The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-01-16
Mrs. Beck visited in Colum-
bus the first of the week.

day.
Miss Zimmerman and Miss Lei
Ter, of Lancaster, are visiting il
our city. guests Of Mics Name Well
man.
A series Of meetings is beln,
held at tho Free Methodist Ch ureh
corner Of Hunter and Mulberry
streets, to which all are cordial,
invited.
| Miss Emma Case, an attache o
the Insane-Asylum at Columbus
10 home on q visit to her mother
Mrs. Case, who has been quite sick
the past week.
Mr.. Luke Lemon, formerly
clerk at the grocery of Johnny
Frssch, has accepted the position
vacated by Julius Teuscher, al
Collins & Moore's.
Mr.. Aaron Kirtendall, of Gre
ola, agent for the G. Il. V. & +.
Il. Il. at that place, spent a few
hours in town yesterday, and
made a very pleasant call at this
office.
Andy Crawford. Of the corps of
surveyors under the Canal Com
mission OF this State, which has
been operating in the Miami
Valley for the past year, is
spending a few days at home in
this city.
In view of tho fact that the
Spring election is approaching,
councilman Kontner will do we'll
10 look after the stepping stones
he had placed in the alley from
the Frasch building to Second st.
A word to the wise is sufficient.
Father Cady has been quite
i'll for several days and was un-
able 10 hold services on last Sun
day. and is bat little better at
this writing. lie has a severe at
tack Of the La Grippe.
Mr.. Thos. Ralney, of the SRN-
TINEL, returned Tuesday evening
from the Inauguration. He says
its equal. both in number and
management, has never been
seen before in the State Of Ohio.
The following list of lettere re-
main uncalled for in the Logan
Postofice: s. p. Bosler, Mrs.
Mary Erskin. Mrs. Mollis Crafts,
W. E. Helrick, A. Harboman.
VIM. Mitchell, Gilbert Mosure,
Clara Polling. Sarah Alice Rhoades,
John T. Smith, f NJ. Smith.
The Phoenix Insurance Com
Dany presents elsewhere 4 state. |
nent of its financial condition,
vh'ch Is gratifying to its many |
PATRONS. The PhGnix is one of |
he most reliable companies in
he country, and is we'll repre-
ented in Logan by It's agent, Mr..
=. S. Bort.
The Russian Inf Auenza has made
to appearance in our town, and it
8 estimated that about FIVE hun
red of our people are afflicted with
!. There are several very serious
ases. mostly among the old and
,iddie aged classes. Up to the
'resent time there has Leen no
ca hs from tins disease.
The high wind on Monday last
i'd some damage 10 the trees.
nd the SIDE walks in some of The
lraets were strewn with branch
S. The chimney tops On the
'est side of The Court House
'ere blown off and broken. The
amage, however, was not very
eavy. The chimney on the west
ide of the Lutheran church was
lso blown of.
Q,,ite a number Of our citizens
TENDED the Inauguration of
iov. Campbell, last Monday, at
About sixty went up
n Sunday and many more on
londay, The Inauguration is
aid 10 have been one of the
as well as the largest
lat has ever taken place in
'Eio. The parade was most
lagniicent pageant, there being
lore than 5000 in procession.
An adjourned meeting of the CIT
ems of this place will be held at
le Court House to- morrow Fri
ay) night, to complete the ar
unents for and against the pro.
riety of bonding the town for the
arpose of boreing for natural gas.
I'd to determine the will of the
tizens IN regard to the natter
ct every body attend and be pre-. {
ared to vote gas or no gas.
The frie nds of Uncle Jacob Kel-
r were surprised to sec his famil-
r faco behind the counter at his |
d stand, on Friday and Saturday
st. and an explanation was asked.
was learned that Mr.. Waner. the