The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-12-14
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Mans AdmIStration.
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Business Mans paper.
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Judge Frlesner, of Columbus was
IN the city yesterday, on profession
al business.
Mr.. NOEL HAMBLTN, who has
been quite sick, is able to be out
and attend to business again.
Rev Mahony of Columbus, has
been appointed pastor In charge of
ST. Johns Church IN our city.
Mr. Fred Rochester and Miss
Name Strenz were married Tuesday
evening by Rev Rudisill at the home
of the BRIDE.
Mrs Cad Wolf nee Murphy, form.
erly of this town, now of Chicago.
with her son, is the guest of Mrs.
Jennie Wheeler.
Attention is called to the change
.ot time on the r II. The change is
not material, unless the traveller
misses the train Time card 4th page.
The musical entertainment given
last Tuesday eve, by Harden Bros.
Orchestra was well rendered, and
those present report good, enjoy B.
BILE evening.
Mr. @ Y Culver Of Pittsburg, is
in town this week superentending
the finishing work of the Union
liank. The Bank hopes to occupy
the new room about the lst of Jan.
The Misses Grace and Louie
Green, accompanied by their mother
were visitors in Zanesvllle last week.
Miss Grace called on the newspapers
and Louie inspected the post Office.
The visit was pleasant one.
The SENT, MEL contains the ad-
ver;isements of no foreign merchants
1t IS Logan paper, and has never
yet even dreamed of time when its
columns would be open to other
towns to invite away our trade.
Columbus and return Wednesday
evening Dec, goth Gentleman and
Lady sl.50 each, additional lady so
cents including admission to the
Ball.
RroFlickenger has been appointed
.General Manager of the Associated
Press for Ohio, with headquarters
at Cincinnati. The appointment of
Flick" for this important andAre-
sponsible position is complil Nt
and an honor richly deserved. ne Is
one of the best newspaper men in
the country; has nose for news, an
eye for attractions,a a winnowing dis
'rstion, and withal Is a genial,
pleasant gentleman The Associated
is in prudent and enterprising man
agement.
Mr.. 0. w. ri. WRIGHT is in
Jackson this week, engaged in the
Woolever murder case This is one
of the most desperately contested
murder trials ever held in Southern
Ohio. The murdered man, Frank
Lemon, killed at Macarthur juno.
ton, was citizen of our town, a
prominent X. of p, and man uni
rersally respected. The case has
i.een tried in Macarthur. Mr..
Wright has been employed by the
Knights of Pythias. and is making
record in this case as being one of
the ablest criminal lawyers in this
section of the State.
The money subscribe |, 5000, bv
the citizens, for ths purpose of Sc
curing the sale of the Motherwell's
to a company who would put life in
20 the business, has been collected
and paid over. and the deal all round
has been completed. In this con-
nection, it is proper to thus public
ly thank Johnny Frash for his un-
selfish and untirlng work in this
public enterprise. While we all had
good will and good wishes, it was
left largely to Johnny to put in his
good time soliciting and collecting.
While we sat in the shade and shell
ter praislng the good work, Johnny
was out in rain and shine doing the
work.
Let the boys think of this when
they realize on the enterprise that
promises so much for the prosperity