The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-02-19

MI. sam Radih,a lronilnaht busl'
meas nan 0f our neighhoVlng Will
age, Nelsunvllle, was u Logan WIS.,
ltor yesterday.
Wolford Stiers after wrestling
with the grippe" for some time, is
we are pleased to say, able to be
out again.
Don't forget the matinee at the
Opera ,HouseneXt Monday after
noon,'a l.nis4ion to all parts of the
house 2j cents.
Miss Adah Huber, following a
pleasant visit among Logan friends,
returned to her homs at Pleasant
vi ic,,yestetday.
Mrs. Belle Seaman, who atten l.
ed the funeral Of her father, Mr.. j.
f. Vanhorn here S Sturdy, has re
turned to her home in Columbus.
Mr.. Frank B yPon'l, the genial
travelling salesml IN for the By
Shoe House of Harrisburg, Pa,
spent Sunday with his wife here.
Mr.. Il. G.. Dollison. wife and son
Paul, of Dugger, Ind are visiting
+. w. DOlli>on here and Mr.. a
DolliOn and family at Gibisonville.
Mrs. Lucy A. Crawford, follow
ing pheasant visit with her son
a. V. Crawford of this city return
d to her home at Columbus Turs.
day.
Mrs. James Shaw and sister Miss
Mary Mil, entertained the sewing
circle in delightful manner at
their residence on West Main ST.
yesterday evening.
The "Sporting Craze" show com.
pany will give matinee Monday
afternoon. Admission to all parts
Of the house % cents, children I5
cents, No reserved seats.
r. EStevenson of New Plymouth
member of the J. +. Harden ~ Co
Furniture establishment of our
city passed through Logan yester-
day enroute to New Orleans.
Howard MeSSim era 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. %.
Professor Fowler, Of Athens, is
giving his second term of dancing
lessons here. Those wishing to get
some Of the late dances would do
well to avail themselves Of the OPP
portunity.
The Grocery Store Scene in the
second act of the Sporting Craze is
marvel of realism of country
store. The comedy of that name
will be seen at tie Opera House
Monday, February %.
Miss Cecil Iremess, a pretty and
charming vocalist, will render a
number of new selections in The
Sporting Craze when that merry
farce comes to the Opera house
nnyf Mnn,l,,,
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'S 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.
Inaugural rates to Washington
d. c. VIA the G. II. V. & r. R'y will
be s , 10 from Logan. Tickets will
te:sold March lst, 2nd,and 3rj, and
will be good to return not later
than March Slh. For full iuforma-
tion call on G. w. Schwenke, Agent.
Miss Josephine Rochester enter
tanned the Elite Club on Tuesday
evening, in honor of Miss Ada
Huber Of Pleasantville. On We'd
nesday evening Mrs. b. G. Reber
entertained in honor of Miss Huber.
Rev. DR.. Moore will leave for
Oxford University Monday to at.
tend II meeting OF Tru Itees of that
institution Of which he is an honor
e,i m amber. The Rev Dr. will de.
liver II lecture there b.!Jre return
ing to l." gan.
Carlin and Clark, those natural
funny dutchmen, will keep the au-
dience in ronrs Of laughter with
their funny songs and sayings
They will be with the Sporting
Craze wnen it comes to the Opera
House Monday night.
Miss NJ. n. Parsons, the popular
uniliinor pf n,,r ,.if,, T., IL, r,I,,,, H., ,