The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-03-02
Local and Personal.

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at Rempers Opera House, Tuesday
March 7th.
Mr.. Organ Dunlap and Sister OF
Ut,ca o. are visiting Mr.. j. M.
Lacy this week.
MARRIED.-By Rev. ]. f. Viii
liam. at his residence IN Logan, ",
Feb. 90, Mr.. Cleson G. Webb, and
Miss Anna Mohler.
Mrs. Newt Steir's gave an enter
tainment on yesterday evening to
her Sunday school class. A pleas
ant evening was spent.
Col. Williams of Ripley o. has
been invited to deliver the memoir
al address on Decoration Day IN Lo'
gan and has accepted.
The infant children Of Henry
Hoss, Geo Shively and Peter Shrader
were baptized at the Catholic church
on last Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Martin deliverd a very in
teresting lecture on Washington to
a large audience, at the U. s..
Church on last Sunday evening.
Mr.. Bob McMaingle, the enter
prising young merchant of Nelson
Vile was called to Lo gan on Mon
day, in attendance at the funeral of
his relative, Eustace Henderson,
The Thornville News notes that
Miss Ann Webb, Of Logan, attend
ed the so anniversary celebration of
her nephew, Mr.. Linville, at New
Salem last week.
Col. Henderson, president of the
First National Bank of Marysville
was in our city on Monday attend
ing the funral of his nephew. Eus-
tace Henderson.
Last week a pension was allowed
to VIM. Malone of Winona Fur
mace, this county, at $500 per
month and an arrearage of S22S.
through the energetic agency OF
Jno. L. Younker, at Maxville, Ohio.
Grandfather 3 f. Rannels of New
Plymouth aged about 90 died on
last Saturday. He was one of the
oldest citizens of our county, and
the Oldest mason in tie state, sixty
seven years a member of that
order.
We are glad to learn that Mr..
Mckay of the Valley Jounal who
has been quite sick at his old home
in Clinton county for the last two
wee ks, has recovered and
back and at work on his paper
again,
We regret that Mr.. Joe Kinilie
and family leave this week for Col
umbus. Mr.. Kinilie and family are
among our most esteemed citizens,
and while we regret their leaving
Logan, we bespeak for them pleas
ant home among relative aud friends
in the Capital city.
Cap. J. II. Johnston, one of the
prominent citizens of Salem Ceutre,
Kas., son of our we'll known citizen
Hon. Geo. Johnston, of South
Perry, is visiting in the city this
week. Captain Johnston was
gallant soldier, and last evening a
number of his comrades gave him
an impromptu welcome reception
at Camp Joel Kittsmiller.
Grandma Butin celebrated her
9lst. anniversary on last Tuesday.
She is the Oldest person in Logan.
Her health is good, and she gives
promise of remaining yet, long
time with us in the eventide of her
life. We hope, some of these days
before long. to publish her reminis-
ences Of life in the morning of Lo-
gan existence.
Miss Helen Pursell, of Logan,
and Miss May. daughter of Gen.
Amos, of Sidney, were lady attend
ants at the Editorial Association
meeting in Columbus this week.
Miss Amos accompanies the excur-
sion to Washington. Miss Pdrsell,
while in the city, was the guest of
Miss Boyle, daughter of the Gov
ernor's Private Secretary.
Miss Ethel Acker, one of the most
accomplished young ladies of North
w alnut street, was given a surprise
party by her school companions on
last Tuesday evening, the occasion
being her 18th, anniversary. The
little folks had a merry time making
taffy, travelling with Nellie BLY,, and
making the feeting hours joyous,
with childish sport, music and
song.
Mr.. Ben Fisher of Union Furnace
and Miss Mate Smith of near Logan
were married on last Saturday even
ing at the brides residence by Rev.
Rudisill. The right hand man
was a SENTINEL man of course,
spruce of ours" which makes as
surance doubly sure that the,blessing
and good wishes Of the SENTINEL
will follow the married couple
through a long and happy lite.
A very elegant design Of the pro-
posed new Presbyterian church,
drawn by Mr.: Parker, of Anderson,
Ind, cousin of Mr.. Amos Parker,
of our city, is shown III the window
of the First Bank. 1t is the inteR-
ton of the congregation to build
new church this summer, TO cost
from twelve or fifteen thousand
dollars. The church will be an or
nament. and an improvements our
city. The people, regardless of
creed, will contribute to make the
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