The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-07-06
LaureIviIIe.

Several friends Of George William
son have been taking an active in
terest in advancing that young
mans candidacy for the Demo-
cratic nomination of County Treas
urer for Hooking. That is after
Mr. Kline has served the two terms
that he is so ably filling. Mr..
Williamson is full worthy of the
compliment, and the members OF
his party at this end propose to see
that he has q fair recognition when
the time comes.
The knights of Pythias will in
troduce II new feature into our
Fourth Of July celebration. They
will meet at the Castle Hall at six
in the evening and headed by the
Laurelville Brass Band will parade
the streets of our pretty village.
The Adelphi knights have been
asked to join, and the parade is ex-
pected to be well attended.
Mrs. Thomas Steele has suffered
greatly in the past week with neu-
ralgia in the head and stomach.
The infaut child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Marks is seriously ill with
cholera infantum.
Il. b. Albin's little girl is very i'll
with the whooping cough.
Samuel Scott has his outfit at
work threshing wheat this week.
His first job was Ike Hosler's, down
the creek, and the second job was
for Jacob Flanagan,
Dr. Povenmire, the genial phar-
macist at Dawson's drug store, is
becoming more popular with the
lapse of each day. DR.. Cain AYERS
that he is one of the best prescrip-
tionists that he has ever had busi-
ness with.
The Laurelville Lumber Co. is re-
ceiying this week a car load of
Southern pine lumber, little the
best grade of this character that
has ever been shipped into this
community. The Laurelville Lum-
ber Co. has experienced so far this
season, the best trade for years, and
by their square dealing they have
merited the increased trade.
Mr.. George Mowery and family
were up at Stoutsville Tuesday, at
tending the funeral of Mrs.
Mowery's uncle, Mr.. John Stout,
who was highly respected citizen.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith, of
Urbana, Ohio, are the guests of DIR.
and Mrs. Dawson, this week. Mrs.
Smith is a sister to the Doctor.
Thomas Steel has badly lacerat-
ed thumb, in fact there is no flesh
on the ball of that member. Tom
rammed his thumb against a saw
at the chair factory, and as the saw
was quicker and harder. the thumb
had TO give way, and Tom is now
carrying it around in sling. DR.
Dawson dressed the wound, which
owing to its nature, will take q
long time to heal over.
Jacob Morriss, the machinist, has
just completed the work of putting
in a new Sc inch inserted tooth cav
at the Laurelville Planning Mill,anG
in fact, refitting the entire machin.
cry of the mill. This institution is
now in position to do any line o.
work in direct competition to city
mills OF like character.
Joseph Stevens has moved his
family to town.
Miss Sallie Friend went to Co
lumbus this week on three week,
visit with friends.
Miss Edna, little daughter of DR.
Cain, is visiting her father here
and the family of ID. l.. Archer
south of town, this week.
f, L. McCollem, general agent
for the Leader Engines and Thresh
ers, Columbus, o., breakfasted a
Hotel Pollen on Wednesday of thi
week, looking after professional
business.
DR.. CAN, having been called nea
Peppers, professionally, took il
Londonderry Sunday night. TIL
Doctor says the manly art CD is be
ing revived in that usually quie
village. Several fistic encounter
having taken place recently.
There is no mistaken the fac
that the immediate country
I. thoroughly aroused over our -Four
tn of July celebration. We are e
ing to have one of the best time
ever seen in Laurelville, and ths
is no lie. The parade in the morr
ing will far excel all efforts in the
line, while the afternoon exercise
>, will be one continual round of e,
citing pleasure. The addresses wi