The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-12-28

Minnie Deisle of Oxford
University is home on her yaca
ton.
Eta Freisner, Of Columbus,
was the hol ay guest of her grand
mother Mrs u E Gallagher.
Henry Shafer, our former fellow
townsman, now Of Upper Sandusky
Road Master of the Toledo division,
spent Nmas i'll Logan with hls
daughters.
Col Larmer, car Accountant
for theRailRoad was visitor i'll our
! city last Tuseday evening and served
the Lord by dancing for the poor at
the charity ball.
-Msrshal Walker, son of John
Walker, President of the FIRST Bank
who has been here at his fathers
the past week sick, died yesterday
afternoon, from Rclglts disease III
the kidneys.
-GeoMumfvrd is having the Holi
days season especially delightful in
visit frem his father, man of
severity years but halo and hearty,
and as happy as the day is long.
Squire McBroom married a
couple last week. This was the
Squire's first performance in the lily
menial service. No cake c9mlng to
the printer, it is to be inferred that
the married couple do not want
their names published in the paper.
We respect their wishes in this
regard and saw wood.
Elizabeth, and Chas McManigal
Hugh Moore, Harry Vail, Pascal
Bright and Anne Pierce, all stud
ents at the various colleges in Ohio
are spend ing their holidays at
home.
Mrs Phil Thompson, through
her attorney Judge Freisner. has en-
tered suit in the Hooking court
against the Rail Road, for the
death of her husband, claiming
damages in the sum of len lhous
and dollars.
The collection for the orphans
at St Johns Catholic church on
Christmas amounted to nearly 500
a sum equal to that given by congre
cations in the largest cities of the
State. Our Logan people, 1t is
shown, have charity, piety and
plenty.
Our correspondent at Nc 4 rthur
says that on Friday night, Dec 22th,
twin boys arrived at the residence
of James Y Hanesworth. The
many relatives in Hooking County |
SHOULD call upon him and see the
pretty bows of the Jeffersonian
Democratic school.
The SENT EEL staff was sorry |
to learn on their return Tuesday.
that they had missed the call of J
Kenneth Cameron, the handsome
and joviai editor of the Ham
den Enterprise. We hope Mr.
Cameron will illuminate our sanctum
in the near future when he can make
a more lengthy stay.
Gus Myers, one of our most
promising young Loganlts, superin
tendent of the Springfield shoe man
ufactory, spent Christmas with his
parents. meeting a hearty reception
from his many friends WHO are glad
10 know he is well, dong well and is
as good as he is good LOCKING.
Bob Kirk, fomerly the genial
rle-K of The Kirk House in Zanes
vile, has leased and refurnished,
the Windsor Hotel of that. place
and is now rum ing first class Ho
tel under the name of the New
Windsor Hotel. Logan people
stopping in GAINESVILLE can be assur
I'd of first class accommodation If
hey stop at the New Windsor.
Will O'Garra of Lancaster was
n the city last week, for the pur.
pose of establishing telephone ex-
;hange from Logan with a system
hat will embrace all the Hooking
Valley, giving connection with the
'tate and country: The towns be
ow us have gone into the system,
md 1t is a question whether the
ink between Lancaster and Nelson
lille be made with Straltsville or
logan.
The Schools are having a vaca-
ION this week and the Teachers and
pupils ara having pleasant time
listing and entertaining visitors.
he Logan small boy has taken to
he woods and his holle en- can be
'ea-d from every hill. 1t is q good
lealty sign to hear the welKen ring.
he boy who is quiet OH the streets,
nut who hollers when in the woods,
$ most lieely be head of his class in
chaoi,
-Ihe entertainments at the var
ous churches on Sunday and Mon.
ay evenings were all well atten
d and we'll conducted: The U. r,
hurcb on Msnday night was crow
ed 10 Its utmost capacity. The
1 E church entained Prof Santa
'laus, and the Presbyte terian church
ad very pretty exercises, and at
ne close presented the Supt w w
IcCray with a very handsome test
nonial of their appreciation of his
forts. The usual exercises were
eld at the Luthern Churches en-
unday evening. and Catholic