The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-12-03
Local Items.
DOnOyan--ArtiStic Tailor.

-tCountry Cousin mere las
Tuesday eve was a marked success.
-'Tis blessing to have a Goa
wave along with this cold wave.
Miss Jennie Dollison is visi
ting in New Plymouth this week
Miss Joanna Thomas has gone
to Chattanooga to spend the winter
-Chas Poston of Nelsonvill,
spent several days in Logan las
week.
Glass blowers blew in thi
week and are having crowds to SEE
them.
Hon. W. P. Price vino haC
been sick last week is able to b'
out again.
There will be given large
masquerade ball at the rink New
years eve.
" Jesse Williams was in Lam
caster this week purchasing cal
load of corn.
j. w. Jackson, of the Rem
pei House spent last Sunday IL
Sugar Grove.
STAGE Matheny and Chas Cook
were at their homes in Sugar
Grove, Sunday.
Uncle John Dieble, one of the
oldest citizens of Marion, is not
expected to live.
Miss Lou Eggleston of New
Plymouth is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. DR.. Wright.
Miss Clara Schleckman OF
Columbus is visiting the Misses
Wellman here this week.
Thanksgiving articles OF the
.zou fsf3e Of this issue will be found
enjoyable reading matter.
MIR. J. M. Wright, ''Jack" of
ours, and wife spent Thanksgiving
in Logan, guests of MIR. Pursell.
The Thanksgiving ball by
the Crescent Club was a grand sue
cess. Supper was had at the Rem
pei House.
Misses Minta Welch and
Florence Mcconnell of Nelsonville
were the guests of Miss May kess-
Ter, last Sunday.
The Higgins & Horn Paving
Block Mfg. Co. have let the con-
tract for the building Of four new
kilns and one stack.
Frank Magee the able editor
of the Macarthur Enquirer, and
wife spent Thanksgiving III Logan,
guests of DR.. Wright.
Tide Huston has returned to
Johnstown to resume his old pos
sition as shipping clerk with the
Johnstown Iron Company.
The Mayor has appointed
Commissioners from Logan on the
Worlds Fair commission, Col. W.
S. Friesner and Miss Annie Ackers.
DIR. Chas Parker of Columbus,
with the two handsome daughters
of Warden Dyer of the o. P,
attended the Crescent Tharksgiv-
ing Ball here.
"A number of very acceptable
Contributions T; Correspondence ;
Resolutions of Respect; Reports of
Committees &c, have unavoidably
been crowded over until next week.
Col. Pursell, Member of the
Republican State Central from this
District met with the Committee
in Columbus last week. The Com
mittee did not turn Col. Brlce out.
Col. Jim Poston of Columbus
spent couple of days in Hooking
last week with his brother Nimrod,
Gol. Weldy-and Prince. They
did good hunting but got no game,
of course.
We are compelled to decline
over $50, worth of new adver-
tisements for this week. We will
enlarge or publish a supplement
next week because the public must
know its best interests-Eow to
get trade-where to get bargains.
DIR. d. I'll. Moore of Cincin-
natl, Editor of the Western Chris
tian Advocate, delivered a sermon
at the NJ. Z. Church here Sunday
evening. He had horde of hear
ers who much appreciated his ex-
celient sermon.
M. S. Stillwell, Supt of the
II. V. aud r. D. Of the C.H. VAT.
has resigned to accept q position
on C. & Z. as Freight Superin-
tendent. The vacancy has not
been filled as yet, but W. r. Run
dio is the man for the place.
Very pleasantly unfortunate
Monday evening, Anthony Ucker
was presented a gold pen by the
gents at the surprise given him
and the identical same kind of pen
by the ladies. Neither faction
knew what the other was going to
present.
in honor of the 21st. anuiver-