The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-11-08
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College," he expects to take busi-
ness course. We hope Chester
will have success as he is a busi-
ness young man and liked by all
who get acquainted with him. lie
Is son of our main Democrat
leader Of Laurel. j. A. Cupp.
Mrs. Washington Dollison, OF
Logan is visiting for the last few
days at Mr.. Dollison's brothers, s..
and r. Dollison Of this place.
Mr.. Hood and two daughters of
the west are the guests of j. A.
Cupp and family for "a few days.
They are repairing the M. e.
Church; expect to make 1t as good
AS a new church. The building
was going down fast, so they
thought they had better repair this
fall, as they thought it would not
stand the storms Of another winter.
l.. d. Groves had sale on eec
tion day, he expects to move his
family to Columbus in few days.
Charley Calvert has sale on
Nov. 10, Saturday. He has rented
a farm close to Hooker Station aud
will move next week.
Sales seem to be plentiful this
fall as there have been two week
now for quite y while.
Bert Miller who has been very
sick with typhoid fever, we are
glad to learn Is improving IN
health.
DR.. Walker has been very sick
for a few days with neuralgia of
the stomach and bowels, but is a
little better at this writing.
Charley Kellar is still on the gn
he talks Bryan all the time. Can
not change him.
Arthur Campbell will move his
family in the property of Dr.
Walker in few days.
Tony WhItcraft goes to Logan
this week to commence work for j.
Ucker, as he has accepted posi-
tion in his meat shop.
Miss Stella Whitcraft has come
in possession Of u "note" that will
be of great value to her in the
future if she can collect 1t, and by
AL appearances it il all right.
The Calvert reunion that was
acid at George Culvert's last Satur.
lay at Carol, Ohio, was a grand
success, all the Calverts were there
and their relatives. There was
about fifty people there and a din.
ner fit for the king to sit at, of cake,
chicken, pie and everything that
could be mentioned In the eatable
line. Charley and Frank Calvert
were the champion cake and
chicken eaters. Good music and
speeches were the programme of
the day. We hope they will live
to enjoy many reunions. The next
one will be held at Jake Calverts
Of Pickaway County near Circle.
vile, o., in Nov. OF 1901.
There were no services at the M.
E. Church last Sunday on account
Of repairing the church. We hope
IL will be done by the next Sabbath.
Gertie Walker is visiting her
parents this week at this place.
Rev. McGlaughlih preached his
first sermon last Sabbath OF this
conference year. We are glad to
have him back again.
Buchtel.
An unknown white man was
found dead on the old slack ard
slate dump of the New Pittsburg
Coal Company's Mine, last Thurs.
day morning. The man was II
travelling sign painter and was
seen on Wednesday evening about
$3.50 o'clock, and gave his place of
residence as Pittsbnrg, Pa. There
was nothing found on his person
by which he could he Unidentified,
but the letters L.. D. which was
tattooed on his right arm. The
body, after being viewed by the
Coroner, was taken to the under
taking establishment of +. w.
Wallace and embalmed and Pre-
pared for burial. The man was
probably AZ years of age, about 6
IT. Sin. in height and weighed
about $50 ponnds; dark complex.
ion, with very heavy dark brown
mustache, slightly grey; was dress
ed in a cheap suit of dark clothes
and wore a dark stiff hat.
Mrs. Mary Speelman, of Colum
bus visited her brother Charles
Grimm of this place last week, re-
turning home Monday.
The new city prison is now ready
to receive any who have Il desire
| TO call there,