The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-12-24

Harry Selby of Mlddlepol
was here seeing old friends las
week.
MIR. Marshall Harrington @
Princeton is at home for th
Holidays.
Col. Weldy and Carl Buerhau
are in Circleville this week attend
ing Court
will McClintock is the prou
father of the newest baby in town
She is girl.
Call attention to the new 'ad
of ]. C. James. He has an elegant
Chr istmas stock.
-Killed:-last night in q rail
road wreck near Shawnee, Viii
liam Wycuf, of here.
Masquerade Ball at the rinl
New Years's eve, is destined t.
be an extensive affair.
Judge Freisner was in tn,
city on Monday last on profession
al business, relating to the CULVER
will case.
Two upstairs rooms ON Main
Street to rent, suitable for dress
makers or as an Office. Enquire ol
DR.. Wright.
Ed. Gignagle of our town in
attempting to couple ears at Min
erton last Tuesday had his right
thumb cut off.
MIR. John w. Moore has COM
pleted his studies at the Columbus
Commercial College and has re-
turned home to Logan.
Small fire sprung up in the
home of Thos. Rochester last week
and damaged the carpet and cloth
ing to considerable extent. No
alarm was turned in.
Luke Lehman hasn't much
love for Wyoming ponies. One of
his of recent purchase dashed him
into hack Monday evening and
completely demolishing his buggy.
-Bine Kesslcr, a boy about
fourteen years old, son of Frank
Kessler of our town had the fng-
ers of his right hand crushed by
some of the machinery on last
Tuesday.
Judge Bright has been in
Nevlrk the past week in attand-
aace at a preliminary hearing of
the Ohio & Western Coal Co. case
III which Mr.. Bright is one of the
attorneys.
Ed. Scanlan, Bridge Superin-
tendent on the Kanawha and
Ohio Rail Road, with headquar-
ters at Charleston, West Va. visit
ed his family and friends in Logan
last Sunday.
The Ladies of the N. E. Church
will give an oyster supper, Wed
nesday evening, Dec. 30th, in the
elegant music room of Mr.. John
James, Main St. Supper served
from 8 to 10.
Mrs. Elizabeth McManigal,
died at Middleport on Tuesday in
the 18th year of her age. Her fu-
neral services will be from the resi-.
dence of her son, r. d. McManigal
at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
The pumpkin at Baskin &
Wolinsky, will be cut this evening.
The seeds will be counted by Will
son, Davenport, Acker and Green,
and the lucky gucsser will be pre-
sented the handsome organ.
"A brakeman named Vein
stanly of Columbus in attempting
to pick up a coupling pin that bad
dropped between the rails had his
hand crushed at the Logan depot
on last Monday. Amputation was
performed by DR.. Campbell.
Tho Ice plant will be located at
Shotwell's yard, near canal bridge.
The location would be suitable for
our Electric Light Plant. The
power needed for making Ice dur
ing the day could be applied for
the electricity at night.
Mr.. Vic Teuscher, has gone
to St. Louis where he will engage
in business. We regret the de-
P rture of Vic from Logan. He
is a pleasant gentleman, an active
business man, and hope in his new |
home he may meet with the best !!
success.
-Messrs George and Josh Green
of St. Joseph's were visiting in
Logan this week. Uncle George |
is a Republican and is for Foraker. |
His point is that he is an old man,
past seventy, and he wants a |
younger man than himself to do |
business for him and for the !
country.
Prof. Van Osten, with the |
Boston Lyceum Concert Co., who
have an engagement at the Pres
byterian Church here next Satur