The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-04-13

New York City to spend a month
with his brother John.
New. Slater returned Thurs la,
evening from Hot Springs where
he has been for the past six weeks
recuperating his health.
Go and hear the "Impersonator'
at the Three Bostonians" enter
tainment at the Opera House
Thursday evening April 2lst.
FOR SALE-Will sell cheap a
handsome quartered oak folding
bed with French plate mirror. In.
quire at this office. 3t.
Mr.. Joe Mattox and Fannie
| Wyman were married in Lancas.
ter Sunday eve, They left on the
Royal Blue Flyer for New York
City.
Mrs. Lafayette Kuhn and child
rem of Logan, who have been visit
ing friends and relatives in Tarlton,
o, the last week have returned
home.
Mrs. Joe Work and little son
following pleasant visit here with
her mother, Mrs. A. B. Horn, re-
turned to her home at Lancaster
Friday.
The event of the season will be
the musicale by "The Three Boston
ians" under the auspices Of the K.
of p, at the Opera House Thursday
April 2lst.
Miss Marie Brooke the handsome
and accomplished daughter of A.
II. Brooke will play the "Vestal
Virgin" in "Brutus" at Rem p el's
Opera House April 18th.
Cleanliness is next to Goodness
and nothing helps to improve the
looks of young man 40 much as y
well laundered shirt. Try the Lo-
gan Steam Laundry for first class
work.
The Logan High School will give
an entertainment at Rempel's
Opera House entitled, "Brutus, Or
the fall Of Tarquin," on Friday
evening April 18th. Don't miss it.
Miss Nan Mcbride returned
home Saturday night from a pleas
ant weeks visit in Columbus and
New Lexington, she was accom-
panied home by her sister Miss
Mollle who will make "a short visit
with her mother Mrs. s. e. Nc
Bride.
{. The Three Bostonians will give an
entertainment here on Thursday eve
ming April 2lst, under the auspices
of Logan Lodge, No ll9 X of p.
These entertainments come to us
highly recommended and merit a
liberal patronage. They have been
secured at great expence and will
be well received by Logan patrons.
"Do to Others as You'd Have
Them Do to You' is d beautiful
song and chorus by Will l.. Tomp.
son, East Liverpool, O., author of
Come Where the Lilies Bloom"
etc. 1t has caught the popular
'ancy. and is now the great "hii"
If the season. Published either
With mixed or male chorus. Send
10 cents to the author.
We are here to stay. 1t has been
umored that we were going to
cave but there is no truth In the
tatement. or course some people
would like to see us go. But the
PUBLIC at LARGE want us to
'TAY. Their wish shall he obeyed.
some time In JUNE we will move
nto the rboihs f6finerly occupied
" the Post-offite and the room e asst
f same In the Opera House Block.
,ome and See us. Yours for straight
usiness, sFRATToN BROS, Lo-
AN, Ohio.
The Cincinnati Post says: asev-
raj very pleasing wRistling solos
we're rendefed by Mrs. G. A. Leh-
dan at the reception given at the
Dayton View Gymnasium. We'd
esday evening. Mrs. Lehmahn's ,
Vhistling is always highly appre-
lated, and on this occasion she
i'd particularly well."-Mrs. Leh-
mann will take part IN the concert ,
o begiven at the Presbyterian II
hurch in Logan, Tuesday evening,
lay 3rd. 1898.
The programme rendered by
The Bostonians" on last Thursday
vening in the Opera House, was
eplete with humor, pathos. melody
nd true artistic ability. Mr.. HON.
r Eaton, the inpersonatof and
haracter delineator is the peer OF
ny one on the stage today. Miss
ethel Cross, contralto in "Lost
'hord" and "Virginia Reel" was a
and musical revelation, |