The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-02-21
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-"Tabio Roman:" At the Opers
House, Feb. q.
MIR. Green j. attending the Ed
torial Convention IN Columbus today,
Mrs. DR.. Dye favored the Lii
brary with q valuable contribution Of
Magazines.
George Work has been appoint.
Receiver of the II. Work and Son
hardware store.
senator Miller and wife were
guerts several days this week. Of Nr
and Mrs. J. ]. Snider.
Mn. Sarah Stalls,nith is spend.
ing 4 few days in Columbus the guest
Of her son, Mr.. Charles Stallsmith.
Wanted girl to work as cook
at Depot House. Highest wages paid
Inquire of Mrs. A!tfelix, at Depot.
Alden Benedict's Pablo Ro-
manf' will he presented At The Opera
House, Wednesday, February. q.
Marie Correlli, the author Of "The
Vendetta" from which Chas. ".
Chase adapred the play of ''Fabio
Roman" Is, by birth, half English
and half italian, her mother being =
subject Of Queen Victoria. snd her
father descendant o. the old Ro-
mans.
The Lancaster Gazette an
pounoed on last Saturday that our
whilom contemporary, Col. F. S.
Purseil. has been gwen q lucrative
position in the revenue service At
Washington. We are glad Of this.
The Republican Party has no moro
deserving man. when plans are dis
tributed, and no more capable man,
when honest eiicent public service
j. required.
-Miss Mollie Mcbride is in Cleve.
land this week and will remain there |
for tho next two weeks, in the noted
Millinery store of Reed Bros. learn
, ing the art of trimming in the very
lssest fashions. Miss Mcbride will |
introduce to the psople of Logan
and the Hooking Valley, the latest
style and the most accomplished art
at the coming Spring Opening Of
popular Millinery Store of Mrs. S.
E. Mcbride.
The play Ono vadis at the
Opera House. last Monday evening.
was not q we'll attended rs it other.
wise would have been, ha d it not
been for other entertainments 10 the
city that evening. The play was we'll
received, and in its general character
n public entertainments, il credit
able to Mr.. Hoppe who is giving
our theatre going people this winter
. class of entertainments that de.
serve liberal patronage.
-.The Gospel and Music" will
be DR.. Harley J. Stewards SUNDAY
morning subject at the Presbyterian
church. ATT P. M. he will speak
on "a Happy Queen" Good music
at both service. Feb. "a "The Cos
pei and Music" Mar. 3 The Gos-I
pei and the Home" Mar. 10 aThe
Gospel and Poetry" Mar. II "Ihs
Gospel and the State" Mar. 24l
.tThe Gospel and Art" Mar. 81
''The Gospel and Educatiou."
DIR. and Mrs. Dye leave today
for visit among friends in Marietta
after which they will 60 to New York
where the Doctor will take course
of instruction in some special lines of
the profession, under the direction of
the most eminent physicians of the
country. The departure of DR.. and
Mrs. DYE from Logan is sincerely
regretted. They have the hearty best
wishes of everybody for a pleasant
and successful and happy life in
whatever place may be their future ,
home.
The attraction at the Opera
House, Wednesday, Feb. 81 will be
the popular and well-known melo-
drama "Fabio Romani," which IS
now in its twelfth year of uninter- {
rupted success. This fact of itself
is proof positive Of the merits of this
well-known production. The play ,
will be presented with all the atsen-
tiou to detail that marked its original
production in New York City. Mr.. Il
Walter Lawrence who created the
part of Fabio will again appear In
The title role, Miss Martha Beauford
n Nina. the unfaithful wife, and Mr.
Claude SoaIes as Guido the false
friend, being highly spoken Of by tho
press wherever The company has ap-i !
peared. I
Alden Benedict's ".Fabio Ro. .
mani" which will be presented at the /,
Opera House. Wednesday, Feb. ~ is
/. iine creation and pronounced byi