The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-04-07
Local and Personal.

Election is over, all is calm.
Harry Green, of GAINESVILLE, Sun
dayel here.
DR.. Chas. Balger, of Cincinnati
was in our city Monday.
Mrs. Belle Kern spent few
days in Nelsonville this week.
! Mrs. Rev. Turner was the CUES
of Mrs. o. S. White this week.
Mr.. Frank Kreig has sold his
saloon to the Nutter Bros of Gore.
Miss Emma McLain is spending
a few days with parents here this
week.
Miss Jennie, daughter of ]. L.
Bright is visiting this week in
Dayton.
Mrs. D. Lappen and family are
visiting relatives this week in
Salt Greek.
Ex-Warden Dyer was visitor
in Logan last week, the guest of
Col. Rempel.
DR.. White, of Shawnee was a
visitor among relatives and friends
in Logan yesterday.
Mr.. Pursell and family are WIS.,
iting in Charleston and Hunting
ton, w. Va, this week.
The school children are enjoy
ing vacation this week, and the
nall boy is having s'lots of fun
'fiishin."
Sheriff Bob Curran, of Straits
vile has been a pleasant visitor
among old time friends In Logan
this week.
John Gallagher was a visitor in
Logan last week, and enjoyed the
hearty welcome he received from
his many friends.
Mr.. jeff Cline has been tender
ed position as stable boss at the
Athens Asylum, a position he is
excellently qualified to fill.
A false alarm of fire Tuesday
e,ening created quite an excite
ment for time. 1t was thought
the Hartman grocery was on fire.
Mrs. Bibb, who has been visit
ing her mother. Mrs. D. j. Cresap
here some time, left enroute for
Annapolis, Md, Sunday evening.
: Mr.. John A. White, for fresh
Republican and new beginner in
political manipulation is develop
ing great ability. He seems to
have s'grand fathers head"
Geo. Mumford claims he is,
though defeated, a greater man
than Campbell, running four votes
ahead of the score in the End. ward.
He means Jim Campbell.
The new town council will meet
and organize on next Tuesday
evening. The dead lock is broken
by the popular vote. Now let
something be done in. accordance
with the wishes of the people.
This is moving week. If those
who have moved will so inform US
it will make an interesting item of
news, and may serve a purpose in
letting friends know where to find
you.
The total vote at the lastelection
in Logan was s04, with about 40
more voters absent. On the usual
basis of calculation, FIVE persons
for one voter, Logan, by the test
of the last vote, has population
of 1920.
Yesterday the agency of The
Cincinnati Enquirer was taken
from Bob Kittsmiller and given to
Frank Rochester. This is the
Enquirer's reward for Rochester's
active hostility to the Democratic
ticket and electric light.
!. Robert Burden has sold his
tonsorial shop and win sail for
England on the 9th. of this
month. Robert has been in this
country ten years and now has
fond desire to visit his old home
in England. We heartily wish
him q pleasant trip and safe return.
Messers Elmer Petit, John
Runz and John Kleinsmith were
discharged from services at the
Reform Farm on last Saturday.
These gentlemen were among the
most efficient and esteemed en-
ployes at the institution. The
cause of their removal was, they
are Democrats. The young men
were at home Monday to vote. 1t
is neeless to remark that they
voted for no Republicans.
Mr.. j. E. Van Horn, and a com
pany of carpenters start tomorrow
morning for Cambria, Black Hills,
Wyoming, to engagsin house and
hopper building for Jobs d Co.
1F- yy,n uorr c,vs .tbot he will