The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-01-19
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A Somerset youth has sworn of
kissing because he caught diphthe-
ria from kissing his sweetheart
The girls can we'll spare such a
man as that. Any man who will
not risk season of sickness for a
kiss from Somerset girl, is not
worth living.-Roseville Independ
Capt. VIM. M. Bowen and grand
son Charles Wood Of Logan passed
through Lancaster this morning on
their way TO Detroit, Michigan.-
Lancaster Gazette.
While Mrs. Emanuel Huffor,l
was spending the Holidays with
friends in Logan, sho was taken
seriously i'll with the grippe, and
after being under the skillful treat
ment Of DR.. Blosser, of that place,
she recovered sufficiently to he re-
moved to her home Sunday. She
is still very sick.-Bremen Banner.
Fridays Lancaster Gazottc;-
DIR. j. II. Goss went down to Lo-
gan this evening on business.
Judge o. w. III. Wright, today
made +. NJ. Poston receiver of the
Columbus, Sandusky and Hooking
Railroad, which passes through the
northern part Of this county.
Judge o. w. Fl. Wright will hold
court here next week, and Judge
Slough will be on the bench in Lo-
gan.
The little IS year old boy, Elmer
Warren, who was so badly hurt at
the Boys Industrial School, a few
weeks ego, by bank of dirt caving
in on him, had his leg amputated
yesterday. Drs. Reese and Miller
performed the operation. The
little fellow has been a great suffer-
er from his wounds, and it is very
doubtful whether he can live or
not. The limb was amputated
above the knee, as it was feared
that blood poisoning would set in.
The boys parents are with him.
Adelphl Border News:-
Miss Edith Patterson returned
on Thursday of last week to Wes-
leyan University, where the lady
resumes her college studies.
Mr.. Will Lowery, who now has
charge of the Natural Gas plant
here, moved his wife and house
hold goods from Logan Tuesday,
and are now comfortably ensconc-
ed in the lower resident rooms of
the Red Mems Building.
Attorney Swinehart was oyer at
Logan last week and again several
days this week attending Court.
Mr.. Swinehart was never, in all
his professional career, so rushed
with work as he is now. But he is
equal TO the occasion, and is work.
ing with a vim from early morning
until late at night.
Ex-Auditor Nelson Armstrong
Of Logan, paid the NEWS sanctumn
n pleasant hours visit on Tuesday.
Nelson is at sea now, in a business
way. lie can't make up his min Il
whether to go into business at Lo-
gan, or move back onto Il farm. If
he concludes on the latter, he will
build on his farm near Laurelville
and go into some business at the
latter place.
Ian. Gazette January Is:
Father N. E. PiIger is spending
the day in Logan.
Mr.. Frank Kuitzmann spent
Sunday in this city with his parent,
and went to Logan this morning.
Judge o. w. II. Wright is hold
Ing court here today, and will con-
tinue until Judge Slough returns
from Logan.
Judge Tall Slough is presiding In
the Culver case in Logan. The
trial commenced this morning, and
will continue during the week.
Burglars forced an entrance into
the store of the Laurelville Cloth
ing company Friday night and |
rr'ed off IL large quantity of
Before leaving the rob
bers dressed themselves in new
suits, leaving the old ones behind.
The thieves are now being chased
with bloodhounds.