The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-11-07

Mics Clara Ambrose had ples
ant birthday party on last Mond
evening.
The Dutch, the Darkey an
the Irish stood together on elet
ton day.
DR.. ID. Finnsy. dentist, return
on Tuesday from a business tri
10 Philadelphia.
Chairman O. w. II. Wright
10 be congratulated upon III
vote in Hooking.
Ii DR.. Mansfield will keep hi
tongue In his mouth it will be l.
his advantage.
We stop the press 10 say tina
no cake has come 10 US from
Judge Freisner.
John Dnrr was in town .,
Saturday ard made a pIeasan
call al the Sentinel Office.
Mrs. j. d McLain, of Sny;hi-
ana, KY. spent several day,
among friends in Logan.
llovd MYERS, of Columbus
was here. on Tuesday and exer
cised his right of suffrage.
The scratchers of our ticket
feel bad, but they are forgiven
Come home We prodigals!
Gould Bright, infant son Of j
L.. Bright, is recovering from a
severe ailack of lung fever.
Col. Rempel got in his work
against Foraker. Revenge is NINE
saith the lord Of Rempelsdorf.
Miss Julia Work entertained a
number of her lille friends on
Saturday evening. at her home.
Mrs. Llcius Wright and daugh.
Ter, Of San Disgo, Cal, are visit
ing Judge Robert Wright, of This
place.
Mr.. and AIRS. Joseph Beck ard
snn. OF Columbus. are wishing
relatives and friends in Logan,
This week.
Senator knbelI was handicap
ped by Purseil., The Senator
could not carry such a load in q
running race.
The elegant shoes we wea- are
a contribution from All Brooke,
the Chinese mandarin and poli,-
ical soothsaver.
Geo. Kleinschmidi. ex-depnfv
Postmaster, who ha2 been in In
diana for ibe past year, has re
turned 10 Logan.
The new General Manager of the
Railroad, supsrseding Carr. passed
over the road yesterday. Important
changes are expected.
Mrs. DR. James Little gave a
tea party on Monday evening
last, in honor of Mrs. Lucius
Wright, of San Diego, Cal.
Mr.. James Moore. guard at
the Ohio PenitentIary. is vieiiing
his parents and friends at Starr. |
He spent Saturday in Logan.
Mr.. D. FL. Willard, Of Middle. |
port, spent few days al home
this week. He gave The Senli-l
mel pleasant call on Monday. |
Prof Seaberry. the accomplish
ed tonsorlal artist, voied The
Democratic ticket and invites
his colored brethren to do like
wise.
VIM. Guthrie, who has been
confined 10 his house for several
weeks on account of rheumatism
is able with the aid of crutches.
TO be on our streets again.
Our !1itle city gave a Demo-
cratic majority OF 80 on Tuesday
last. We thus early give notice
TO Republicans in authority thai
their places will be wanted next
spring.
Fritz Herzog. the accomplish
ed double of Davenport, VINO j as
been doing janitor aervice in the
post office, voted the Democratic
ticket. Post Master Purcell al
once discharged him.
We noticed the following visi-
TORS al the High School on Fri
day. Mr. Ed. Sanderson, Miss
Bird White and sister, Miss Rain
~ and Mr. Herbert Mccormick.
Visitors are always welcome.
The following is The list of un
claimed leliers in the Logan post
office: Geo. w. Beery. j E
country, Joshua Brown.
Peter Bowers. Geo W Barstow,
N n Engle. N Francisco. John
Harper, g A Gibson, Henry
Leighman. Joseph d Longstrelh.
1eorse Musser. Wilson Polling 2.
Alfred Polling. William Rowe. o
D Robbins. Renben Skinner, Mrs
IIo,to, yNod.vorfb Huyl, II