The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-09-28
NEWS.

Chicago AMI Return, Friday o..
5 tn. Only Eight DaharS.
Mrs. ID. J. Cresap has gone to
Nelsonville to spsnG a aweek.
Eight dollars to Chicago and re
aurn Oct. 5ti. Don't miss the chance.
Levi J. Burgess of olumbus,
was in Logan few days last week.
Mr. Geo. Heft and wife spent
several days in Fairfield County.
last week.
A c. Upton and wifi" left for the
Worlds Fair. saturday evening of
last week.
The Hooking County FAIR is every
body's Fair. We the tax payers own
il. Let us attend it.
Mv. hoh't Curran and daughter of
StraitSville were guests OF DR. Dolii-
son and family, Sunday.
Chas Butln, with the Sherwood
Cvcle house IN Columbus, was in our
city on buisness issi week.
r. O. Kittsmiller was in New
Lexington last week attending the
Soldiers Reunion held there.
Miss Emma Petty has returned
from Chicago where she has been
visiting her brother for several
weeks.
Mr. Frank Oakley has moved
with his family to the Gimble Block,
to enjoy the conveniences of town
during the winter.
Abe Applegate had an ankle
sprained by being thrown from
buggy en- route from Gore to Logan
Monday last week.
Hooking County has as fine fruit,
vegetables, grain, and sock, as any
Comfy i'll the State. Bring the
products to the Fair.
Frank Brooke, Carlton Bright,
and Gordon Armstrong left for Del
eware last week, where they will
attend college this winter.
The fair should be the farmers
Reunion. The followers of the Plow
should equally as the followers of
the Flag. have day for hand shak
ing. Let the Fair be grand farm
ers festival.
Chicago Excursion I thursday Oct.
tn. Eight dollars reund trip. This
will be the most pleasant time to
visit the World Fair. For parlic-
ulars call on G W Schwenke agent,
Logan Ohio.
MIR. John Hansen of Chicago is
in the city this week, closing mp
his business here preparatory TO his
removal and final settlement IL, the
"WIndy City,, where with his bro
theirs, he is engaged in prosperous
business.
Mr.. Will Stultz, brakeman IN the
&. III. V. d Il yard here, had his
hand severely mashed and fingers
broken, Thursday of last week.
In coupling cars, the j"lt of the
tram rolled huge chunk of coal off
the esr oato his hand.
The entertainment OF Miss Georg-
ia Miller at the Opera House on last
Friday evening was not largely at
tended but the audience was an APP
preciative one. The business man
ager failed to let be known that
Miss Miller Is our own town girl,
daughter of the late Capt. D. A.
Miller. Had this been known gener-
ally the Opera House would have
beeu crowded, as Logan IS always
glad and proud to give encourage
ment to her deserving sons and
daughters. Of Miss Miller's per-
formance too much in praise cannot
be said. Her poseing was marvellous,
matchless. 1t was the living presen-
tation of the marble productions
which have made the sculptors i'm
mortal. Her face and form are
classic, and her every motion grace.
full. Her voice is the very personifi-
cation of culture, and as musical and
as modulated as Eolian. 1t has
been our good fortune to see the
famed statuarry of the noted CALLER
les of art, and to some times hear
the music and recitations of the
worlds histronic queens, but Georg-
ia Miller with her shabby stage
appointments, acquitted herself with
the best. She don't want to monkey
with the clown however. She is not
funny. Her support, with all due
respect for the excellent young ladies
was most narrowing. The piano
accompaniment was rattle trap
bang, the singing a nasal noise in the
tone of milkmaid calling the cows
away off in the other field.
If Miss Miller will again come
to Logan ard let us know it We
guarantee her a full house and
appreciative audience.