The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-05-05
Local and Personal.

Rev. Father Cady was in Colun
bus this week.
John Gallagher of Colum bus
on our streets to-day.
Prof. A. 81 Sparks and wife, c
Greenfield are here this week.
Mrs. Mcbride is visiting at thi
time, among relatives in Canada.
Pascal Bright is here for fey
days from the State University a
Athens.
Albert Lehman has purchased tn
new house of Air. Thurnis ON Gall
agher Ave.
Lou Bort and wife are spending
a few days here this week Will
friends and relatives.
Tohaccos, cigars, pipes &C., a
Picrce's.
Bert Mccormick accepted pos
ition as shipping clerk with a Col
umbus who lesale house.
Col. Rempel will remove the old
buildings from the 1. o. o. F. lot
to Rempel's Grove west of town.
Complete assortment of canned
and evaporated fruits at Pierce's.
Bishop N. Castle will deliver the
address at the laying of the corner
stone of the U. B. Church, Thurs
day, May 18th.
Ben. White, of South Perry en-
tered our sanctum yesterday morn
ing, bringing with him hearty con-
gratulations on our semi-centenial.
Mr.. Will of New Straitsville,
having recently remarked sent for
his two bright little children who
have been living with their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas, here.
Bananas, pine apples, oranges
demons, dates, figs &c., at Pierce's.
We regret to hear that Joe, son of
our former townsman, Mr.. Jacob
Weaver, died of typhoid tever at
his home In Columbus on last
Thursday
The laying of the corner stone of
the new q. B. church of this city,
will take place Thursday, May 18th
at a:3o P. M, Bishop N. Castle, OF
Ekhardt, Indiana, delivering the
address. Everybody invited.
Everybody is cordially invited to
be in attendance at the laying of the
corner stone of the U. B. Church,
Thursday, May 18th. Bishop N
Castle, of Elkhardt, Ind, will de |
liver the address.
You will find one of the best line
of teas and coffees iu the Valley at
Pierce's.
'-Our spring stock of shoes were
never more complete than it is now.
Call and examine our stock and learn
our prices. journal.
We hope Bro. Mckay will do
well in the shoe business.
The Ohio State Association of
Mexican War Veterans hold their
Eighteenth Annual Reunion in
Chillicothe, Ohio, Wednesday and
Thursday, May l1th, 18th, 1892.
Headquarters, Warren House. The
latch string is out to all veterans
with their friends.
Herring. white fish, pickerel and
maekerei at Pierce's.
Dir. VIM. Bowlby has been in
business in Logan for thirty-4ive
years. He is next to the Roches-
ter's. the oldest in time, business [
man in Logan, and in point of En-
and progress the firm of !
Bowlby q Son, are as young and
active and popular as the newest. {
Elder Bro. Wetzler and wife Of
the Lancaster Eagle, and junior Bro.
Cullman and wife OF the New Lex \
lngton Herald, will start on Sunday,
as delegates from the Hooking and
Ohio Valley Editorial Association
70 attend the meeting of the Ma e
5ional Editorial Association in San a
francisco. The brethren take with .
hem the best wishes of tbs SENT. :,
sEL for delightful trip, happy b
eRnion and safe return. l
Judge Owens and Tom Steele cf = =
Columbus, opposing attorneys n Il
he Ohio and Western Coal con- Fl
,apy case, flashed from a DELAYED =
rain, into the Court room Tuesday
vening, dispatched the business e.
|uired In a three and half millit n {
iollars law suit and were out al y
one on the way back to Columbl 9 c
D less time than it requires TO get
his journal entry notice of the n