The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-02-02

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DR.. DYE has returned from Co
un,bus and is again ieokins afte
his patients.
Mrs. John Weilman and daugh
Ser Annie. spent last Sunday in Su
gar Grove.
Mrs. Adam Lutz left vesterda
for Elgin. ILL.,. to visit a sister WHIT
Is quite i'll.
We regret to learn that Miss Sa-
die Pond is suffering from an atiacl
of pneumonia.
Mr.. William Martin fell from q
roof last Monday morning fractur
Ing his left leg.
Miss Nettie McCray has taken
charge of MISS Hnrt's school dur
ing her illness.
Mr.. Jacob Weaver has hee,
suffering with erysepelas in the
face, for several days.
Col. Frank Merrick. of Columbus
attorney for the Hooking Valley
syndicate was in this city yesterday
on professional business.
Squire Dan Davis. of Haynes.
visited Logan en- last Tuesday. and
spent IN evening with Col. Rem
i.cmoel in see.ng Bro. Jonolhan.
Collins & Moore present a
large advertisement this week,
which it will paw our readers ia
examine before purchasing spring
goods.
One evil education brings is near
sigh 'edness, which once begun grows
worse and worse. DR. Harnan. of
Lancaster Is prepared to correct
this evil.
Mr.. James Gallagher of Carbon
hill WAS In the oi,y this week nurs
ing sore hand. hurt By a coils
sion of coal cars in the bank whe e
he was working.
The Wild West has its blizzartls,
the East its SNOW storms. the South
its hurricanes We of Ohio have
our sleet. and in this particular,
with tho true Ohio purpose, We beat
all the sections.
Candidates for TIE coming
spring election are already put
flag i'm an appearance. Their
,,ames will lie announced al The
proper time.
The Crescent Club will give =
Retarn Leap Year Dance tonight
in McCarthv's hall. The Ports
mouth orchestra will furnish the
music. A pleasant lime is antic
ipatsd.
Siiers & Co.'S brilliant spring
opening has commenced. ami We
desire to call the attention of the
public 10 their large and inter
esiing advertisement in This
weeks issue.
Squire Mauk. of Star. and John
Buchanan of way back oftAsh
Cave, brought The blacksmith TO
their stables, had their horses
rough shod, and then came 10
Logan. We were all glad 10 see
them.
This is Ground Hog Day. We
have great faith in 6 Il. He han
dies the weather better than Sig |
nal services. II he fails he shuts UP
and don't persist in predicting con-
fraries.
We will not be surprised 10 soon
learn that our able contemporary will
advance the idea that because Lo
gan patronizes the stores and gro
ceries, the corporation should buy
and conduct the groceries and stores
Master George Hamblin had a
pleasant 10th birthday last Friday.
He was not ''sur prised." bnt was
delighted with the present from his
father of handsome silver watch
and chain. George is a go"d boy.
and whist enjoying his watch, will
not, we know need watching.
Everybody invited Ia Slisher'.,
Saturday evening. 10 see The big
pig roast. 20 pounds, served at
the bar free. The best of Mil
waukee, Cincinnati and Colum-
bus beer on tap; also, W. H.
Thomas Sour Mash Whisky. Be
sure and lie there Saturday even
ing, and enjoy tho feast.
Grandfather Shorr. one of our :
oldest citizens. died al his home
in Logan on Monday last, in
he S2nd year OF his age. He i
vas qniet. orderly citizen, a
good man and good christian.
His aged wife and two sons sur
rive him. lis remains were in
.erreI in Oak Grove Cemetery
yesterday morning, Father Cady ]
conducting The religious exercises
We hope 10 see good turn out
1t the show at the Opera House
On The evening of February 10Th.
The company Is made up of :
Straitsville folks, ana the benefit
s for Siraitsville Sons of Vet :.
rams organization. The Straits :,