The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-01-05
~Oysters and Soup, every
Aas, including Sundays. at Johnny
Ktsetein's.


Mr.. john Murpny spent u
holidays in Logar.
Judge Bright is holding Cou
tins week III New Lexington.
Ed. Wais attended leap YET
bail at Lancaster on Tuesda
night.
A marriage license has bee
granted TO Charles Angle an
Mary r. Riddlebourgb.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Smith, {
Corning, were ia Logan last weel
the guests of Mrs. NJ. L. Smith.
Ars. Haiues copfemplates clio.
inS out her millinery business
auc removing to Washington
City.
- Ike Burgoon's Bloomingvill
lot was raffled off last Monday
Dan Wright held the lucky tick
ct, No. 479.
A prominent young teacher
Mr.. Roma Green of 81. Josephs
Perry county, visited friends il
Logan last week.
The Motherwells have arranged
to take the natural gas and use
it jn the shops. The pipes will
be laid at once.
Mrs. L. l. Bort, left on Wedncs
day FOR Detroit, where she Was call
cd by the serious illness of her sis-
Ter, Miss Name Martin.
Tire members Of the Hunter ST.
Lutheran Church held watcl,
meeting New Year eve, ringing
the church hsIl at midnight.
Miss Emma Floyd, who is the
popular and efficient teacher a!
Lsurcivi!le, spent the holiday
season with friends in Logan.
A.r. NeIs Armstrong. one o.!
the leading ci!izens of Perry tp..
spent New Years in Logan, the
guest of his uncle. J. M. Floyd.
Misses Emma Do,lison and Mag
gle Case spent New Years IN New
.Straitsville, the guest of Miss En-
ma Curran, of the Central House.
The Logan Lodge of K. of p.
hell a supper aud dance 'a-I
night. Supper was served al
Payne. The ball was held in
McCarthv's Hall.
VIM. Martin has purchased the |
building kno's n az the Ruh'e Row, !
ppposite Tlp'ohs store. He will
removeit and huild dwelling house
m the centre of the .ot.
Col. Sam estenhaver will noi
attend The inauguration of Gov
Foraker. Col. Sam says he has
seen enough monkey work TO do
him this winter.
/ desire TO thank the friends
and neighbors for kindness and
assistance during the late illness
of Alex and Isabel Oliver.
JAMES A. OLIVER.
Mr.. Eli West is an applicant
70. Steward of the Athens Asy
lam. He is strongly rscommend-
ed by his party ia al: the coun-
ties of the district. |,
The aged mother of VIM. Cour-
son, residing in Fnrnacetown. is
not expected TO recover from an
Attack of neuralgia OF the heart.
Her suffering is said to be very
severe. /
Representative Buerhaue went
TO Columbus on Monday. He
has prepared a number of bills of
public Importance, which he will
introduce at the earliest oppor
tuniiy.
Col. Friesner has resigned his
position of teacher ef the Logan
High School, and will remove 10
Birmingham, Ala. MIR. McCray
and Miss Saumenig will take
charge of the school until a teach +,
er is secured, {
Gen. George Gage informs US ,
that he has the gas Governor un- 9
der suhjectlon. and ifthe weather '
does not interfere, will give US a
Inal lty of gas that will merit the
approval of everybody. i
Mr. Will Price is in Columbus. |
20 day, making application TO the j
Governor for the pardon of John e
Kelley, who was sent 10 the Re :
Torm Farm some months ago for r
burglary al Carbon Hill. O
The members of the Atheneum
Literary Society were handsome
v entertained on last Monday
evening, at the residence of Mr..
Y, S. Friesner. A magnificent r
reat was furnished by the host :
nd all had good time.
We would have been pleased a
{ our townsman, Sam Westen- N
layer, had succeed in getting the !
position e Sergeant a, Arms of C
he Ohio Senate, TO which place
e aspired. He was competent
md deserving. and would have
made most excellent officer '
But alas. "Repubiic( in } are TN :