The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-04-24
LOCAL ITEMS.


Miss Sallie Borland, of Wl!io'
Island. W. Va, is visiting he
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs I E. Bake
of this city.
There will bs grand openin
dance at Slisher's Hall on Thur
dav evening. April 24th. 1884.
Miss Eva Mingus and Mis-
Minnie Ryan. of Athens. are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. John White.
Z Miss Nellie Weakly of L.ancas
ter is visiting Miss Kate Roches
ter.
Read the new advertisement OF
Fike, Smith & Co. and SEQ theil
new styles Of Bugeies, Wagons. &c
Rev. J. n. 2ippsy, of Lancaster
will preach at the Episcopal Chape
Thursday evening. April 24tt
at 7 o'clock. All are invited.
Col. Weldy and Charley Rose
left yesterday morning for a
weeks visit to Washington City
They will be Joined by Col. il"
Poston at Columbus.
DIR. Magruder, of Somerset, the
popular ex assistant Physician OF
the Athens Asylum, made a fly
ing visit to Logan on last Mon
day. and met a warm welcome
from his many friends in our
city.
Oliver Wright will occupy the
office in the McCracken building
formerly occupied of Friesner i
Case.
y "A pleasant social dance was
given on last Friday evening by
the Misses White. at the resi-
dence of Darius White. in honor
of Misses Ryan. Weakly and
Mingus, who are visiting in the
city this week.
Messrs Melcher & Co.. of Ports
mouth, are in the city engaged
to build a stack and other i'm
provements at the Fire Brick
Works.
A number + our wong ladies
of Logan. gave a Leap lear
Dance last Tuesday evening, at
Hartman's Hall. The dance was
very enjoyable affair. Mr.
Bert Martin prepared An excel
lent supper. and everything
passed off pleasantly and to the
satisfaction of all in attendance.
Mr.. VIM. Coursin was As years
old on last Thursday, and his
friends to the number of fifty OF
moro, gave him a Birthday. The
company were pleasantly enter
tained by Mr.. and Mrs. Coursin
and all had a happy time.
The Return Leap Year Party
at the Mccarthy Hall or last
Friday night, was the notable SO
ciety event of the season. About
forty couple were in attendance.
The Circleville Band furnished
the music. Harry Ambrose fur.
nished an elegant supper.
Mrs. Brady of 2nd street, who
has been quite sick, has nearly
recovered her health.
/ DR.. Pullen, who has been alb.
sent some weeks visiting friends
and relatives, returned home in
excellent health on last Monday.
During his visit in New York he
called at the residence ef the
next President, Samuel J. Tiid-
en-, whom he found in good
health and hopeful spirits.
Al. Brooke, Jesse Butt, Pos
Master Case and S. II. Bright
left on Tuesday to attend the Re-
publican State vention al
Cleveland. They all held Gre
dentials from Col. Rempel, sup
porter of Gov. Hoadley.
The Sixth Annual Commence
ment of the New Lexington High
School took place OH last
Tuesday. The programme was
an snteresting one, and speaks
favorably of the good taste and
culture of the excellent manage
ment. Mrs. Andy Ward, nee
Ella Mcbride, of our town con-
Quoted the musical exercises.
7 Mr.. Mason is distributing the
Panoramic View of Logan this
week. The picture is an excel
lent work of art, and very
truthful panoramic view of our
city. 1t is a desirable picture
for Office or parlor, and years
hence will be valuable in show
ing the appearance Of our town
in the year of grace, 1881
Judge Steinman was called to
Lancaster on last Monday to at
tend the funeral of his brother.
who died at that place OH last
Saturday.
Judge AcGillivray, the popu
lar Democrat: Lawyer of Near
thur, was in thevcity Wednesday
<'sowing timothy seed' in the
Circuit Court field.
! At the Teachers Examination
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