The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-02-18
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Mr.. Frank Myers is having q bran
new roof on his residence on Walnut
street.
MIRA. Ella Ward. of New Lexington,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mcbride,
this week.
o. c. Pierce was called to Jackson
Monday to attend the funeral of his
wife's sister.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Bell, of East
Hunter street. are visiting in Perry
County this week.
Mrs. Homer Wright and daughter
Blanche, attended The Patti Concert in
Cincinnati last week.
Miss Anna Lehman, of NelsonviIle,
and Mr.. George Pannabaker. of Lam
caster, attended the funeral of Mr..
Rufus Smoot, Saturday.
Mr.. Henry Schafer, of East Second
street, who has been seriously i'll for
the past three weeks. we are glad to
learn, is rapidly improving.
Col. Ed Davenport shed the shadow
of his averdupois upon the statesmen
in Columbus, Monday. The House
did not 20 into session until after his
departure.
Married. at the brides home about
Eve miles south Of Logan. Sunday.
Feb. l4.h. by the Rev. L. F. Mittler.
Mr.. Michael Flansel and Miss Maggie
Flengse, all OF this county.
A petition is in circulation, receiving
the sighat ures of almost all to whom it
is presented, asking the council to
take steps looking to an enableing act
to bond the town for Electric Lights.
Oil has been discovered at Corning
in paying quantities. About 500
acres Of land has been leaaed and
active operations will begin at once.
Mr.. Maurice Dinahoe is president of
the Company, which is an assurance
of its financial capability and integ-
riiy,
Emily Brown, colored, aged about
so, died at the residence of Charles
Workman, Oakland, Friday evening
last at p. n. Fanera, services from
the house, Sunday afternoon at 2:S9
ny Rev. Samuel Bronson. Her re-
mans we're inferred in the old GEM
etery.
Mr.. Rufus Smoot, aged 81 yrs, died
at the residence of his father, in Fur
.naeetowR. last Thursday night of con.
sumption. His remains were inferred
in the old cemetery. Saturday at II
p. M. The services were conducted
by Rev. Luccoek, from the Methodist |
church.
Prof. Bruce Dollison. of the Sentinel,
left his short hand studies in the
GAINESVILLE Commercial College and |
came home to Logan last night to lead |
In long hand music for the return
1.esp Year Ball. It is needless to add |
the Ball was d nomparel type Of sue
cess. Bruce is Bassangelist.
We had a pleasant call yesterday |
from Mr. John Conkle and wife, OF
Ewing. Mr.. Conkle is one Of our best
citizens and be and his good wife are
always welcomed in the Sentinel Office 4
and in all places they visi. when in
Logan Our farmers are a, invited to
call and See how paper is put togeth-
er and bring their wives with them.
Nelsonville. suburb OF Logan, has
electric light. which pays 10 the cwners
OF the plant three dollars for every
dollar invested and gives the public
q satisfactory light. With this light
directing them, our lively neighbor
proposes now. bonding the town-s6O,
600 for water works and f25 600 for
Suerage.
Bro. Phil CulIinan. of the New
Lexington Herald, has been elected
president Of the GAINESVILLE Fire Clay
Brick Company. The business of the
Company has been a great success,
paying Is per cent dividend. Under
Mr.. Cullina ms management We are
assured it will continue to grow and
prosper.
We publish this week the card of
the law firm Of Weldy & Buerhaus.
These gentlemen make strong firm.
Both are able lawyers and working in
combination will be certain to get all
that's in a case out of il. They each
have their separate Offices, across the
hall from each other. One room is
for consultation.
Hon. John Mcbride. formerly presi-
dent Of the Ohio Miners Union, has
resigned his position as Safe Com
missioner of Labor Statistics to which
place he was appointed by Governor
Campbell, and accepted the Office of
president of the United Mine Workers
of America. The honor conferred BY
this high office is well deserved.
Hon. w. Lewis, formerly of Shawnee
q Republican candidate for Congress
against DUNCAN. has been appointed
by Gov Mckinley as Commissioned
Of Labor Stati sites to fill the vacancy
occassioned by the resignation OF
John Mcbride. From a Republican
stand. point the appointment is 3 de-
served one. Mr. Lewis is n pratical
mar, and we'll fitted fer the place.
Father Howard, the much es-
teemed minister in charge of the
Catholic church in this place last
fall, is located in Jackson, and on
next Thursday evening, the 25th,
will give Fair and Festival for
the benefit of Holy Trinity church,