The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-01-11

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week.
MARRIED-AtS South Blooming.
vile, on Christmas day, Mr.. Samuel
Plukeharp to Miss Iva Mounts.
Squire Vandcrgriff performed the
ceremony. The bride is we'll
known in baurelville, having form
erly resided here.
MIR M. l.. nefenbaugh has just re-
turned from pleasant holiday Wis
II with near and somewhat dear
friend, over in the neighborh0od of
the Reform Farm.
Bert Frazier, Jr., who has been In
Illinois for II year past, is home for
holiday visit.
Laurelville Lodge knights of
Pythias, will confer the first and
third ranks, on Friday evening.
Dayton Welsh of Tarlton, will re-
ceive the third.
The X. of p. Festival at William
sons Hall, on New Years night,
was largely attended and success
in every detail. $4,000 net was
realized.
A very pretty home wedding
took place at the residence of the
brides parents in LaurelvlIle, al
high noon Sunday, Dec. "a, 1899.
The contracting parties were Miss
Gertrude Shaw, the eldest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r., Shaw, and
Harley f. Hoover, youngest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Hoover. Mayor
d. B. Black pronounced the words,
and took the formal acknowledge.
ment, which bind these two young
people for life. AT the conclusion
of the ceremony the principals.
I with few of the most intimate
friends of both families, sat down
to the wedding feast. Their hosts
of friends all unite in extending to
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoover their most
hearty congratulations.
Miss Hattie Martin, our pretty
/, barber lady,was the guest of friends
in Circleville, last week.
In company with DR.. Cain, Bert
Polling was taken to Chillicothe last
week where Or. Leslie extracted a
bullet which had been embedded
Berts' left heel for six years. The
operation was very successful and
the young man is much relieved.
The bullet found its resting place
in the young mans heel, through
the accidental discharge of an old
revolver, which was at the time In
the hands of his brother, Only dur
ing the last few weeks has the mat
ter given him any trouble or pain.
1t was a large old fashioned bullet.
Mr.. Louis Dawson is reported by
his physician, DR.. Cain, as conval-
escing nicely, and will soon be out
and at his work again.
Mrs. Grant Albin and infant
child are the guests of Mrs. Albin's
father over at Lancaster.
Mr.. T. j. Albin is over this week
for several day, settling up the af-
fairs of the Laurelville Lumber Go.
making annual settlement, etc Mr..
Albin reported an unprecedented
holiday trade over at Lancaster,
and that his business got its share.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Morrow were
holiday visitors up at Bellefontain,
remaining for several days.
Mr.. Edward Friend was the guest
of relatives in Columbus, and with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bell, several
days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Friend of
Columbus, came down Wednesday
evening for few days visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Friend. Mart
and Jake. went rab bit hunting next
day, and of course had to charter
the engine and freight car on the
9. l.. & w. to haul in the hundreds
of dead bunnies they killed. Mart
swears that he killed eleven out of
the top of sixty foot tree.
Mr.. Gordon Armstrong, principal
of the East Liverpool High Schools
is spending the holiday vacation
with his parents.
School opened Tuesday with the
usual teachers in the higher and in
termediate grades, and Miss Hous-
ell of Tarlton, in charge of the pri-
mary department, Miss Armstrong
having resigned the position.
Mrs. Daniel Hosler returned
Wednesday evening after delight
full visit of two weeks with relat-
ives at Logan.
Miss Ollie Armstrong is enjoying
the week with her sister, Mrs. Cecil
johnson, up near South Perry.
Our corporation tt easury is bout
bursted, there being less than two
dollars in Treasurer Whites keep
lag after the orders of Monday
night were paid.
Mr.. j. l.. Morriss returned Tues
day from a weeks visit ef bis