The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-06-09
DOnovan-Artistic Tailor.
Local and Personal.

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John M. Buchanan, of Bento
was in the city Saturday.
Mr.. E. M. West of Columb,
was in the city on last Tuesday.
The lnhrmary Directors meet
regular session tomorrow, FRIDAY
ghe Judge reduced the verdict fl
damages in the Slater slack cas-
one hundred dollars.
Mr. Geo. Armstrong of South Per,
was a visitor in Logan on last SUI
day, the guest of his brother, Nell
Mr.. Moses Strawn and Mrs. Mar
Welty, were married on last Sunda
by Rev. Luccock at the NJ. E pa
-sonage. in Logan.
Reports come that one of the Kill
ed at the late tornado disaster
Kansas, was John Paxton, formerly
citizen of the western part of on
county.
Coon Reichley of Green is begir
ming to colonize voters for the cam
paign early. His latest addition t.
the Democratic party arrived las
Tuesday.
The Merry go Round on the Mar
ket lot, is source of much enter
tainment to the little folks an,
grown people as well. Good orde
and good manners are enforced.
The many friends of Mr.. Daiu
White will be glad to learn that ht
is recovering from his long, and Sc
rious illness, and 1t Is hoped vii
soon be able to be out and about
again.
Ex-Mayor Heitman of Columbus,
and law partner of Judge Friesner,
was visitor in Logan last Friday,
and received a hearty welcome.
Herr Heitman captivated and cap
tured the grand sachems of Logan.
Col. Weldy who was called to In.
diana by the serious illness of his
sister, Mrs. Stone, returned on MOE,
day. His sister is some better, but
not much aope is entertained of her
ultimate recovery. She is afflicted
with dropsy.
Mrs. DR.. Raney and family are
visiting in Toledo, Ohio. Mrs. Ran
ey was invited to attend the we'd
ding of herniece, Miss Nettie Kline,
daughter Of our former townsman.
Adam Kline. They will make quite
an extended visit.
Squire A. w. Mauk, of Swan
made the SENTINEL a pleasant and
profitable call Monday. He started
yesterday for a business "Trip through
Indiana and Illinois and will stop on
the road to visit relatives. He ex-
poets to be gone several days.
Court was in session last Thurs
day and Friday. The report of the
Referee in the Culver will case was
had, exceptions were taken by Mr..
Culver. and a motion made and ar
gued for further hearing. The
court will meet on the 9th and de-
eide the case.
A number of our citizens interest
ed in our Logan Brick Plants, visit
ed the McMamgal works in Middle
port last week. They got out of the
town just before the order of quar-
antine was issued and are safe and
sound and happy in escape from in
lection and detention.
David NJ. Jones has charge of the
Avenue saloon during Mr.. Prices
absence. Mr.. Jones is in experien-
Ded barkeeper and a pleasant gentle
man, and those of our people COM
ng to or from the trains, wishing a
can have it fixed up to a
Queens taste" by stopping in and
;eeing Mr.. Jones.
Miss Kate Bowlby of our town,
graduated at the Wooster Universe
y with the highest honors of her
'lass. She is the first lady to win
he highest honors of the gradua
ing class, and has been selected to
leliver the annual salutatory. Miss
sowlby has the congratulations of
Ter many friends in Logan.
Mr.. Dal Houston of New York
ity, on returning from business
rip out west, stopped over for few
ays last week in Logan, and met
earty welcome from his many long
ime friends. Dal is well, is doing
'ell, and we are glad to know that
q him is another gentleman of Ohio
nd New York, worthy member
{ that combination.
The Reform Farm at Lancaster
,ill furnish the floral decorations
or the Opera House, Commence
For this pleasant
nd acceptable courtesy, we may
hank our member of the Board, Mr.. :.
ohm F. White. The flowers winch
he state provides for the constant
elight OF the incorrigible boys,
hould be rendered on Commenc-
,ent night to the good boy and
irl graduates of the schools of the
Mr.. J. e Howe, son of DR.. Howe,
ne famous historian was in our
ity on Tuesday, and secured as
gent for the sale of the history,
,ev. Alexander of our town, gen.
eman of high character, and edu-
ational attainments. The work
Mould be in every family of our
ounty. 1t treats of the log cabin
ays, the incidents and adventures .
pioneer life in Hooking and con- !
'asts with that period, the condi- .
on of things of to-day; giving BIZ j
notes, of men of the past ;
nd present who had an influence
mono their fellows. .