The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-12-31
Local Items.

for the holidays.
Miss Stella Strentz is visiting
in Cincinnati this week.
Mr.. John Canty of Columbus
visited friends in Logan last week.
Miss Emma Brooke of Della
ware is home during the holidays.
DIR. J. P. H. Stedam of New.
ark, was a visitor in Logan last
week.
Miss Lucy Walker of Erie
University is at home for the holi
days.
-MARRIED:-Dec. 20, by G.
w. Brehm, Mr. Frank Magle to
Mrs. Ruble.
-"Tony" was in town yesterday.
He had a sword looking for us, but
we wasn't here.
The Boston Lyceum Concert
z Company had fair house here
Saturday evening.
Mr.. Henry Stalter and wife of
Dixon Perry Co., were visiting
friends in Logan last week.
Harry Selby and wife, of Mid
dleport, are the guests of o. S.
White, few days this week.
More than twenty of our young
folks attended the church fair at
Sugar Grove, Tuesday evening.
Rob. Hamblin, Pres. First
National Bank of Pomeroy was
visitor in our city last Sunday.
Miss Mabel Poston of Nelson
vile is visiting grand parents Mr..
and Ms. d. ]. Cresap here, this
week.
Miss Maggie Wyman of Lam
caster, formerly of here, is married |
to-day to Mr.. Gardner of tina.
place.
If you make good resolutions,
stay with them. Better not resol-
we'd at all than be resolved and |
broken.
WIN. Waner the popular gro
Ger has the thanks of the Sentinel |
for kind remembrance ON Christ
mas day.
1t begins to look like an ice
manufactury would come very
handy for the needs of our people
next summer.
-MARRIED:-By Rev. ]. F.
Williams at his residence in Logan,
Dec. 30th, George W. Thomas and
Miss Clara b. Hutchinson.
Miss Minnie Hewitt of Mt.
Sterling and Miss Nellie Beery of
Sugar Grove are spending the holi-
days with Mabel Mccormick.
MIR. Henry Trimmer, c. W.
James, M. D. Riley, Jos. Holl,
are among those of our friends who
are seriously sick with grippe.
The Jobs teachers from here, !:
F. E. Brooke, Miss Malta Dollison,
Miss Anna White, and Miss Belle {
Brooke, are home on vacation. Il
= Harry Monroe, engaged with
the Thompson, Huston Electric
Light Co, of Chicago, was in the
city Monday visiting Mrs. J. ].
Bailey and brother, C. A. Monroe.
Miss Emile Saumenig's Com 4,
mercial College, Memorial Building .
GAINESVILLE, o., is thriving beyond !
all expectation. She has now l3O =,
students.
Mr.. Chas. Columber and wife l
of Newcomb, Tenn, were called t
home last week by the severe i'll il
ness of Mrs. C's. brother, Rufus Il
Smoote.
The Culver Will case was
heard on last Monday before Ref
cree Jewett. The argument of the :
case will be held in Athens on
January 30, -'92.
The sales of Holiday Goods by n
cur advertisers last week were the 6
best had for many years. 1t pays i
to advertise in the Sentinel. Now -
is the time &c. 4
Picture Logan with her elec- t
trio lights and paved streets next 6
year. We've got the necessary Il
push for electric lights and the d
material for the streets. d
Statistics show that the mines u
at Jobs turn out more coal than ~
any mines in the world. This may q
seem big, but it is dead true Hook o.
ing county is surely in it.
The piano secured for use in
the Lyceum Concert last Saturday !,
having been tuned to French pitch ;,
could pot be used as the euphonium