The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-10-11

SchOOl In DlSJ. NO. D, Openeu OCt'
lst, number of scholars enrolled for
first week, thirty per cent OF at
tendance SO. I. l.. Matthias, teach
er.
ROcKbridge.
The Lutheran Church south of
here was dedicated Sunday.
Mr., Henry Woltz Of Pittsburg
Pa, has been visiting his parents
here for the past week.
Quite number from this place
attended the Democratic rally at
Sugar Grove, Saturday evening.
More than ffty members Of the
Bryan and Stevenson Club OF Good
Hope TIP, attended in a body. All
were highly pleased with the
speech of Congressman John ].
Lentz.
Mr.. Geo. Matthias who has been
travelling over various parts Of the
West and South has returned home
The pumping station being put
up near here by the Springfield
Gas Co., is nearing completion and
will be in operation In few weeks.
The Great Southern Gas Co.,
.'driIled in" and "shot" we'll on
DR.. Schwenke's lot in town this
week, and the Springfield Co. com.
pleted well on the Carpenter
farm.
l., F. Kull and family Of Sugar
Grove, and Ed. KulI and family OF
Huokers visited w. Deeds at this
place Sunday.
Our schools will open here Mon.
day with the same teachers as last
year.
Coal Gate.
Miss Blanche Ackar of Murray
City was on our streets last Satur'
day.
Several Ladies of Rebekah at.
tended the institution of said ord.
er at Logan last Friday evening
and all report good time.
Chas. Green and Chas. Hite were
at Logan last Friday on business
l.. Buhler and family returned
home from Vinton Co., where they
spent week attending Norman
Conference.
Mrs. Chas Hogan was visiting
friends at Buchtel last week.
Dan Davis of Canton was call.
ing on old friends here last week
Geo. Piles and wife OF Buchtel
were the pleasant guests of Mrs
S. r. Smith.
Geo. Brooker and family of Jobi
spent Sunday with Chas James.
frank West and Tony Robinson
were at Jacksonville Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Phillips of Jackson
is here visiting relatives.
The little infant son of Henry
and Mrs, Adams died Saturday
and was buried at New Strait svillt
on Sunday.
So. BlOOmingville.
A party of negros from Columbu
held two days meeting at Ash
Cave last week, which closed with
good results.
| Mr.. Peter Polling and family
moved to Laurelville Thursday.
Mr.. Charlie Brevoort who is EN-
ployed on the B. & o. r. r is a
home this week nursing a sprainet
wrist. .3
| Mr.. Charles Mick of Chillicothe
gave very interesting entertain
ment on our streets Thursday eve
Our store-keeper Mr.. Henderson
is doing very successful busines
at present.
Mr.. Edward Vandgriff's chill,
was buried in the Chestnut Grov
Cemetery yesterday.
We learn that Miss Stella Cain
Of Laurelville has been employe g,
to teach our next term of school.
Our new preacher CHANGED to b
the old one and we are glad I
welcome his return.
Mr.. Edward Shaw who has bee
very sick is better at this writing
Sand Run.
Rev. Canter of Sand Run deliver
ed his last address at this place las
Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Green of Sand Run VIII
: has been very sick, is now recover
ing.
J. H. Nixon and wife were visitin
his mother of New Straitsville las
Sunday.
The Marco mine of Sand Run
expected to start the 10th inst.
Robbed the Grave.
A, startling incident, Is narrated b