The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-05-26
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ssPillsbury's Best" flour
Pierce's.
/. n. Barker of Columbus her
on business this week.
Mrs. D. J. Cresap is visiting il
Xenia for few weeks.
Miss Mary Wynn Is visiting IL
the Capitol city this week.
White fish, Herring, Pickerel.
u.ackerel &C., at Pierce's.
Mrs. Aleck Motherwell and fami
1y are visiting in Columbus.
Bananas, oranges, pine apple, ap'
pies, figs, dates &C., at Piercess.
Mr.. Mack Connell, of Columbus
visited friends in Logan last week.
Columbus and return Sunday May
90, $l.OO, account base ball game.
The commissioners are in session
this week as a Board of Equaliza-
tion.
Miss Ella Ward of New Lexing
ton, visited friends in Logan last
week.
Joseph Martin, of Nelsonville, was
circulating among Logan friends
Tuesday.
Col. Tom Woods of Glbisonvllle,
was welcome visitor in Logan
yesterday.
The prospect for fruit, wheat and
grass was never better in the Hook
ing valley.
Mrs. Nixon, of Perry county, is
visiting Mr.. w. R. Bell, of East
Hunter street.
Miss Kincaid who has been visit
ing Mrs. White at the Depot Hotel,
has returned home.
Cheap excursion to Columbus
Sunday May 2sth, 81. 90 round trip.
You can't afford to miss it.
George Mumford and wife, after
an extended visit in the East return
ed home last Friday evening.
Miss Clara Hopkins opened a
spring term of school in the Hay
denyille district last Monday.
The court granted a divorce to
Mrs. Dick Ramsy, on the grounds
of failure of husband to provide.
Mrs. Gus. Riff, of Columbus, ac-
complished her family, are visiting
her father in law, John Riff of the
West End.
Mrs. Rerrick, of GAINESVILLE, sister
of Mr.. N. j. Weiland, attended the
funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Shore, on
last Sunday.
The cold rains OF the last week,
delayed corn planting. The farm
ers are busy now. A large acreage
will be planted.
Wanted, house of six or seven
rooms, with good water and cellar.
Leave word with Frank Stout in
Guthrie's store.
DR.. Lyons has rented the resi-
dence of Mrs. DR.. Williams on Main
street, and will occupy it about the
first of the month.
Charles Palmer, through his at
torney, Noah Schwarz, has secured
a pension of $1,000 a month and
$sO0.U0 back pay.
Mr.. Rufe Karshner, has been en-
pioyed by the Logan Manufacturing
Company as night watchman at
salary of $4,000 per month.
johnny Meloy, the Great Ameri-
can Traveller, was promptly on
schedule time, fulfilling his promis-
ed visit in Logan last week.
Miss Essie and Master Julius
Juergensmeier, left Monday morn {
ing in company of Alex White, for
an extended visit at Homer, Ill.
A. Magoon, manager of the Hook
ing Valley Clay, Company here, was ,
struck in the leg by bursting cyl ,,
,ader and severely hurt, Tuesday. :
DR.. C. E. Walton, Prof. in the
Pute medical college of Cincinnati
was in Logan OH last Friday, visit
ing professionally, Mrs. DR.. Blosser. ,
The case of Roby against Glass {
was tried in court on Tuesday. The {
plaintiff did not appear. The trial 7
was had and Glass was acquitted. a
The Misses Halla Purscll and An
ME Pierce visited Columbus yester- :
day, to attend to some matters rela- !.
tive to the high school graduating
class. II