The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-02-05

There will be a change of play
each night during the engagement
OF the Josie Mills company next
week.
Miss Amy Armstrong will enter
tain the Kings Daughters at her
home on North Walnut st. to-
morrow afternoon.
Messrs Jesse Van Horn and Joe
Shorr were in attendance at the
Lady Bicycle races at Columbus
Wednesday evening.
The Josie Mills Dramatic Co in
"Master and Man" at RempePs
Opera House three nights COM
mencing Monday Feb. Sth.
Mrs. Will Cage and little son, of
Union Furnace, were the guest Of
Mrs. Miller and daughter Besse on
North Walnut st. this week.
Col. Ground Hog failed to see
his shadow last Tuesday and ac-
cOrding to an old adage we may
now look for good weather and an
early spring.
Judge 0. w. II. Wright returned
home Tuesday evening from Lex
ington where he is holding Court,
aud returned on Wednesday morn
ing to his duties.
Gov. Bushnell has appointed Mr..
Lewis Green Of our city on the
Phil Sheridan monument commiss-
ion. The monument is to be built
at Somerset, O., as soon as funds
can be raised.
Mr.. II. j. Shannon, formerly road
master on River division Of the
Hooking Valley, is looking after
the River division on account OF
the sickness of j. Lenane.-Vinton
Record.
A. G. Sands Jr. Exchange Editor
of the Cincinnati Enquirer paid
flying visit to Logan friends Tues
day, returning the same evening.
"Eck" is the picture of health, and
is the same jolly old boy as Of yore.
The Second Quarterly meeting OF
Logan Mission U. B. Church will be
held at Antioch Feb 18th at $3.50
A. NJ. Preaching by p. E. on Fri
day evening at p. NJ. Commun-
ion services on Sunday evening.
The Art Loan is in progress in
the I. o. o. F. Hail and a grand
exhibition it is. 1t is worth the
while of every citizen to attend
this exhibition. The admission is
l0c, so low that all may avail them
selves of the opportunity.
The Red Men took some pale
faces through the adoption on
Thursday evening. The new tribe
now numbers about seventy and
rapidly growing. There are report.
ed more than dozen applications
in waiting. We have been watch.
ing the Wigwam Window to see
the scalps hung out to dry,
Dr. J. B. Lyon following a very |
severe spell of sickness, is we are
glad to announce again able to be
out to take charge of his patients
and also attend to the fitting OF
glasses for those who are in need
of them. The Doctor has all OF the
latest improved apparatus for the
testing of the eyesight and all who
may be in need OF his services will
find in him a courtly gentleman
and one who understands his busi-
ness. We know, for we've been
thar.
"Master and Man" is the title OF
the play to be produced by Miss
Josie Mills and her excellent com
pany Of players, and will be
seen at RempePs Opera House
three nights commencing Feb. Sth.
This great play has achieved II
wonderful success on the road, and
has succeeded in pleasing large
audiences in this country, England
and Australia. The cast Is an ex.
ceptional strong one, and includes
the well known leading man, Mr..
Edward Kendall as Jack Walton;
and Don Fielding as Humpy Lo-
gan, Miss Josie Mills will be seen
as the village school mistress, Hes
ter Thornberry. Petite Earl Scott
one of cleverest of stage children,
rs Johnny Walton, Hester's child.
Songs and specialties will be iner-
spcrsed throughout the entire play.
Board of Trade.