The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-05-25

near MCaTlnuT ldSl WGOh.
Frank Burberry visited his sister
at IIaydenyille last week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs, I. J.
Shannon, Map 10th son.
Miss Emma Dollison has been
quite sick for the past week.
Mrs Christ Juer@insmIer is visit
ing friends at Cardington, o.
MrWebb Poston Jr of Nelsonville
was with friends here Saturday.
Mrs Jno White is in Athens visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs Ryan.
Mr. Russell Butin Of Smiths Chap
el has moved wi b his family to Lo
gan.
Prof. r. E. Ravman. entertained
the Twice Five Club, last Tuesday
evening.
Miss Charlotte Work, is visiting
her sister Mrs Nell Threewit at
Denver, Col.
Mrs J P West and daughter, of
Columbus are the guests of Mrs E.
p Armstrong.
MIR r Work has returned from
Chicago and reports the Fair in
booming shape.
Mrs. Jesse Voris, visited her par
ants Mr. and Mrs j d Elder at
Shawnee last week.
The Junior Glass of the Nelson
vile schools, attended Junior Glass
Day here last Friday.
Genial Eli West, of Columbus,
was III our city on Saturday las.
Eli is as royal as ever.
Mr. Sam Hauk, spent last Sunday
with his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs
Krider, at Enterprise.
Misses Ella Rochester and Fannie
Pierce were the guests of friends III
IIaydenvllle last week.
Mrs Frank Love, with her child,
of Illinois, is visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs Oliver Oaks.
Val Wa.n ner, formerly Of Logan,
has been selected as deputy Marshal
In the c II V d I yards at Pome--
roy.
Pascal Bright and Frank Pond
will go as delegates to the Epworth
League convention at Springfield,
June goth,
Miss Anna Kessler will soon 90
to Philadelphia where her brother
Ed and Lawerance are now engaged
in business.
'MrsDr G W Pullen, and Mrs NJ
Pond were delegates to the National
Convention Of the w r c at Hamil-
ton, o last week.
Mr. Chilcoue, Of Bloolnlngville,
enroute to Straltsville last week,
stopped off at Logan. lie met the
boys and he was theirs.
Mrs Esther Kanode, widow of |
Otho Kanode, was last week grant
ed pension of $1,000 per month.
dated from the day of his death.
The Hooking Cycle Club, receiv-
ed the Lancaster Club, Slnduy at
their handsome club rooms on Pub
lic Square. The courtesy will he
returned next Sunday.
The Hooking Racing Club have
fixed the date to their first races of
the season for June 18th, 10th, and
18th at the Hooking Agri. Societys
track.
We are glad to see Mr.. Jno. LUX
er, able TO be out again. Mr.. Llk-
er had severe stroke of paralysis,
but to the pleasure of friends, Is re-
covering.
Mr. Geo Upton, who has been in
company in the grocers business
with his brother A. G. Tipom, here,
has opened thoroughly fitted store
at Murry City,
Mrs. Jno. Lorence, who has been
very sick at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs Culver Smith, being con-
velescent, was taken to Chillicothe
to another daughters,
Jim Oliver and Chas. Anthony
have secured the services of John
Nixon to assist In the management
of the livery stable they recently
purchased. They could not have
secured a better livery man than
John Nixon,
Mrs SKillman, Of Lancaster
thought to draw revolver ona few !
of our citizens last week, but was
picked up by Deputy Marshall ,
Mount, and consigned to the :
"Tombs". She gave bond and re-
turned home but will subsequently j
call again for trial, q
Mr.. Isaac Brown, of Pine Greek,
placed the name of Fred Krlnn to
a note for $4,000 at SIX percent
interest payable In one year, which
note he sold to John ii. Ball. The
note came due Saturday of last week. S
Brown not beng able to meet the
obligation, Mr.. Ball referred the
matter to the Mr.. Krinn whose
name was on the note. To Balls
great surprise, Mr.. Krinn denied r
having seen the note, and said the y.
name was a forgery. Brown was
subsequently arrested and IN pre- 3
liminary hearing was found guilty =
and was bound over on $500, which Il
bond ha failIno 70 furric oh bo ,roe