The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-12-20
PERSONAL.
The Schubert symphony Club

Mr.. Harry Nall Oh wooster
University is in the city.
Mrs. G. G. Weitzel was a visitor
jim the Capital City Thursday.
John Arnold has purchased the
Steam Laundry flom T. r. Wal
burn.
Good music at the Schubert
Symphony Concert Dec, ~. Don't
miss it.
If we have war, we will no long
ler have the new woman. "Of the
lwo evils etc"
Mr.. Robert Work, is making
business trip through West Vir-
ginia this week.
Misses Ella and Lucy Rochester
of Oxford Seminary, are home to
spend the holidays.
Miss Anna White has returned
from pleasa mt visit with her peo-
pie in Perry county.
Mr.. L. l.. Wagner of Lancaster
was business Si,itor in Logan
Wednesday evening.
Miss Kathrlne Friesner is in
Columbus, the guest of her father
Judge John S. Friesner.
Miss Winona Stinchfeld has gone
10 Columbus to enter hospital to
become trained nurse.
John White, A. Baird and Henry
Hansel, left today for the Cotton
States Exposition at Atlanta.
There are rumors afloat that Col
Rob't. Kittsmiller is organizing
company to fight John Bull.
Col Geo. e. Kelley of the Ian
caster newspaper fraternity was tt
visitor in our city Thursday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Fisher, of
Union Furnace were in Logan
Tuesday, attending the X. of p.
banquet. {.
Mr.. Gordon Armstrong, student,
at Delaware College, is in Logan
with his parents MIR. and Mrs. Mel
son Armstrong.
Rob't Wright who has been
attending college in Andover, Mass.
is expected home tomorrow to
spend the Holidays.
The stores are crowed, with
Christmas shoppers. Logan mer-
chants seem to be having their
share of the Holiday business.
Fred Bright and sister, Miss Lulu
Bright, Delaware students, are
spending the holidays with their
parents, Judge and Mrs. S. Bright.
The Schubert Symp hony Club
Will give q concert at the Opera
House, next Thursday evening.
This concert is given in the inter
est of the Public School and should
be well patronized.
The Christmas music, of the
Presbyterian choir, will be given
Sunday Dec. 30. A special chL rus
is being drilled, by the Choir Master
A. V. Crawford and they will rem
der The Grand Chorus. "Hallelu-
jah to the Father" by Beethoven
and "Glory to God on High" from
Mozarts 18th Mass.
a new string orchestra has been
organized. The instruments are
Guitars, Mandolins, and Violins.
Some of the members, are, Carol
Brown, Estell and Grace Finney,
Lizzie Rempel, Margaret Lutz,
Maggie McCarty, Sumner Bright,
Binus Kessler, Frank Wright and
Mr.. and Mrs. Woolen.
The Christmas service Of the NJ.
Il. church will be given, Sunday
Dec. %. Rev. Rudisill preaching
from Elk. 40 Chap. 81 verse. "The
Glory of God Revealed" In the
even ing on ''Christ in Prophecy"
A special choir will give the fol-
lowing music. In the morning the
Anthem is CLARK What Mean |
Those Holy Voices" Arr. from II
provatore by Sudds. A Quartette
"WelcOme Sweet Grace" will be
sung by Miss lima Wright, Mrs. J,
j. Baily, Messers Dollison and |
Woodworth. Solo, Beulah Land |
will pc sung by Miss Irma Wright.
In the evening the Athem is "Star
Df Bethleham." Soloists Mr.. and |
Mrs. KcKay. Quintette, "Here is
Rest" Soprano oblagato by Miss
Irma Wright. Solo, selected by
Miss Irma Wright. Duette by |
Mrs. Baily and Miss Irma Wright, |
Two songs will also be given by |
the Harmonic Club.