The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-12-26
Local Items.
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Dont forget the supper al ih'
Rink tonight.
Mrs. J. w. Work has jnst re
turned from an extended visi
through the West
Mert Smith. of Wooster Col
leye, is spending his vacation
with his mol her in this place.
Mr.. c. K. Bowen has pnrchas-
eG the Chris Roller properly.
Consideration $500.
Mr.. Frank Bright, Of Delaware
county. is visiting friends IN Lo.
gan and vicinity.
John Skunk, one of The busi-
ness men of Carbon Hill, called
at this Office on Tuesday.
The mumps and chicken-pox
are prominent diseases among
the children of our town.
The Misses Lou and May Mil
Ter, of Wellsion. are spending the
holidays with their parents, in
this city.
On last Friday morning. John
Frash's horse ran away with The
delivery wagon. Fortunately
but little damage was done.
Miss Kate Bewiby. of Wooster
College. is spending holiday VI
cation with her parents in this
place.
Chas. Siiers, who has been at
tending Business College, al
.Zsnesville. is spending the holi-
days with his parents in this city.
Carlton and Paschal Bright.
who have been attending college
at Delaware. are spending the
holidays at home.
Rev. j. n. Rutgers, of Sidney,
Ind, formerly one of the most
successful teachers of this coun
~. ia spending few days among
friends in this city and vicinity.
Belle and Frank Brook, stu
dents of Delaware College. are at
home and will spend The holi-
days with their parents of this
place.
Frank, Bert and Marshall liar
ringion, the three accomplished
aud rising young men of ouI
town, who have been attending
Wooster College. are spending
their vacation ut home.
On last Friday evening, Miss
Polly Hart was agreeabIy sur
prised by her many young friends
who called upon her and pre-
sented her with a fine gold ring
and other birthday tokens.
Miss Cal Steinman, one Of Lo
gan's most accomplished Young
ladies, who has been IN Colum
bus for several months. is spend
ing the holidays with her parents
in this citv.
Mr.. Henry Gompf's idea of a
Christmas dinner is correct.
Knowing that the dinner would
not be complete with turkey
alone. presented this Office with
an armful of the finest celery in
the city. Many thanks.
Tho Soldiers' Festival 10 coming,
"iather Abraham" The time is
fixed for January 18th. 1t is not /
the purpose of the old veterans to
tell the plan of the campaign. but
the home guard bas assurance that
the movement will result in vic
tory. Everybody is invited.
The School Board has appoint
ed Mr.. Lee Black as Truant Off
Ger. He will begin his duties on
January 1st. Mr.. Slack is a pru.
dent, sensible man and will make
q good officer. On the first page
we present synopsis Of the law
under which he was pppoin:ed.
Uncle Charley Jalnes, who has
been confined to his house by q
severe cold for the last two
weeks. is. We are glad to see,
able to be out and about again.
We, and all the tenants of the
James Block, wish our gracious
landlord > pleasant Christmas. /
Father Cady was in Columbus
last week, attending the oriina.
tion of Hugh Ewing. Jr. Father
Ewing is . son of Gen. Hugh
Ewing. Grants minister to The
Hague. The young minister is
reputed to be q man of great
promise, jealous and intelligent.
He has many prayers and good
wishes from many friends in the
Hooking Valley. /
Rev. Moore is interesting him.
self In organizing a series of Dub