The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-04-21
Local and Personal.

NlSlttu tHe kcENllNEk Suuudy.
Mrs. A. H. Willige Sundayed a,
Enterprise, the guest of Mrs. Ed
Matthias.
Mr.. Harry Shields, of Columbus,
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Knestrick, Sunday.
Miss Mary McFadden of Colum'
bus is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lewis
Green in Logan this week.
Rev. air. and Mrs. P. A. Baker,
of Gallipolis, were the guests of rela
tives in Logan last Monday.
Truant Officer Gage is In Colum
bus this week on business. Now il
the time for the boys to go fishing.
The Misses Tena and Anna Keller
attended the funeral of their aunt,
Mrs. Rider, near Rock Bridge,
Saturday.
Seventy-three tickets were sold in
Logan for the Sunday excursion to
Columbus. About 1000 people went
up from the Valley.
Mrs. Jacob Kellar, of East Main
street, was called to Rock Bridge,
Friday, by the sudden death of her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Rider.
Judge Huffman held court here
on Monday. The case of the Ohio
& Western Coal and Iron Co., will
be for hearing tomorrow.
Mr.. John Mathiot of Haydenville,
and family have removed to Logan
occupying their new home on the
Avenue. They are welcome to the
Queen city.
A Sterioptican exhibition will be
given in the Opera House, April
go and 3oth, by Worthington e Jo-
seph, under the auspices of the Lo-
gan High School.
The Misses Katie and Lizzie Kel-
ler, two Of Lancaster's most hand
some and accomplished young ladies
are visiting in Logan, the guests of
Mrs. Andy Holl, Jr.
Assessor Perry Morehead should
counsel with Bro. Mckay, and get
the enumeration of his district from
the editor and not be forced to make
inquisitive and embarrassing inves-
tigstion.
Stiers & Co. sold carpets to three
Customers in Columbus last week.
The SENTINEL has nearly one hun
dred subscribers in Columbus, and
Stiers & Co., advertise in the SEN
T1NEL, See?
DR.. Lyons has removed to Logan
with his family, occupying rooms in
the Bishop building. The DR.. comes
highly recommended and we bespeak
for him and his family hearty
welcome from the people of Logan.
The Road Supervisor began a
good work on Tuesday, cleaning up
the streets. As usual, rain follow
ed before the mud was hauled of,
washing it back in the cutters. The
more rain, the more work; the more
work, the more days, &c.
All Brooke, the Chinese Mandarin
tells us there are no vacant lots ON
East Walnut street, but that there
are vacant lots IN the grave
yard. This joke may prove fatal to
Brooke, and cause search for a
vacant lot on the plat of lots in the
grave yard on the Chinese reserva-
tlon.
Mr.. Frank Schwarz, accompanied
by his handsome and accomplished
daughter, Lille, left Monday for
Pittsburgh, Pa, to visit his mother,
after,a very pleasant visit to his
brother, Jacob Schwarz Of this city.
Mr.. Schwarz, who lives in Quincy.
H., has not seen his mother for SO
years.
We are informed that s'Old Fritz
is the Forester who pruned the trees
on the school house grounds. Old
Fritz would be handy man at Need
more, where the Logan Journal tells
us they grub to get place to build
a church. lie could prune the sap
ling for the grubbers. He would
be servicable also for Tom Allen
when Tom constructs brush heap
at MaxvilIe.
Mr.. w. N. England returned
home from Columbus last Saturday,
his term of service as clerk of the
canal commission ending with the
expiration of the commission. 1t
Is pleasant to note that in the work
Mr.. England has just closed, he has
the hearty endorsement of the Board
and has added to his well established
reputation for honest, capable and
efficient discharge of duty, in the
public service.
A company of twenty-five of our
citizens went over to GAINESVILLE on
Tuesday, to join in celebrating the
formal dedication of the great En-
calishc Tile Works in that city.
Our Logan visitors were highly de-
lighted with the hearty welcome and
generous treatment they received,
and we feei assured in SAYING tina.
when the commercial agents of that
city visit us, they will meet with lib
eral patronage. and kind attention.
Gen. G. G. Gage, so we are in
formed by our knowledgabous re-
porter, at the instance of "Old
Fritz" who pruned trees In the Park
at the Kings house in the old coun-
try when Frank Magle was hanging
wall paper for the Queen, is in Col
umbus this week calling on the Gov
ernor to ascertain whether or not
the planting of trees last Friday,
will interfere with Arbor Day exer-
clses, and whether or not the trees
should be pruned to death or not
pruned until dead. ssOld Fritz" In
the meantime is filing his saw and
sharpening mis- ak and hatchet.
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