The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-12-07
In Western Hooking.


huhNihS A"''N"ot "N
with 52s quail. This is the best
days work of this kind that we
have heard of this season.
The X. Of p. boys are continuing
their boom. They have two can
didates for the frat, this Friday
evening, two for the second and
one new application.
Mrs. w. j. Dobblns has returned
to her home in Londonderry, after
weeks visit with the family ol
DR.. Cain.
Jeweller Wright is a very happy
husband and father. His wife and
children have returned home after
a six weeks visit with Mrs
Wrlght's sister, at Galipols.
DR.. Dawson was a professional
visitor over to Logan last Friday
and Saturday. He reports the Lo-
gan people happy with plenty OF
cheap gas to make winter COM
Portable.
DR.. Dawson reports case OF
scarlet fever down the creek, and
one up near Perry.
Miss Amv Armstrong, who re-
sumed teaching in our primary de.
partment last Thursday, took Ill
Saturday night. On Sunday her
case was diagnosed as scarlatina,
with DR.. Hemmeger in charge.
Mr.. Will Dawson has just re-
ceived lengthy letter from Sam
Karshner Jr., who is on the run af-
ter Aggie. He says Aggie is a
sleek one, and hard to catch up
with. He is like the Irishman's
flea-now you've got him and now
you havn't. Sam reports himself
well and hadn't missed his three
meals day since enlistment in
Chillicothe.
Edward Briner was over from
Lancaster for a short jauni, this
week.
MIR. }. T. Albin and family, from
Lancaster, will spend Thanksgiv-
ing In the old town between the
hills. Turkey tastes better here
than any other place in Ohio,
doesn't it II.
Major Copeland and family have
moved from their palatial home be-
low South Bloomingville, and back
to their old home in New York.
Colonel Stevenson has sold off all
his live stock, and we understand
wants to sell the house he built for
Major Copeland and family.
The three sick children in Andy
Marks family are making some
improvement.
Findley Bray Of Vinton county,
passed through here last week with
nice bunch of cattle to sell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Kline, of En-
terprise, were the guests Of Geo.
Hines and family last week.
Frank Kinneman and family of
West Jefferson, Ohio. were visiting
friends here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin from Pike
ton, were entertained last week by
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sampson.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Calhoun
have again resumed housekeeping,
and have moved into the property
lately vacated by Andy Marks and
family.
SOUTH PERRY.
Miss Jessie McClelland has been
very sick with what her physician,
DIR. Irwin pronounces a fully de-
veloped case of scarlet fever. The
patient has at this writing made a
decided change for the better, and
1t is hoped that the worst has pass
ed. Every precaution is taken by
the family to avoid the spread of
the disease.
Joe Seeshollz and wife visited in
town Sunday.
l.. r. Hendrickson has recovered
sufficiently from his recent illness
to begin term of school in Starr
township.
b. e. Weaver went to Columbus
on business Monday.
Jacob Wynkoop has his new
house about completed over on
Little Pine.
Rev. Evans will begin a series
Of meetings at Bethany next Mon
day night.
O.. @. Seesholtz and wife were
visiting at Amanda last week.
Rev. Roberts Informs his many
friends back here, that he is now
located at Laurel Neb., and is high
ly pleased with his new location.
He has only one congregation to
preach for a salary double to what
he was offered here. !.
Our schools are taking a vaca-
tion this week, in order that the