The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-05-12
HeHochng Sentinel
DOnOyan-ArtiStic Tailor.
Local and Personal. !,

in the city on professional busnes
last Tuesday.
Mrs. AL. Elliott of Findlay is Viz
iting in Logan, the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. A. H. Beooke.
John Murray, the great singin!
and dancing Irishman, is with eth
Outlaws Bride" company.
The Logan Crystal Ice CompaR,
commenced operations this week
producing beautiful article.
Mrs John Work who has beel
visiting in Van Vert for severa
months past has returned home.
Mrs. William Armstrong of Lau
relville is in the city called by the Sc
rious illness of her brother, Mr.
Darius White.
Miss Vede Macken of New Lex
ington was a visitor in Logan lasr
week the guest of her cousin, Miss
Anna Schwarz.
Representative Price and ex-
Senator Lowry are candidates fol
delegates from this Congressional
District to the Chicago Convention.
Rev. Archie Houston, of Charles
ton, West Va, has been welcome
visitor among his many old time
friends In Logan during the past
week.
Ed Wetzler, the handsome young
editor of the Lancaster Daily Eagle,
was a welcome visitor, and a much
admired attraction in our city on
Show Day.
There is no discount on the latest
acquisition to the Banker Bowen's
ledger. 1t is not negotiable, is at a
premium. 1t is boy, date of May
.3rd 1892.
Messrs. Clay Drinkle and Bub.
Voris with their families, of Lam
caster, attended the funeral on last
Sunday, of their relative, Miss
Martha Webb.
The mother and brother of Mrs.
Judge Bright were among those who
went down in the railroad wreck
reported elsewhere, but fortunately
were not injured.
Rev. Winters of Mulberry Street
Lutheran Church, returned yesterday
from Missouri, bringing with him
his young bride. His congregation
give him welcome and reception.
J. P. Canty has returned from
New Lexington where he has been
successful in placing the insurance
on the two hundred thousand dollar
Court House. Mr.. Canty represents
reliable companies, and secures val
nable property.
Our travelling public will be pleas
ed to learn that we have secured for
the ''staff" the accomplished and in
teresting contributor, Col. Fisher of
the Buckeye Route, whose interest
ing articles appear elsewhere.
The Kleinschmidt Bros. are at |
work this morning taking up the flag |
ging in front of the Court House.
The pavement will be of Hayden
Block brick. I he fact that Dutchy
and his brothers have the work in
charge is assurance that good job
will be done.
Miss Martha Webb, one of our
most esteemed citizens, after long
and painful illness, died at her home
in Logan on last Friday. Her re-
mains were inferred in Oak Grove
cemetery on Sunday. Rev Luccock
and Williams of the VI. Z. Church,
conducting the religious exercises.
Quarterly meeting services will be
held at the Methodist Church next
Sabbath, May 18th. There will be
the usual quarterly service. Love
feast at nine clock. Preaching at
1890 and 1880. Sacramental SER
vice following the evening dis
course.
The Marysville Tribune of last
week notes that, ''Miss Johanna
Noonan, one of the most accomplish ,
ed of Logan teachers visited our
schools last Monday, and was verv
much pleased with our school ac-
commodations and methods of in
structions. t
The weather last week had spell
of Foraker tumult and tumble. On
Thursday tko weary loafer lounged !,
in shirt sleeves. On Saturday the :
sons of toll worked In overcoats.
The readers of the SENTINEL, fifty
years from now will be astonished :.
to know that the temperature in Lo- +
gan fell 40 degrees in "a hours in :
the merry month of May. =
Rates to the Prohibition Conven- n
tion, on May oath and 25th, the c. o
H. Y. & T. will sell excursion tick
cts from all stations at the exceed 1
ngly low late of one fare for the j
'ound trip, good returning until May l.
18th, 1892. This is good time to o
Yisit Columbus as the house cleaning u
'eason is over and your friends will D
,e glad to see you. Call on agents y
). III. V. d T. Ry. for Particulars. II -
Rempel's Opera House, Monday n n
vening, May Is. The Fearing
Dramatic Company, notable East m
rn Stock Organization, will present le
or the first time in Logan, the o
'hrilling American play in five acts, W
ntitled ''The Outlaws Bride" The II
is exceptionally strong, the al
lay interesting from beginning to
nd. Many singing and dancing
pecialtIes are introduced. Usual gl
rices. One night only.
DR.. w. G. Williams, pastor of the