The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-03-17
Local and Personal.

Wedyner colQ.
Typical March.
Mrs. Jennie Wheeler of Cincinna
50 visiting here this week.
Lieut.. J. e. Cresap has returned
hn home in Annapolis. Nd.
Miss Mary Stedem spent Sunday j
Lancaster witt Mrs. Cannon.
Mrs. Wesley Purdun, living on Gall
sgher Avenue died Tuesday.
George Hartman is having the Fur
mace Store building remodeled.
Mrs. Jessie Steel of Washington, D
c.. is with parents here this week.
Mrs. Winn Hannum OF GAINESVILLE, is
The guest Of her brother Mr.. Alb Drew
Miss Ella Bodcnhamer. of Lancaster
10 visiting relatives in the city thil
week.
Mrs. J. B. Dollison who has be en-
III for several days is rapidly conval-
sscing.
Miss Joanna Thomas has return ed
dom an extended visit in Chatham
sosa, Tenn.
The Misses Stukey and Seeman. Of
Lancaster. are visiting Mrs. Gus Ma.
coon. this week.
Truant Officer Gage is suffering from
aserere attack of La Grippe. contract
ed in the late war.
Mrs. Rob't Bib Of Beatrice, Neb.,
is here because of the death of her
iAther, Col. D. ]. Cresap.
Mrs. Sam Wells, of Nelsonville is
with parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Braddock, here this week.
Mrs. d. A. Miller has returned from
the Medical Institute at Indianapolis
where she has had her daughter Bessie
Tor treatment.
Walter Rochester, Bert Ste1em and
Harry Rose were attracted TO Lancas.
ter Sunday by tho magn etism of fem
inine wooings.
Our accomplished butter makers will
end some home-made HocklNG SENrIN-
II remarks on this important question
on the first page.
Mrs.. Klien, clothier Mt New Straits
vile was here Saturday en-route for
New York where be will purchase his
uew spring stock.
Judge Huffman held court for fe W
hours on last Monday. disposing of
some unfinished business, hearing mo-
tons, confirming sales, etc
Mr.. 81. Hayes, prominent farmer
Of lear Decatur, Ill accompanied by
his wife tnee Ella Ford) are visiting in
Logan, the guests of Mrs J, Strentz.
Mr.. Bruce Dollison having ccmplet-
ed the course in the GAINESVILLE Com
rosrcial College has returned home
and resumed his position on the SES-
1iSEL.
John Sherman has nothing TO say OF
7ammany. New York. 1t Is Tammany and
worse in Cincinnati. His mention OF the
fnfamy ofhis own party is presented on .he
first page OF this issue.
The man~ friends OF Judge Slough in
Horking will appreciate the personal men
Zion o. him by the Columbus Dispatch. h
Republican paper. which notice we repro
sicce on the first page OF this issue.
The Mexican War Soldiers of Ohio
will hold reunion in Chilicnthe in
May. But two soldiers OF that war are
yet living IN Hooking County: Wilford
Stiers and Sam Stevison.
Mr.. Lew Alderman, attorney rt law,
from Corning, and one of the most accom-
plished young lawyers of the Perry Bar
was in Logan on last Monday attending
10 professional business in our Common
Pleas and Probate courts.
Mr.. Frank kanode, proprietor of the
Delwonico Restaurant is fting ND
the rooms of his new hotel, The Stag"
on the corner of Main ard Mulberry,
and will soon be prepared to accomo-
date the travelling public.
The ladies of the W. c. T. Z. will give an |
snte- tainment. "Uncle Sans reception OF
the Nations,'' followed by a nut crack, on |
evening March 2eih A 1ne en-
tertainment is anticipated, and all who |
attend will witness one of the best enter. |
tainments ever given by this society.
Or. Lyons. OF Sand Run, has arranged to
come to Logan, and will open his Office
about the first of April, in the Bishop
building. Or. Lyons IT a physician of ex-
perience and skill and intelligence. He is
n pleasant gentleman and he and his lam
lily will be heartily welcomed to the So
c.ety of our Queen City.
Sam Law. Marshal at Somerset, who
was tried for murder in the second
degree in New Lexington last week
was found guilty OF anslaughter. The
shot and killed man named
Dick who WAS drunk and resisted the
officer.
From the Jacksonboro Tenn Sen.
tinel we learn that Q5ediah Williams
of Hccking Comfy, remove
ing with the Rhodehavers TO Tenness
es died ct his home in Newcomb. Tenn
on Sunday March 9th 1852. dis wife
and eight children survive him.
The special train up the Hooking Valley
last Friday evening was a success About
100 people went up to Columbus to hear
'alvini, and returned the same night.
This accommodating train rs II most desir-
able feature in Mr.. Fishers excellent man
igement 1t costs the Lopanite no more
20 attend an entertainment in Columbus,
Ioing by rail, than 1t does citizen OF Co.
unlbus, going from his residence by car
''sge. Let the special trains be kept O
frequent feature OF the road.
The kleinsmidths, George. Lewis.
'eter, and Charles, assisted BY Joseph
strope and VIM. Martin, have COM
,ieted their contract on the Columbus
Furnace, tho best in the state. opera ated