The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-09-28
Laurelville.
lAdelphi Border News.

MIR. Seitz Is an eXcellenJ sawyer,
and Daddy would like to retain
him, If possible.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Dawson at
tended the wedding of Mrs. Daw-
sons sister, near Chillicothe, on
Thursday evening of last week.
The bride, Miss Bertha Fetherolf,
was united in marriage with Mr..
Edward Hogensach, prosperous
young mechanic employed at
Springfield, Ohio, but whose home
was in Ross county, near Anderson
station. The wedding was quite an
affair, thirty or more relatives be-
ing present.
Isaac Eustler says he has got
watermelon growing in the patch
that will weigh one hundred pounds.
Jake Friend told him that it was
fine thing that Harry Warner was
noe around, for Harry was d great
lover of large watermelons.
Ulysses Lutz came down from
Columbus last week, and remained
two days, the guest Of relatives.
DIR. Dawson has one hundred
bushels of potatoes put away for
the winter, and they are nice and
large. The Doctor says that he did
not know he was so excellent a
farmer until this summer.
Joseph Polling and wife were
visitors to Columbus last week.
Whooping cough end measles
still prevail in epidemic form
among our children.
The twin boys recently born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bell, are in
the best of health and growing
spendidly.
BermaD Friend and LATE Strous
traded horses last week. Both
claim to be cheated.
Several of our people are, and
were in attendance at Court, over
at Logan, this week, number call
ed there as witnesses in the case of
George II. Martin VS. Weaver Bros.
The case was decided against the
latter, Martin getting all he asked
for.
Marion Allstadt was laid up sew
eral days last week by horse step
ping on his foot.
Frank Haynes suffered severe
attack of asthma Monday night,
the case being serious for while.
The opening of school was post.
poned until the coming Monday, as
there are so many cases of whoop-
ing cough and measles among the
children.
A team of horses driven by Aaron
Lindsey, ran away the other even.
ing, throwing Mr.. Lindsey from the
wagon and knocking him uncon.
scious for several hours. The &C.
cident happened up Laurel, neal
the residence of Samuel Karshner
and that gentleman kindly cared
for Mr.. Lindsey until he was able
to be taken to his home.
Attorney Ricketts, is over at Lo
gan this week, an interested stu
dent in Court.
The Logan Natural Gas Co. want,
to incl ease the price of gas con
sumed at our schools, from $40 t.
500 for the season, and the Direct
ors have ordered the gas shut of
and are advertising for JanItor
Bids will be opened tomorrow an(
janitor engaged.
Miss Mary Seesholtz visited th'
State Fair last week, and stopped
on her way hume for short sta,
with friends in Amanda.
Seth r. Hoover, the venerabl
miller, will leave next week to seel
situation elsewhere. Good lucl
60 with him.
Miss Amy Armstrong has bee
confined to the house this wee
with a severe attack of malaria
fever, and it is feared that she wi
not be able to commence her schoC
duties next week.
A. new corn meal mill has bee
put in at the -four mill, that wi
grind fifty bushels of corn per hou
DR.. Cain reports the little chill
OF James Orr, south of here, as a
most recovered from a recent ii
ness that it was feared would prov
fatal.
Miss Stella Cain begins term {
school next week, at Eagle Mills.
Edward Briner, now one of Lar
casters popular business mel
came over Wednesday to spend tn
1. remainder of the week with us.
lssi Eugene Tilton has moved her
/, from beyond CirclevIlle, and is no.
employed at. the chair factory. n
n Mrs. Munley Stewart and daugl
ter from Eagle Mills, visited Mr.
Eugene. Tilton. ~ y