The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-02-25
DOnOyan--ArtiStic Tailor
LOCAL and Personal

ELL ". W est, OF COium OuS, was ner
Tuesday evening on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Watkins nns
daughter Sundsyed in Murray City.
Mrs. JEFF Mack, of Lancaster, was III
guest OF Mrs. j. N. Acker, Monday.
Miss Jennie Dollis on will engage il
the schools at Kittanning next week.
Miss Matte Dollissn, OF Jobs school
wa. home to spend the national holi
day.
Mrs. Pete Michel, after long illness
died at her home in Logan. Tuesda
morning.
Mrs Archie Houston, of Charleston
". Va, is visiting Logan friends ant
relatives.
Mrs. Schleckman, of Columbus, i:
visiting friends and relatives In Logan
this week.
Mrs. Webster Poston and daughter
Mable. of Nelsonville, visited relative.
here NJ nday.
Mrs. Baines, alter brief stay in
Chicago. on account OF ill health, has
returned to Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Vail spent Sun
day in Nelsonville, the guest Of thcii
son, Mr.. Charles Vail.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Stukey of Lancas.
ter, were the guests of Mr., and Mrs.
Chas Schwenke. Monday.
Mr. and Ms. Henry Schafer left
Tuesday morning for Toledo, o.. on a
business and pleasure trip.
Miss Margeret Sarmenig. of the New
York World and Sun, has retained
home because of the illness of her
mother.
Train Dispatcher Rundio moved his
household effects to Columbus, We'd
nesday, where he expects to locate per-
manently
Miss Anna Price, of N elsonvil!e, is
visiting in the city. the guest of her
brother, Mr.. Worth Price, on Fast
Front street.
Miss Emile B. Saumenig, principle
of the GAINESVILLE Commercial college,
spent few days with her mother here
the past week.
Miss Maggie McCune has returned
from North Berae where she was called
by the sickness and death of her sister,
Mes. Ida Keller.
Will Hartman gave ball last Mon
day evening in honor Of Washington
birthday. The hall was success in
every particular.
Robt. Z. Hambl;n, of Pomeroy,
jSundayed with his invalid mother and
helped to celebrate Washingtons
birthday in Logan.
Mrs. Drinkle, mother of Clay Drin.
Ale, of Lancaster, visited Miss Martha
Webb, who is dangerously i'll of cancer,
last Monday and Tuesday.
F. e. Brooke, superint andent of the
Jobs Schools, called on US Saturday.
reporting his schools in a fourishing
condition and Jobs rushing with bust
ness.
"Dick" McCartv, Of Ashland, Wis
made business trip through
the Valley last week. He stopped off
in Logan Sunday and visitel relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Carl Buerhause, at the erchre
party in Lancaster on Monday evening
in contest between Loganites and
Lancastariaus, won the prize, hand>
some china vase.
Comrsde Joe Halter, after an absence
Of nearly a year in Texas and other
sonihern states, has returned home, and
meets with hearty welcoms from bis
many friends in Logsn.
Mr.. Z. E. Monroe. of Cincinnati,
nephew OF G. A. Monroe and Jas.
Bailey, spent Sunday IN the city. Mr..
Monroe is agent for the Oakland HON
Insurance company, OF California.
Dave 0rn, of this city. brakeman
on the C H. V. g. T. R'y, had his eht
hand severely crushed, last Thursday,
while coupling cars in the NelsonvilIe
yards. He will probably lose finger.
Mr.. ia mes Watkins is negotiating
with Logan worknen for the construct
ion OF large business block at Muir.
ray City, which he p, opposes to occupy
with Har DWARF, furniture and tin |
ware.
The yonng people of the Christian
Endeavor Society Of the Presbyterian
church will gill give literary social,
Thursday evening. at the resld ence of |
Mrs. Dora r. Bishop. All are cordi.
ally invited.
Charley Rose presents his spring
proclamation this week in eloquent |
language and tasteful Typography. The |
advertisement speaks for the clothes,
and the clothes speak for themselves.
Read, Rush, Realize.
Elmer Titirich, nephew of L. D.
Vickers, starts to-day for the Black
Hills to fill the position OF book keeper
of u large corporation operating there.
We extend to the young man the best i
wishes for success in his way off wes-
tern Lome.
Col. Rufe Reber, business manager
Of The Charleston, W. Va Star Tribune
Is in the city this week to attend the
leap year ball and meet the girls he
can not leave behind without monthly
return visits to see them.
Hon. w. c. NTH, Ole of the unter-
ri6ed Hill Democrats, of Springfield.