The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-02-08

DIR. e. p. Rauch, of Rock Springs
coming, has been visiting his
- me here for a few days. He is
preparing to locate in his profess
sion soon in Lancaster, Ohio.
"Why did Judas betray Christ ?"
will be- DR.. Harley j. Stewards
Sunday morning subject at the
Presbyterian Church. In the even
ing he will speak Oh "Luke's Cos
pei"
Mrs. Harry Enoch Of Athens
who was the very charming Bertha
Walker known to our society peo-
Pile, Is the guest of Mrs. nellie Bot
kin. Her husband was also guest
here over Sunday.
The Athens Messenger says:
"Mr. w. w. Keynes, of Logan, was
y visitor here Monday. He has
rendered his application to Cover
nor Nash for member of board Of
managers of the Ohio Penitentary.
The jolly Lot Company play ed
here Saturday night and they were
not near so good as last year. They
have good orchestra and excel
lent musical specialties, but their
funny work on the stage was bum,
If anybody is in possession Of in.
formation concerning the glass
works that was coming to Logan
we would gladly pay them for
what they know. We have been
unable to pry it out of anybodys
gratis.
The ladies of the M. Il. Church of
the first ward respectfully inform
the public that they will have on
market next Saturday home made
mince pies, pumpkin pies, cakes,
doughnuts and soup and hope to be
liOeralIy patrOnlZeu.
Judge o. w. II. Wright is in
Newark this week on business in
the courts of that place. He has
been in Fairfield much of the time
, in the vacation OF our courts, do
| ing the criminal work for Judge
Slough, who is in i'll health.
Rev. Sparks, the M. E. Minister
at Jacksonville, was visitor with
!. his brother, A. l.. Sparks here Tues
, day. The reverend gentleman, we
3 understand is giving excellent sat
:. isfaction in Nelsonville. He is ar
: eloquent, pleasant aud scholar,
] gentleman.
r The Logan Lodge Of Elks had s
pleasant time Saturday night att
f er the Davenport's Jolly Lot enter
: tainment. Most of the men of tn,
f company were Elks and they en-
tertained the local lodge with som,
. special features in the elegan
: lodge rooms.
= Ladies ara unanimous in thei
praise of the little artist Ma.
, Smith Robbins who will appear a
the Opera House Monday Feb. Is
in her musical melo-drama, "Littl
Trixie." She is bright, vivaciou
and full of original humor. Sh
!. delights and amuses.
n We wish to engage with an &C
tive salesman for the sale of ou
!. lubricating oils and greases in Lie
h gan and vicinity. Liberal proposi
n tion and favorable prices. Addres
with references.
20 The AMERICAN PETRoLEUl
" PRODUCT Co., Findlay, Ohic
Il We regret very much to learn {
the death of our good friend Joe In
boden, of Rockbridge. The cause c
- his death was pneumonia. He wa
N a man of affairs and we'll liked b
sr the entire community. His host {
friends in Logan were very muc
40 shocked to learn of his sudden d'
y, mise.
,e May Smith Robbins, who is sta
ring in the musical melo-dram
"Little Trixie" is fast gaining re-
n ognition as one of the most versi
r tile soubrettes now before the puI
lie. She is said to be one of tf
or greatest dancers in A merica, an
p. her comedy work is far above ii
rn average in its quaint humor an
charming artlessness. The play
- bright, breezy and funny, and
IN the same time refined, interestir
" and pleasing.
Mr.. j. f. Smith is walking Ii
to tie one sided the last few days. f
nd was peacefully leading cow WHIT
pt she took advantage of suddt
twist and the slippery ground al
, hurled Frank into a curb stone {
his shoulder. 1t was an awful II
and nine persons out OF ten wou
have broken shoulder. Fral