The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-01-05
Local and Personal.

fall of slate at Jobs mine, Tuesday
Bernor Hudson and Lenora Simm
were married on Dec. 25 by Rev
Harvey Howard. No cards, n
cake.
The attention of Will McClintoc
is called to the fact that "93" ha
not yet come Victor Hugo's W
mean.
Mr.. Roma Green, student at tn,
Columbus Ohio University, is visit
ing relatives and friends in Lo gar
this week k.
Col. VIM. Bowers, of Alliance
has been visiting in Logan the pas
week, the guest of his brother-in
law, Dr.. Pullen.
Married by Rev. J. F. Williams
at his residence in Logan, Dec. 81,
Mr.. George L. Upton and Mis-,
Lucy e. Matthias.
Col. Montgomery and wife, of
Syracuse, N. Y, is visiting in Logan
this week, the guest of his sonin-
Law, Frank Gallagher.
Chief Justice John l.. Yonker, OF
Maxville, accompanied by has hand
some and accomplished daughters,
made pleasant visit at this office
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rug Higgins, who
have been visiting for several
months in the west have returned
home, meeting hearty welcome
from many friends.
Mr.. John L. Floyd. of near Logan
is down in Mississippi on hunting
expedition. He promised to send
us turkey, deer and alligator. We
are hungrily waiting.
Don't forget the entertainment at
the Opera House tomorrow evening
The singing will consist of the cid
familiar plantation songs, and new
popular melodies of the day. The
company comes well recommended.
For telegraphic news, Ohio cor
respondenoe, sporting news, market
reports, political chat, and all the
happenings in the busy capital,
there is no better exponent than the
Columbus Evening Dispatch.
The grandson of Gen. Sandersou
was in the city on Monday last and
called at'this office to get an Alma
nae. We directed him to Lancaster
where the newspapers furnish
papers for nothing and throw job
work, advertising and almanacs in. |
The Fisk Jubilee Singers will
give an entertainment in the Opera
House tomorrow. Friday evening.
This Company has the reputation of
being one of the very best that
travels, and promises to give our
people a pleasant evenings enter
fainment.
Mr. o. C. Pierce has cute fire
kinder. 1t is ball composed of
rosin and shaving threads. The
balls cost half cent each, and will
start fire as soon as basket of
klndling. The lighters are clean,
safe, convenient and cheaper than
boards, rails or goods boxes. Try
them, we did and like them.
John w. Stack, a, prominent K.
of P. and yardmaster at Jobs. was
killed, Tuesday. January Sd, while
making coupling between two
cars. The funeral services will be
held Sunday under the auspices of
the Nelsonville KS. of P. The Lo- {
gan Lodge will attend in body.
Tom Sunderland is making special !
e fort this week to close out the Bas- I
kin d Wolinsky stock of clothing.
The court meets next Monday, and {
the Receiver will be called on to make g
a report of the goods sold. Tom e
wants to make good report. Don't
forgetthe place, Murphy building. il
st. Jackson's Day will be proper n
1y celebrated in Logan on the even :
ing of the 9th. Mr. Noah Schwarz
Chairman of the Central Committee ;,
has taken the matter in hand and .
gives assurance .ofsuccess.e Tickets .
will be sold to the limit, determined
by the seating capacity of the room !,
to be used. A banquet will be q
served, speeches made, and jubi- ;,
lee and jollifcation held. !,
we present elsewhere New Years u
and greetings from our
former editorial associate, Col. w.
A. Hosher, of Chicago. His many
friends will be glad to know that he
occupies an important and response
BILE position in the Board of Man.
agemenl of the. great Burlington
rail road system. His contribution
is healthy reading. The reference
to his mother, sleeping in the grave
yard at Thornville is as e.oquently
heart felt sentiment as
any tribute of the kind we have met
in the language.
State School Commissioner o. T.
Corson, eff Columbus, and Prof.
Willis Boughton, OF Athens, will
lecture at the high school room, on
Friday afternoon, January 9Th, the
exercises commencing at 1870 p. nc.
Mr.. Gourson viii lecture on s.Our
Public Schools, their Patrons, Pupils
md Teachers. Prof. Boughton on
;'Some Social Problems" o. VIII. :
Wright. the President of the Board !
If Education, will represent that
body. All patrons and friends in
crested in the schools are cordially
invited to attend. .
Miss Mamie Ruth Armstrong
ttained to her fifteenth year last th
saturday and the anniversary was an
celebrated In the happy manner in,
,hich SO distinctively characterizes ~
he social attraction of Logan. iu,
About fifty of her school mates and tel
met III the evening at co
er home on North Walnut street. Be
CHEEKY words of congratu- er;
Ition and presents elegant and APP St;