The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-04-02
Local Items.
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DOnOyan--ArtiStic Tailor.

Mrs. Chas. Smith of Cornin!
is spending few days in Logan
Commissioner Kreig made
business trip to Columbus on las
Monday,
Mr.. +. L. Brooke went 10 Del
aware. Wednesday to resume hi
course in the college.
MIR. Herbert McCor nmIck. o
Cincinnati is spending few weeks
with parents here.
Miss Agnes Watkins OF Day
ton is the guest of Mrs. Lucy A
Crawford this week.
Mrs. L. B. Comley and son
Roy of Columbus, o. are visiting
relatives in logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luker, OF Kan
sas have removed TO this city to
make their permanent home.
Will Elsie is in Columbus this
week looking nfter the passage OF
law protecting tomb stone men in
their rights.
Pascal and Carlton Bright of
Delaware University are spending
few days with parents and friends
IN this city.
Frank Riff. Chas. Kinelc, and
Emanuel Kinele all of Columbus
spent Easter with friends and re-
..ations in Logan.
The exploding of lamp in
the Ball Room, Mccarthy Build
ing, Monday night, occasioned no
little excitement for a while
Homer Wright. who has been
confined 20 his room for the last
week with a severe attack of Sci
attic rheumatism. is. we are glad to
know, improving.
"A. V. Crawford. one of Lo
gan's able and esteemed youn"
men. now of Graham, Virginia,
is among relatives and friends
here this week.
Dance al McCarthy's Hall
Monday night was a grand sue
cess. DR.. Hubbard of Athens as
sisted the Queen City Orchestra
in furnishing the music.
Mr.. Will Hams of Chicago.
is among trienl, AMI relatives
here this week, called home hv
the daaLh CT his brother, Mr..
Harvey Hams.
The carriage shops Of A. Pal
mer have been removed to the
rear on the same lot on which il
stood. Dwelling houses are go
ing to be built where The shops
stood.
Some unfind. nnprincipai
sot, worse than The poor animal
they operate on. are dealing pois
ion in big doses 10 some of the
best bred dogs in town. II is inn
possible TO express the lovness o.
such a person.
"A quarterly meeting will be
held by the U. b. Church al Hart
mans Hall onI SATURDAY.
Services will be held al one and
seven p. M. Saturday and at 10
A. NJ. and Z p. NJ. Sunday. All
are cordially invited TO be pres
cnt.
-Noal HamblIn, haring sold
his farm has removed to Logan
occupying tho Judge Wri sht prop
eriy on tho corner of Main and
High St. Noal and family are
warmly welcomed to Logan. He
has pieasent and most desira Bile
location, we once lived there. Good
neighbors all around.
Mayer Buckley, Marshal
Beaiiie, Policeman Vickers.
Doug Nelson, Elmer Rosser and
Referee McHugh were arraigned
in Court. last Friday, 10 answer
TO The indictments found against
them for participation in the
Saville-Majesty fight. They
plead not guilty. and were ad
milted TO bail the sum OF 100000
each, except Nc Hugh, whose bond
had previous been fixed at $500
The Saville crowd, who nave thus
far been unable TO give bail, may
be tried this term of Court, but
il is doubtful as to the others
Nelsonville News.
The Alumni of the Logan
High School were called together
last Tuesday evening after the
lecture. and the forming of an as
socation was discussed. A V.Crow-
ford was chosen temporar y Chair
ma and after due discussion
committee was appointed to organ
ize and report at d meeting held
et time fixed by them An alum
nj association would certainly be a
very pleasant organization.nnd thus
on foot should be carried through
without any hesitancy.
Married.