of a 124 Id. boy on Thurs
day morning, 9th inst, at s o'clock.
DIR. Cain says Grant and the new
conner at once formed partnership
and blacksmithing will be, carried
ou with a vengeance at the new
shop, north of Willimson's. Motn-
er and son doing well.
John Stevens, east Of here, has en-
gagged with an eastern firm, and will
handle jewelry and cutlery,
Issiah Tatman, the Eagle Mills
blacksmith, paid our town busi-
ness visit on last Monday.
DR., Cain has moved his Office from
the old Samson stand over to the re-
sidenee formerly occupied by Il. AL
bin and family, His Office door is
directly opposite f. A. Whites cloth
ing store.
DIR. Cain reports two cases Of ton
silitis at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Stevens, instead of scarlet
fever, as was enormously reported.
Henry Graham, living below
Haynes. was badly injured the 9TH
er day, the hind wheel of heavy
wagon running over one of his legs
bruising and straining the member
in terrible manner. DIR. Cain at
tended him and Mr.. Graham is max,
ing rapid progress toward recovery
The election passed of very quiet
ly here, there being an increase OF
ten Republicans and fifteen Demo.
Gratis over the vote of last fall
Judge Riason made heavy gains
here.
Frank Haynes has purchased the
timber from forty acre tract belong
ing to John McGee, and has set up
his mill on William McDowell's
place to saw up the same, amount
ing to over 300 trees.
George Williamson who is men,
ber of the board of Election Super
visors, for Hooking county, and who
went over to Logan Tuesday, to
count the ballots cast in the county,
telephoned to friends here on We'd
nesday afternoon that the entire
Democratic ticket for the county was
elected 10y majorities ranging from
20 for Jacoby to 500 for Elmer Petit.
Judge Rasor's majority was up
among the leaders. The Republi-
cans elected the Representative and
Senatorial candidates, of which dis
tricts Hooking is a part. Judge
Bright as Senator, is elected by the
usual Republican majority. Judge
o. w. H. Wright received hand
some majority on his race for Com
mon Pleas Judge.
Miss Letha Friend went to Illinois
in company with her uncle, Danuel
Fetherolf, to make that county her
future home.
The b Hiding formerly occupied by
Jacob T.. Morris, Laurelville's big In
jun, is now occupied by Andrew
Marks and family. Andrew has
rented the Scott livery baru and has
moved everything right down in
town, and where you can get "A first
class livery rig on short notice.
Mr.. James Friend of Columbus, is
visiting j. X. Friend this week.
The sick In Nelson Armstrong;
family are on the convalescent or
der.
Alfred Petticord has a very sick
child. Another child in the family
of VIM. Beavers, is also very i'll with
scarlet rash.
Rumor has it that there is to be a
wedding In town soon. All is ready
but the license.
The Laurelville Dog and Gun club
In view of the strict prohibitory laws
enacted by our farmers, offer their
entire stock of dogs and guns at a
sacrifice. You can buy fine point
er worth 800 for 10 centa, and $25
gun for bunch of chewing gum.
Jessie Fox who lives in the north
end of this precinct, voted here Tues
day. He is ninety years old well
and hearty and gets around in good
style, without cane or crutch.
Jacob Morris has finished putting
In new bran conductor at the mill.
John Hoover, who was injured at
the chair factory recently, is still
incapacitated from work, but hopes
to be able to take up his job next
week. Superintendant Morrow did
the nice thing by Mr., Hoover, by
full time during hisforced lay of.