The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-11-22

n Mrs. Madie Brown. (nee Sc
warz) of Columbus. was visitil
in Logan this week.
Born, al Pasadena. CAL. SUI
day, Nov. II. 1883. 10 Mr.. a,
'e Mrs. Frank S. Gordon, a son.
Judge Bright is simply no
- Samuel II. Bright, Atty al La,
The handle was knocked off @
S the 9Th.
Mr.. Frank Maser and wife, {
y Macarthur. were visiting in ou
city last Sunday, guests of D.
Wright.
Father Cadv, on last Tuesday
celebrated the twenty-fitth ami
versarv of his ordination 10 th
priesthood.
The Mayor has issued a proc
lamaiion 10 clean up. Now if TN,
Health Officer will enforce The
ordinances we will have clsa,
and healthy town.
"Frank 8. Davidson in Hans, the
German Detective was fine. lie and
his company will always he we'll treat
cd here. ."-Hnrrisburg Telegram.
Will eShibi, for one night only
at the Opera House, Monday
evening, Nov. 25th.
The senior class OF the High
School rendered a reception ia
the other members Of the High
School, members of The Board of
Education and teachers, Monday
night. at the residence of Mr..
Robt. Work. 1t was a very pleas
AMI affair.
"Mr. Davidsou's singing brough,
forth encore after encore, until he had
TO come to the front and ask Il audi
ence TO excuse him. The company
gave the very best Of satisfaction" -
New York Mirror.)
Frank s. Daviiso7,'s Comedy
Company will exhibit at The Op-
era House, Monday evening, No
vember 26tE.
Mr. FalEenbach, the popular
passenger acen: OF G Fl
Y d L Il X. was in the CITY N m
day evening, watching tlie effect
on the irave:Ihg public OF The
change in The coming and going
of trains. he has no doubt beard
a good deal.
Dan Shields. For some the
past principal conductor on the
Valley. has been dis
from service on the road. |
In the many changes made, eur
Logan people will he glad to
know that Henry Xllbu,,. aud
kafe snively hold treir places.
The recent changes in the trains
nn the c. Ii. Y. & T. X. X. has
much crumblins
among the people. II is 10 he
ioped there will be anolheri
.hange and that soon. Unders
he presen: arrangement it lakes
he people on the river division
,ne day 10 get in and one day 10
.et out of this city.
Since Frank Myers has repudi-
ted Democracy the party has
'een without a weather prophet.
that might have been one cause
# our defeat. Whv not appoint
Bill G'een? Ifthis is done. such
calamity will not overtake us
gain. We must have 4 weather
rophet.
It may not be altogether pleas
~ 10 some Of our readers 10
earn that. as the special friend
nd warm and ardent supporter
f Mr. Sherman, Sill Purseh of {
lie Republican Gazette, may
ave the pleasure of naming the :
'xt postmaster of this city. i
1t has been discovered, since
ne fight for postmaster opened
p. that our esteemed follow
,wusman. Col. F. F. RemDel.
"tea the straight Republican
ckct. This is considered an :
minous sign BY some OF the ap- |
licaHts.
The recent annexation of more O
'rritory to the corporation suggests 9
'e thought that the honorable il
ouncil should devise ways and u
cans to put what it now POSSESSES a
good repair. Some OF our streets g
c very little better than the coun t
:; roads. This fuct should he con. ! n
iered before we conclude to take n
tie rest of Falls township and o
ore precinct. v
Rev. DR.. j. NJ. Kendrlck, of ii
Dlumbus. who has done hero G "
Drk for the church as General 1t
visionary for the Southern Dio. al
Sc of Ohio for a number of tt
ars, was elected in Washing ir
II, ID. G. last week, by the Mis- tt
,nary Council Of the Episcopal b.
,urch. as Missionary Bishop of b
ew Mexico and Arizona. His
any friends in Logan, where he p'
S preached number of times, q,
jOice at the distinguished hon -,
5 gwen him, al The same time -
yret 10 see him leave his work -
Ohio. III
The marriage Of Mr.. Thomas 49,
" aud Miss A lie Shaw. daugh VI
of John A. Shaw. took place -.
The 14ih, Rev. Crooks oliiriat- or
:. The ceremony was per- tn
med at HE brides home among th