The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-08-31
From Our Exchanges.


cival, spent few days Of last week
with Logan and Nelsonville friends
Judge and Mrs. o. w. II. Wright,
Ct Log an, came overland Thursday
last, TO attend the st. Jospph's pic
mic. The judge is looking well,and
his hundreds of friends were glad
to greet him.
Hon. Lewis Green, accompanied
by his wife and daughters Alma
and Grace, were here Thursday,
en- route to st. Joseph's picnic.
Fairfield County Democrat, Aug 25.
Col. f. S. Pursell, of the U. S.
postal service in Cuba, passed
through here Monday evening on
his way to Logan; Sill will come
and see us during his vacation, for
tits said he will speak for Nash.
The Logan Gas Company struck
five barrel oil well, in Jackson
township, Vinton County, Monday.
1t was drilled in at 240O feet, hav.
ing gone through 700 feet of lime
stone. Lancaster parties hold val.
liable leases in the vicinity of this
well.
Mrs. Pond and children, of Lo-
gan, are the guests of Mrs. Miranda
Smith.
Miss Helen Blasius, of Logan, IS
the charming house guest of the
| Misses Scanlan, on Mulberry street.
| Buckeye News, Aug. "a.
Miss Fac Gilmore has returned
home after an extended visit with
friends in Logan.
Miss Florence Fox the charming
daughter of j. j. Fox of Logan is
the guest of friends here.
Messrs Raney and Lappen at
tended the dance given by some of
our young ladies Friday evening.
Murray City News, Aug. "a.
DR.. Lyon of Logan was in town
Friday.
Seth Weldy, E. o. Petit, G. Allen
and j. B. Dollison of Logan, were
in town Saturday.
Valley Register, Aug.24
Mrs. Stanley Dew returned home
Sunday after pleasant visit with
relatives in Logan.
Stanley Dew was the victim of a
bit of foul play in Logan last Sun
day night. lie was struck by some
one while standing near the depot
and knocked to his knees. AS he fell
Stanley "tackled" his unknown op-
ponent la football and threw him.
Before he could get up though, the
unknown man had kicked himself
loose, and took to his heels. The as
sailant was probably tramp who
intended to rob Stanley if the blow
had been hard enough to render
him unconscious.
! Macarthur Democrat Enquirer, Aug. "a.
Rev. George Perkins and son,
George, of Logan, were here last
week.
Misses Maud and Margaret Ed
wards of Jackson and Florence
Pond of Logan are visiting the
Misses McGillivray.
Athens Journal, Aug, "a.
Boyd Rochester is spending this
week IN Logan the guest of his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sands
| Walter Risley, of Ann Arbor
Michigan, who has been spending
r two weeks with his parents in Lo'
gan, was an Athens visitor on
Thursday.
Lancaster Gazette, Aug. "a.
Mrs. Thomas Scanlan and daugh
ter, Miss Margaretta, returned
Tuesday from visit in Logan.
, Mr.. F. IS. Pursell came up from
Logan this afternoon to see his ole
friend, DR.. ]. H. Goss, and nephew
John M. Wright. He brought 6
beautiful Cuban parrot for the lat
a ter. MI. PurselI says he had {
Q thrilling experience on his way
t home. the vessel he was aboart
was lost for two days and nights il
the recent terrible West Indiar
hurricane.
Lancaster Democrat, Aug. 2S.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Reber, of Lo
gan, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
h John Robinson.
q Lancaster Gazette, Aug. %.
: Mrs. f. S. Huston of Logan is tn
# guest of Miss Winona Cannon.
q Lancaster Gazette, Aug 2s.
!. Mrs. Phil Weis is spending tn
q day In Logan.
J. Mr.. Newton McLain went to Lie
If gan today.
l. Mr.. M. r.. Swartz. and Mr.. S, {
Townsend went to Logan on bus
ness this morning.
Lancaster Democrat. Aug. 20.
Rev, Slutz came up from Logar
yastar6av afternoon