The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-04-18
Miss Edna Cresap has returned

Straitsvil.e, is the guest OF Mis-
Thomas.
Mrs. John ". Work has return
ed from Van Vert. where she ha
been visiting her son.
Mr.. Van Denton. of Lancaster
TO-. was in Logan Sunday, tht
CUES, OF his sister, Mrs. Thomas
Rainey.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B Comfy, o
Florence. Ala, visited friends II
this CITY, last week. They are
looking first rate and are delight
ed with their southern home.
| Tie Ohio Legislature adjourned
Monday. atd The law makers have
returned TO their respective homes
Let this DO a season of thanksgiv-
ing.
Al Brown and Frank Decker,
two gentlemen of color, have been
arrested for breaking into Thos.
Shotweii's warehouse Tuesday even
ing.
Rev G. &. Hart has severed
his sohnaciion with Athens Pres
bv.ery and has accepted a call at
North Platte. Neb. He is now a
me ember of Kearney presbytery.
L. J. Burgess of Columbus was
in this ciIy Monday evening for
short time Mr.. Burgess did
mol, find time 10 call at the Sen.
TINEL office during his stay in
town.
James n. Ball. a son Of John w
Ball. a well known citizen of the
county, died at his home near this
city. Monday evening. Mr.. Ball
was taken dangerously i'll the
morning of the day he died.
The Misses Moore, one OF whom
IS sienographer and type writer
at the Moiherwells, have moved
into one of Col. Rempel's houses.
on Nam ST.. opposite Guthrie &
Wadsworlh's. S.
Jacob Herman, on emnloye at
the MotherwciI works met with an
accident on Saturday last. which
will cnuse Iho loss of two fingers Of
his left hand. Viii lie running the
punch machine his fingers were
caught, resulting IN the accident.
The rhil;l born 10 Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Hazen about eight months
ago and peculiarly ma!formed.
being born without legs and but
one arm, died Friday. The par.
ents had exhibited their child a,
many pla 'es since its birth and it
was regarded as a great curiosity.
Capt. G. A. Gable Of Nelson
vile was chosen by the Presby
terv of Athens at It's late meet
in. in Marietta 10 represent il IN
the General Assembly to meet in
New York City, May 16'h. Rev. |
Dwigh, l.. Chaplin nf Mi'l,lIepoit.
is the ministerial delegate 10 the
same boIy.
Mr. ]. D. I.onssireth. who has
been serio nsIy IL. Is improving. His
vile ia at Delaware and is danger
ously sick. Their s,n-in-law, w
L. Hughes, Is afflicted with con
su mpti"n, and at the point of death
An infant child of Mr.. Hughes that
has been sick, IS dead.
Mr.. John II. Wolff, President of
the Ohio Association of New York
State Volunteers. has ,s+ucd a call
Tor a meeting of the Association at
Dayton, April 9th to 26,h. in con
,ection with the State Depa rtmeni
If the &. 4. e. All New York
'o!disrs who reside IN Ohio are in
7ited to he present.
Mrs. Miner, formerly Sall;c
HEt. died at the home Of
her mother, Mrs. Hibbard, in
his city Monday evening. She
vas afflicted with consumption, and
las been gre,t sufferer for the
,ast year. The remains were Ia
zen to Hibbardsvil!e !e, the old home
# the deceased. Yesterday for in
crment. The family has the sym
'aihy of the com unity in their
oss.
The name of that clever gentleman
nd accomplished actor, Felix VIM
ont. has become as familiar in the
louths of theater goets as house
old words. He may we'll be called /,
be veteran Of the stage, though he
ocs not by any manner Of means
ag superhuous.
On the contrary he retains all the
resh yIgor which has for many
ears made him prime favorlte
'ith lovers of the drama. On the
9Th of April he will, at Rempers
|pera House, present to the citi s
ans of Logan the humorous and !
athletic drama of Father and Son" +