The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-01-02

rsuVc OaSc, uiSu thiS iuoihi
from lung fever.
Miss Emily Saumenig, one
+. the teachers in the Zanosvi!le bus
ness college. is visiting friends
this city.
Zs,k Toney, colored, of Carbon
hill was arrested here last nigh
: for Shooting careless'y in a GROVE
= Fortunately no enc was hurt.
Ticket No. 81? drew the Celestina q
2 N. j. Weiland's. on New Years day.
/. The lucky holder Of that number
requested to Gail and gs, ,he prize.
= l.. l. Ea,rick, representing lh'
Newark American, was IN towr
on Monday AMI Tuesday on bus
iness. and made a pleasant cal
> al this Office.
New Years day was the 45th nnn'-
vsrsary Of the wedding of Or. Jane.
, Little and wife, which was celebrated
by a splendid reception in the after
noon from 3 TO o'clock. The DR.. and
his lady enjoy most excellent health.
| A very peasant family reunion
was had on New Years day, at Mr.
b. r. Higgins. of this place Tie
entire family, with but one excep
tior, that of brother in the West
was present.
MARRIED bv Rev. j. F. Will
liams at his residence in Logan.
Dec. Goth, Mr.. George Dresher
and Miss Minnie A. Taylor by
same. Mr.. John L. Voorhees, and
Mss Myrtle Dollison.
Miss Maggie Holden, one Of
he handsomest and accomplish
Ell Of the Corning young Ladies',
was visitor. among friends in
Logan on New Years dat, and
met i hearty weicoine.
Prof. n. w. Wolford, one of
Fai, fields popular teachers, was
in the city Yesterday, ON his way |
10 attend The wedding reception
given by Hon. W. A. Wright te
his son and wife.
The commanders of the SOL
,liers' Veteran Reunion Festi-
val are moving with steady but
sure progress 10 a great success.
The committee on program meets
his evening. All persons inter
ested are invited 10 attend.
We reproduce elsewhers from last
weeks Gazette, on article relating
o Natural Gas in our town. The
lrtic.e go completely covers the ,
question that nothing Is left to be
and. We suggest that our Mayor {
all a meeting of our citlzons to
Iiscuss the question and take action
n the way indicated. 6
The supper at the rink on last a
evening, given for the
'enelit of the Catholic church. II
vas quite success. The supper q
vas excellent; and the attend
nee embraced mos: Of the lead j,
ng citizens Of our town. The n
et proceeds amounted 10 over n
80.
Mr.. John Slisher, herctbfots the L
cry popular and gcnteel clerk, in {
ne sample rooms of his father. Y
Ir. Philip Slisber, has purchased Il Il
10 entire stock of goods in said
ouse. and asks that tho patronage 8
nd courtesics extended his fa,iier Il
'ay descend upon him. The finest :, =,
rands of wines. liquors, gin, ale, z,
GER, cigars. tobacco and fresh CT
7sters, are always found at the G
d and reliable stand, opposite 81
ity Building Is
Col. Bill Taylor. ofthe Enqnir- !"
:, was in the city on last Thurs. r,
az, and met with hearty well y,
,me from his many friends in Z
ngan. Col. Bill is a candidate o'
II CHEZ Clerk OF the Senate.
g should be elected. lie has
ever held office-never before
;ked for it. He is capable for Y
Ie place. a life. long Democrat. III
ld journalist always in the o'
ont lines when the fight was IL
J. He deserves the place he o'
I'd his friends ask for him and ~
g hope he will get it. -.
This has been the most remark al
Die holiday week, with respect -, %
the weather, ever witnessed m
this country. The thermom- d.
er stood at about 500. The trees 10
q putting forth thei: buds and IN
10 dandellon, the panzie and
any other flowers are in bloom.
ew lettuce is not an uncommon
sh. Severa! parties report that
ey have seen young birds, just
ltched. Ed Davenport has n
zen running loose upon our vi
reefs wearing a verbena bo- co
,elte pIucked on Christmas Is
". A.
The discussion in the Court Room on
AZ Tuesday evening was an enjoy able