The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-02-08

Profs. Arthur Wilson and Jim
Montgomery.
Washee, washee, Yick Tenn, was
Sunday visitor to the capital city
enjoying game of fan-tam with
his Chinese friends.
There are IS young ladies, all mus
ical artists, in Clara Schuman's Or
chestra, at Rempel's Opera House
Monday afternoon Feb. 14th.
Dan Soliday of Carbon Hill and
ole of the Democratic wheel horses
of Ward Township was shaking
hands with his friends here Satur-
day.
Miss Julia Wheeler Of VIII, So
serious illness at st. Augustine,
Fla mention was made last week,
is we are pleased to ann0unc,', con.
valescing.
j. A. Mccormick representative
of Bakers Art Gallery Columbus,
Ohio, and son of our fellow towns
man j. T. Mccormick is here on a
visit.
rhe prices of admission to the
Clara Schuman Ladies Orchestra
entertainment next Monday after
noon will be as follows: Box seats
60 cents; Reserved seats so cents !;
General admission 30 cents.
The High School has arranged to
have the citizens of Logan to hear
Col. Il. F. Copeland on March l4th,
1898, at Rempel's Opera House
Col. Copeland is recognized in
America as "King" Of the platform.
A. w. Mauk was a visitor to Mt.
Pleasant yesterday accompanying
Grand Lodge District Lecturer A. b.
Mortal of Rushville who is in this
section of the state on his annual
tour of inspection of the Blue Lodges
of Masonry.
John Ucker has just purchased
the finest lot of young beef cattle
ever brought to the Logan market
and should you desire choice roast
for Sundays dinner or a nice tender
steak you will make no mistake in
making your purchases at this
place.
Two bills were introduced hy
Senator Riley in the Senate Thurs
day Of more than usual importance
One places the age of consent Of
girls at is. The other.is an entire
ly new matter and makes it a peni-
Tertiary offense, punishable by i'm
prisonment of not more than FIVE
years nor less than one year, to in
duce boys of not more than IS years
of age to enter IL house of illrepute.
About twenty gentlemen of the
Jewish persuasion together with
Rabbi Pump all of Circleville were
sight seeing in Logan to-day for a
few hours between trains enroute
to New Straitsville where they
were going to attend Jewish wed
ding, the contracting parties being
a Mr.. Palster and Miss Freedman.
The Circlevllle party were augmen-
ted by another crowd from Nelson
vile who came up on the noon
train who were hound for New
Straitsville on the same charitable
errand.
Mr.. Gus Judy last week while
working beneath a boring machine
at the Logan Manufacturing Coz,
plant received an injury which
came near losing him the sight of
an eye. owing to boring bit which
he was in the act of tightening up,
slipping and striking him iE the
face the sharp point penetrating
through the eye lid but fortunately
not striking the eye ball. AL
though "Gus" will not lose the eye,
it is serious enough as it il, as 1t
will necessitate his laying off from
his work for IA time at least.
Chas. Rose, the clothing mer.
chant, was the victim of an awful
fall In his store last week which
while not of a serious nature, never.
the-less caused him to suffer con-
siderable pain for two or three
days. Wishing to get down a box
from shelf he stepped upon It
chair to reach it when the chair
tipped over throwing him 10 the
floor aud wr .nching his knee in
such manner as to give il q
severe strain. The pain was sc
severe that he eoull bear n,
weight on the injured IN IN YER anC
was cumpell, d to use the cabs tt
carry him to and from his place o
business.