The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-02-21

Local Matters.
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is visiting his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. John Vail here this week.
"Fabio Romani," at Rempel's
Opera House, Monday Feb. 9th.
Seats now on sale at Rempel's
Bazaar.
Mrs. F. S. Case was the charm
ing hostess to the Non-de-script
Club Thursday afternoon, Feb. IA,
when she entertained with a val
entine party, which was highly en-
joyed by all present.
Miss Mary Mcbride is in Cleve-
land this week in the millinery es-
tablishment of Reed q Co., doing
trimming preparatory to Mrs. S.
e. McBride's millinery opening
the date of which will be an
nounced in our next issue.
Alden Benedict's famous "Ouo
Vadis" was put on the stage at
RempePs Opera House Monday
night to a good audience, and it
was well played. The stage of
our opera house was not large
enough to put all the scenery on,
but the company did good work
under the circumstances.
The ladies of the Third Ward
will hold their regular Market on
Saturday, Feb. %. The following
are few of the good things they
will have on sale: Devils Food,
Almond Custard, and Fig Cake,
French Cream, Lemon Custard,
Cherry, Plum, and Pumpkin Pies,
Doughnuts, Homemade Bread and
Soup. Mrs. Strawn and Mrs.
Peckham in charge.
Kill Eagle Tribe, o. r.. M. of |
this city, have the arrangements
all completed for one of the most
balls of the season, and
those who have been fortunate
enough to secure invitations can
consider themselves lucky, so far
over five hundred invitations have
been issued. The ball is given in
commemoration of Washington's
Feb. 22nd.-Nelsonville
News.
The hardware and tin store of
R. r. Work & Son has gone into
5he hands of a receiver, Mr.. Geo.
P. Work being appointed by the
court. The establishment is said
lot to be insolvent, but in good
shape, and the suit was brought to
settle up the affairs of the estate,
ooking to the continuation of the
business on different basis. The
eceiver, with board of invoicers,
ire invoicing the stock this week.
The ladies of the Maccabees
Initiated class of seven on last ,
Thursday evening, and expect an ,
'ther class of that size in two ,
weeks. The Maccabee drill, which s
vas given at the close of the work, ,
vas a thing of beauty in itself, {
nd showed much practice on the {
'art of the members. The L. O.. 6
:. M. is thriving rapidly, and {
promises to be one of the leading
riders of the city. Light refresh
nents were served, and pleasant !
ime was had by all.
Alden Benedict's "Fabio Ro- J
nani' will be presented at the
)pera House, Monday, Feb. 27.
That which has pleased long, and ]
LEASED many, must possess some '
merit" " Alden Benedict's play of t
'Fabio Romani" has been contin- s
ally travelling for the past eleven
ears, uninterruptedly and contin- !
ously. With the exception of .
Uncle Toms, Cabin" it has play i,
d to more money and more people i,
han any other play ever written i,
nd even "Uncle Toms Cabin"
las never continued on the road >
or eleven years under one manage :
lent. There is only one explain ,
tion and that is, that it possesses ,
nerlt of very high order. The 8
overs of the grand, the terrible, ,
he passionate, the weird and un-
amy are fully gratified in wit ,
lessing this production of Marie !
jorrelli's novel, "The Vendetta. Z"
Alden Benedict's "Fabio Ro- t
nani' which will he the attract =