The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-05-26

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lb. boy which came to them the II,
inst. Jim IS happy and says tt
: only regrets he has that it didn
come in time to help him out
. the treasurer fight.
MIS-: John. Shore died at ht
home in Logan on last Friday. He
funeral on last Sunday afternoo
from st. Johns church was largel
attended. Rev. Cady conductin
the religious exercises.
Fritz, the muscle power of tn
Journal was in Columbus last week
taking a rest. He is on duty agai
and Uncle Ben Kittmiller, chic
assistant, is outing this week.
| Mr.. John Sarber of Columbus
assignee of o. B. Brooks was in tn
city on Monday, and offered for sal
the Brooks property, heretofore ad
vertised in the SENTINEL. Tn
property did not sell for want o
bidders.
The Outlaw Show company ha
escaped. Geo. Smock of the Rem
pei House holds the costumes anG
the Gazette, a bill for printing az
souvenirs of the most remarkable
Opera House entertainment evel
witnessed in Logan.
Mr.. Joe Krieg was called to Ian
caster on last Saturday to attend the
funeral of ais niece, Mrs. Missberg
er of Sugar Grove, who died on Fri
day, in the 42nd year of her age.
Mrs. NJ. was the mother of l6 chill
dren, l3 of whom survive her.
The new time card of the c. H.
V. & T. R'y. will take effect Sun.
day May goth viz; North bound,
leave $40 a. m. and 6:lO p. m. South
bound, leave 9:3o a. m. and (for
river 5:o7 p. m; for Athens, leave
9:s5 a. m, sos pm; and sos p. m.
Billy Acker of the SENTINE. drew
the $4,000 suit at the Club Suit
rooms Monday evening. The club
management get their printing done
at the SENTINEL. The SENTINEL
man draws the suit. This is a sug-
gestive coincidence. Get your print
ing at the SENTINEL. Take share
of stock in the club.
Ex-senator Welsch formerly of
Athens, at present of Huntington,
West Va, was in the city last week,
examlng our Brick plant, with a
view to applying some of our ad-
vanced methods of manufacture, to
brick works at Grafton with which
he is connected. The Senator met
q cordial welcome from his many
farmer constituents In Logan.
The Maloney Irish Mimicry was
given at the Rempel Opera House,
in Logan last Monday evening. We
learn that the entertainment was
about the average of the comics that
preambulate the country. The
Prinla Donna, Maud Somebody,
sang, we are glad to learn, even as
we'll as the average girl songsters of
Logan, which is saving a good deal
for Maud S.
The sale of Mrs. Williams prop
erty as announced, will be on next
Saturday afternoon. We sometimes
lay down the bars SO to speak, to
see what strays will wander in. We
give the date OF the month, the goth,
which is Sunday, for creep hole
for our peering, nosing vile cotem-
poraries. The public will attend
the sale on Saturday. Davenport
and his close calculators can 60 on
Sunday, if they want to.
The good people who so generous
y contributed for the expenses of
Mrs. Shores funeral have the thanks |
If the ladies who solicited the dona-
ions and the orphaned children
also. The sum collected was S43.
When that amount was secured,
,urther contributions were not So
icited. The undertaker's bill was
$4,000. The sexton $500. The
'emaining So. 90 is in the hands of
Father Cady.
Rev. J. B. Matthias of Enterprise
las been assigned as minister at the
J. B. Church at Taylorville, on the
Muskingum. Mr.. Matthias Is an
young man, and in Tay-
orsville he will not come to stran-
,ers. A great many of our Logan
citizens are from Taylorsville, and
With them We commend to the good
traces of our and their friends, our
-oung and worthy minister.
Mrs. Maggie Cronch, known and
owed by many friends in Logan as
iaggie Noonan, died last week at
er home a thousand miles away in
Nebraska. On hearing of her dam
,erous illness, her sister, Mrs. Nc
irath started on the long journey.
The trains were delayed by floods,
nd the hurrying sister on arriving,
ould but look upon the face of the
cad. To the aged mother and sor-
owing relatives the most heart felt
is extended.
Court Procaedinrs