The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-01-26

Clintock Of New Comb, Tenn. are In
Logan called here by the death OF
their mother Mrs. e. J. McClintock.
The regular meeting Of the City
Council did not materialize Tues
day. With the exception OF ten
minute session the Arst of the year
we understand there have been no
meetings for the past several
weeks.
Logan business men are out after
every manufacturing Industry they
can get their hands or pocket book
on for 1899. We glory In their
spunk. What's the matter with
Bremen's business men ?--Bremen
Banner.
Don't fail to attend the entertain
nent, given by the o. s. u.
quartette at the M. E. church Feb.
3rd. The receipts of this entertain.
ment will go toward a good cause
as it is given under The auspices of
the Glass of 80 of the l.. III. s.
Have you ever seen Six Cups of
Chocolate? 1t would make you
smile. Its amusing. Its farce
you know and will be given by the
Christian Endeavor Society at the
Presbyterian Church Thursday
evening Feb. End at 1880 O'Clock.
It's free too.
Stiers & Co. have a coffee put up
in 1 pound tin cans at 25 cents.
Java, Maracaibo and Mocha mixed
it makes delicious cup of coffee
and we feel 80 confident of its Civ.
ing satisfaction that we will refund
the money IL 1t does not prove to
be just as advertised.
Surgeon Major d. A. Rannels of
the U. s. A. is once more plain DR..
Rannels and again donned
civilians clothes and returned tn
Logan where he will again take up
his practice Of medicine, having
been mustered out OF the services
of Uncle Sam this week.
Logan was recipient about 8 a..
m. Monday of small cloud burst.
No damage is reported with the ex-
ception of cave in of the excavaa
tion in front of the Court House
breaking one Of the artificial gas
pipes Col. Rempel reported that
some 10000 feet of gas was lost.
Supt. M. 8. Connors and Main.
tensnce of Way Engineer Michel of
the @. H. V. & T. Ry. completed
their annaal inspection of passen-
ger and freight stations on the
southern division last week and re-
port very gratifying condition of
affairs, not only in the personal ap-
pearance of agents, but in the
situation in and around the station
buildings.
Fl. Drinkle, of Lancaster has
been appointed Probate Judge, to fill
the vacancy caused by the death Of
w. A. Shultz. This is the first
Probate Judge who ever filled the
office in Fairfield county.-Mc-
Arthur Enquirer.-PoOro old Fairfield
to think she could be without this
very important functionary is awful
to contemplate. We knew there was
something wrong with our outlying
western suburb all these years and
it remains for the nlnteenth ward Of
Logan to find the kink in the rope
which has been causing 80 much
friction in the running gear of our
suburban municipal machinery.
Harry E. Rose of the Corps Re-
serve Ambulance company of the
U. S. A. who has been home on a
weeks furlough returned to his post
Tuesday afternoon. Harry looks
we'll In soldiers raiment and If we
may judge from appearances
soldier life agrees with him. In a
conversation with the writer Harry
stated that he was in love with his
place and had no desire to leave
the army. Army life said he can
be made pleasant or unpleasant
just as the soldier makes it. AS
for himself, he had duties to per-
form and no matter how irksome
they might be, he performed them
without grumbling and In this way
making friends instead of enemies
of his superior officers. Harry who
for long time was In camp at
Camp Meade, Pa, is now stationed
at Augusta, Ga.
Here are some of the specialties
you will hear and see in "The
Missouri Grip:
The Phenomenal Female Bari
tone, Miss Anna O'Malley, in pop
ular songs; "He certainly was goot
to me" and other songs, by Sadie
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