The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-02-16
Mrs. john f. White entertained


crat Enquirer, was circulating
among the business men Saturday
Prof. Rayman and the Senior
Glass Cf the Logan High School
performed some very interesting
experiments at the Art Loan on
Friday night.
Information comes to us this
morning that G. M. Bowlby the
Jolly good natured st0re.keeper at
the 0. p. narrowly escaped drown
ing (?) last week.
. The "Sporting Craze" show com.
pany will give II matinee Monday
afternoon. Admission to all parts
ofthe house 25 cents, children u
cents. No reserved seats.
Louis Kohn, senior member OF
the West End grocery firm of Ko-
han C MeIman following a six
Weeks visit with Cincinnati friends
returned home Sunday evening.
Miss Florence Payne, who has
ibcen spending few weeks with
her mother here, returned to her
Wbrk as clerk in Vance's Cloak
House in Columbus, last Sunday.
NT, rtb,r Dn,,ocrnt Ennuirer
The following attorneys are at
tending Court here today (Wcdnes-
dayD j. r. Moore, ]. NJ. Tripp,
jackson; G, V. Wright, L. d. Wick
'ers, Logan; w. f. Peters, Athens.
Howard MeSsimer,a rising young
comedian, will play Josh Reuben
the sporty old farmer who makes
All the trouble in the Sporting
Craze at the Opera House Monday
Feb. %.
, The Grocery Store Scene In the
SECOND act Of the Sporting Craze. is
K marvel of realism of IA country
store! The comedy of that name
,Yill.be seen at the Opera House
zslonday, February %.
Miss Cecil Iremr mrss, a pretty and
charming VI calist, will render a
number Of new selections in The
Sporting Craze when that merry
farce comes to the Opera house
next Monday evening.
The Sporting Craze with its
bright music, versatile comedians
and pretty girls, all of whom are
good dancers and singers, will be
attraction at Rempel'5 Opera
House next Monday night.
Frank Farley, champion Bag
Punchcr of Penna, will appear as
Jack Hardy in The Sporting Craze.
lie will also show what master
he is in that line at the Opera
House next Monday evening.
A number of the young people Of
oar city attended select chop" at
Hartman's Hall Saturday evening
whore they tripped the light fan
tastic for couple of hours to the
merry strains of Friesner's orches
ira.
We have three valentine days
this year. Owing to the 14,h COM
ing on Sunday, those who had an
spite to vent on their
unfortunate neighbor used Satur-
day, Sunday and Monday for the
Cnrlin and Clark, those natural
funny dutchmen, will keep the au
dience in roars Of laughter with
their funny songs and sayings.
They will be with the Sporting
Craze wnen it comes to the Opera
House Monday night.
The l.ro;racted meeting at the Z.
B. Church sill continues with un-
abuting interest. There were 7
accessiuns on last Sabbath which
makes 81 accessiOns W to date. The
number Of conversions has been as
many or more. There will be ser.
vices each evening during the week
except Saturday evening, also each
afternoon at 2:30 p. m. The after
noon meetings of last week were
we'll attended. All are cordially
invited to these meetings. Stand
ing room was at premium on
Sabbath evening.
The Josie Mills Dramatic Co.
were the guests of the Rempel
House Sunday, follow ing Il success
ful three nights run at Athens, not
withstanding the malicious attempt
of certain verdant Logan youth
whose veracity Is none of the best,
and whose character like his name
is as GREEN as the grass which
grows by the way-side-to injure
the reputation Of the show and ruin
the good name Of its Individual
The attractions which
drew this excellent operate troupe
to Logan Sunday was the cuisine