The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-06-02
DOnOvan-Artistic Tailor.
Local and Personal.

Inc youngest cnlld OF Jim balle
is very sick.
Will Gaffney and wife are yisitin
parents here.
Robert Work of Marietta is her
for few days.
Mrs. NJ. D. Moore visited in Col
umbus last week.
Our city was we'll flied with pee
pie on Memorial Day.
Judge Bright delivered the memo
rial address at Kingston.
Mr.. Goodlive Of Maxville mad
ms pleasant call Monday.
Miss Nan Gallagher of Columbu
visited in Logan last week.
Mrs. Chas. Monroe has returned
from q short visit In Columbus.
Eva Troxel, of Rock Bridge, il
visiting Miss Kate Finnefrock thi,
week.
Mrs. Myron Pond and sister, Mis-.
Bertha McCray are visiting neal
Lancaster.
Mrs Lewis Green and family hav,
returned from a two weeks visit tc
GAINESVILLE.
Judge Huffman opened court thi.
morning. The May term will close
this week.
DR.. Charley Balger of Cincinnati
vas a visitor among friends in Lo
gan last week.
Miss Ella Poland of New Ply
mouth was the guest of the Misses
Dollison, Sunday.
Misses Barbra Weis, Tresa Till
and Minnie Weiland of here spen,
Sunday in Columbus.
Harry Selby and family of Mid
dleport, were at the White House,
here few days this week.
Frank Martin, Tude Kittsmille1
and Charley Lutz took in the ball
game at Columbus, Sunday.
Mr.. John Walker attended the
Commercial College commencement
at GAINESVILLE last Thursday.
Chas. Bowlby is home from Della
ware. His wife will remain at the
Springs for some weeks yet.
Miss Mate Smith of Smiths Chap
el spent last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Bruce Dollison, here.
Col. Weldy was called to Decatur,
Ind, yesterday, by the dangerous
illness of his sister, Mrs. Stone.
Dogs played havoc in Marion Tp.
among the sheep lsst week. Near
fifty we're killed in one locality.
j. P. Canty was called home
from the Magnetic Springs on Tues:
day by the severe illness of his wife.
Mrs. Chas. Schwenke, accompan-
aed by her sons, Clarance and George
spent Sunday and Monday in Sugar
Grove.
Mrs. Peter Sells and daughter
Florence of Columbus, spent sun
day with parents Mr. and Mrs. LUX
er, here.
Mrs. Cap. Hartman of Nelson
vile spent the first of the week in
che city the guest of her sister Mrs.
Will Kern.
Will Gaffney railroad engineer
on the Elkins road in West Va,
spent few days with his relatives
ia Logan last week.
Miss George Miller has returned
from the Boston Conservatory where
she has been completing her knowl-
edge of music.
Mr.. alhoun Reber is in Charles
ton this week, looking after the po-
litical prospects of Postmaster Pur-
sell, in that state.
Mrs. DIR. Harvey, of Portland,
Ore, and Mrs. John Slavin, of Day
ton, O., are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. JohN Petty, here this week.
The small pox is prevailing at
Pomeroy. The kilograms announce
twenty-five cases. Trains from
Pomeroy pass Logan twice a day.
Miss Lou Bowen will start this
morning for a three months visit
among friends and relatives in the
far west. Her friends wish bon
George Rauch is home again and
At his work at the bench in good |
spirits. He has many pleasant ad-
to relate of his trip to
Colorado.
Archbishop Alex Sands, Republi-
oan Blk Six was in the city this
week, administering confirmation in
the faith to Bob Kittsmiller and the
Foraker followers.
Mr.. John T. Nutter, Ben White
and Milt Armstrong are summoned
Is jurors at the session of the Uni
ted States court which meets In Col
lmbus on the 18th.
Sheriff Wright took Taylor to the
oenitentiary last Monday. The
young man did not seem to be con-
,erned at the doom of seven long
years of prison life before him.
Logan certainly saw her need of
. good brass band on decoration day.
We could have one, too, if we were
,ot in the habit of incessently ask
hg them to play for nothing.
With the bright sunshine of the
merry month of June, Stiers & Co.,
With good tidlngs greet the readers
If the SENTINEL, in a new adver-
,isement published elsewhere this
week.
Grant Wright who was injured |
" a street car in Columbus, particu-
ars of which are given elsewhere, is
ret in the hospital, his injuries be-
ng of such serious character, as to
:ender it inadvisable to remove him
lone.