The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-12-22
Local and Personal.


johnny Trash lett on MONDAY lasl
for Marysville for a course of treat
ment for Kidney complaint and the
tobacco habit.
The infant child of Nick Doeble
died yesterday in Columbus. The
remains are brought to Logan for
interment today.
The ladies of the NJ. E. Church
wish to thank the Electric Light Co.
for their kindness in furnishing
lights during their recent fair.
Col. Giilet, the very excellent
superintendent of the Lancaster Or
phan's Home, was visitor in Logan
on Saturday, guest of his sister, Mrs.
Haines.
L. A. O'Neill. teacher at Union
Furnace, was in the city last week.
He reports his school progressive
and the business at the clay works
prospering.
Dave Riley, brakeman on the
Hooking Valley, was caught between
the cars while coupling, at Nelson
willie, ON last Saturday night, and
instantly killed.
Col. Shellenberger, one of the
prominent young attorneys of Ian
caster, was in the city on Tuesday
on legal business connected with the
Lancaster & Hamden railroad.
Frank Decker, of this place, was
arrested last week and is now in jail
on charge of robbing Sol Rhodes
of twenty dollars, money Rhodes
had got that day on his pension.
Col. John A. Sarber, of Colum-
bus, Assignee of w. B. Brooks, was
IN the city Saturday and offered for
sale the sixth time, tn. coal lands
near Nelsonville The property did
not sell
The work on the remodsling of
the M E parsonage is rapidly nearing
completion. When finished the
house will be one Of the handsomest
and most convenient residences in
Logan.
OMiss Ella Reber, of Circleville,
is visiting in our city the guest of
her brothers, Cal and Rufus. Her
many friends who knew her when a
resident here give her hearty well
come.
The play, the Royal Slave, at the
Opera House last night was much
above the average. The scenery
was the finest we have ever seen in
Logan. We commend the enter
tainment to our Brethren.
A number of the Society plates
were exchanged for others during
the fair given by the ladies' of the
NJ. E. Church. Those having the
same will please leave them at the
residence of Mrs. Chas. Wright.
A young man named Lyons, out
hunting on last Friday night, fell
over the rocks at Cedar Falls and
was instantly killed. The rocks at
many places along this gorge are
over one hundred feet, perpendlc-
ular.
Mr.. F. S. Pursell has secured at
the Athens Asylum places fer Clar-
ence Strawn, timer, and George {
Burberry, baker. The young men {
are capable and deserving and we
hope will reflect credit to their home
Logan, by faithful and efficient SER
vice to the state.
Hurry to the special sale of goods :
at Collins & Moore's store room. 1t
will cost money to pick up, pack, /,
carry and place goods from one store
room to another. This cost can be
made by the customers who buy
now, saving the trouble of the re-
moval. Go at once and get the pick q
of the stock.
Rev. Martin. of the U.B. Church, =
is making excellent improvement on \
the new church property on Hunter
street. Mr.. Martin is not only a
jealous, earnest minister, but is a b
practical man of affairs, and applies
himself to having not only good
christians, but things becoming, I
around him.
The city council should purchase g
a chemical engine for the fire depart
ment. With one of these two or
three men could be with it at the
fire, and at work, as soon as the en-
gineer can be at the engine. The
fire engine can save the town, the
chemical eugine will save the frame
house. &
The Washington Press Club gave L
an entertainment on the 10th which L
was as marvellous in its success as it
was novel in its character. We
have from the characteristic pen of a
once little Haweater girl, now an
accomplished lady journalist of e
Washington City, pleasant account 2
of the affair which we will give to a
our readers in an'early issue. u
Tom Sunderland, receiver, intends I
iciuOfluS luc DdSkIH ~ w OllllSkS
stock of goods from the Collins q IL
Moore room to the Murphy build
ing, on the first of January, In or
der to Tighten the work of removal I
as much as possible, he will make h
extra bargains in the sale of goods, II
dispose of all he can so as to have as
few as possible to move. Now is r.
the time to buy. "
Harry Green, of the SENTINEL, d
got his finger crushed in job press ii
last Friday. He is not so crippled u
but that he can present accounts to
ielinquents, and might perhaps take
pay, if gently offered him. His
painful distress in not being able to
earn wages setting type is alleviated d
somewhat by balsam of Sc week p,
IN an accident policy he holds in IL
Pat Canty's company. .,
On last Friday evening q man n,