The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-06-25
LOCAL ITEMS.
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thy's every Saturday night.
Frank Matthews and Frank Ny
ers. Of Nelsonvil'e, spent Sunday il
Logan.
Mr.. j. p. H. Stedem left this
morning for a two months visit
in the East. We wish him a
pleasant trip and safe return.
Mr.. J. A. McCIelland. one of the
prominent men Of Perry township
and wife, were visitors in Logan
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Booker. of Springfield. KY.
knewn to our citizens best As Phe
ma Bates is visiting in Logan this
week. the guest of Miss Cal. Naile.
ChAs. lst, Of the Athens Journ-
n. Bro. Barker Of the craft. Sum-
dayed in Logan and attended
church and attended other Work.
proper for the occasion.
The Gore Furnace went into
blast on hast Monday. This will
help start tho business revival In
tho Valley.
Fr. Cady is assisting Rev. Weis-
~iqger of Straitsville, this week. in
conducting the Forty Hours devo-
tions At that place.
Rev. G. C. Hart of our city. con-
Quoted the religious exercises at the
Ohio penitentiary last Sunday.
Niu Nan Mcbride, who hss
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Ward,
at New Lexington, has returned
home much pleased with her visit
to the city on the hill.
Mrs. T. P. Johnston. who has
been vito III for some weeks past, is
getting well.
Mrs. Garrett, of Union Furnace
gave very pleasant reception par
ty to her son Cliff and his young
bride Hattie, on last Thursday .v-
sning.
sMs. Oliver Wright, who has been
seriously III since. last Sunday, is
improving. and it is hoped viii soon
BE- veil again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Green of our city-j
attended Fr. Goldsmith's orphans
plcnIc in Colu mbus yesterday.
Frank Baird, Of Baird 8. was in
the city last week. He reports his
furnace doing we'll and making
handsome profits. The Baird fur
mace is the pioneer.
Mr. Joe. Kessler. the popular
clerk at the Rempel, is engaged
this week conduction the TaIimagel
House in Lancaster. Mr.. KessIer is |
an accomplished hotel man, and will
give satisfaction to the patrons Of
the Tallmage.
Mss Crider, niece of Col. WeIdy,
has been appointed an attendant at
the Athens Asylum. Miss Crider
is one of our most esteemed Logan
ladies ond her appointment will be
to the benefit of the public service.
Mr.. ]. r. Calvert, ono of the
most prominent farmers Of he Rock
House nelghborhood, and his wife,
made us a pleasant call on last Fri
day, giving US substantial evidence
of their regard for the Sentinel, for
which we thank them.
Mr.. Romel ono Of the most ac-
complished teachers of Laurel,
pade us a pleasant visit on last
Friday. He reports the schools Of
his neighborhood in Aourishing
condition.
Col. W. a. 81. Fuller. insurance
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agent of Columbus. formerly of
New Straitsville, WAS in the city
last Friday, fixing up things and
instructing the BOYS succeeding i'm
how to do as well and satlsfac tori
y as he did. 4
Mrs. Maggie Kelly (nee Poling)
died at Nelsonville. of consump-
ton. on Tuesday last, and was
buried in Logan to-day. at %
O'clock. from the ST. John Catho-
lie Church. She leaves a hus-
band and four small children TO
her loss.
Mrs. Bascom, widow of Maj. Bas- /,
com, the once distinguished editor
of the Xenia Torchlight, and COL
umbus Journal, with her daughter, ,
residents now of Cleveland, are Wis
itins this week in cur city, guests ,
of their relative, Mrs DR.. Jas. Lit
tie.
Mr.. Rice, ofcolumbus, an accom-
plishsd civil engineer, was in our
city last week prospecting for = lo-.
cation. Mr.. Rice will be heartily
welcomed If he concludes to locate
in Logan. 1t is such accomplished
enterprising young men as he that
We want to help US pull through
and huild up.
Mr.. Graves of Pennsylvania, a /,
practical oil man, was in the CITY
last week taking a survery of the
situation. He thinks Logan is 10
Gated in the profitable oil belt. He
is willing to put money in the at
tempt to reach oil. He should be.
encouraged. He don't ask ordin II
ences nor privileges. He asks for .