The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-03-23
Local and Personal,

Tom Creig and family moved t
Carbon Hill this week.
The incand encent lamps are Q
hand. See samples in Warmers win
dow.
Mrs. Purseil and daughter Hele
are visiting in CINCINNATI tbl
week,
Willie and Laura Brown of Col
umbus spent Sunday in Logan visit
relatives.
Mr.. Joe Kessler and Mr.. Jak,
Reetenwald drew the March prizes,
babies on last Sunday.
The Prohibition County conven-
ton was held at South Perry
Wednesday March 22th.
Rev. Deaver of Deavertown was
q visitor in Logan on last Saturday,
the guest OF Mr.. Thos Allen Of the
Journal.
The Culver property on Walnut
street, was bought by Wilford
Stiers, who resides in il, constellation
%, 10000.
Col. Eli M. West, clerk Of the
State Fund Commission was in the
city yesterday. shaking hands with
his old timo friends and constitu-
ents.
Fred Kessler, eldest son of Frank
Kessler who has been away at col
l,ge was brought home sick last week
with pneumonia, He is at this write.
ing, improving.
Mr.. Ad Upton has gone to the
Magnetic springs at Mt. Clemens,
Mich, where he will spend a month
or more, recruiting his health, and
taking needed rest
DR.. Arch Rannells the accomp-
lished young physician of Nc.
Arthur was a visitor in our city last
week, the guest of his cousins, the
Misses Wsstenhaver.
A burglar entered the room of a
man named Jones living in the Bow
en- building on the corner of Main
and Spring one night last week and
stole $1,000. No clew.
Mr.. VIM. K. Finck Jr. the talent.
ed attorney of Somerset, o. and
Mr.. William Spencer his client were
in the city Tuesday, on business be-
fore the Probate Court.
Frank Blosser teacher Of telegra-
ply at the Reform School, visited
in Logan last Sunday. Frank is
bright, enterprislng young man, and
one of the most esteemed teachers
in the school.
The Star of Blasius is in the as
cendent. 1t directs the footsteps of
bargain hunters to the new store
room in the Biehaut building. See
the illumination in the advertise
ment on first page.
Mrs. John B. Keller, of Lancas-
ter is visiting in the city this week,
the guest of her brother Geo. Hart
m IN and other relatives and meets
With hearty welcome from her
many friends in Logan.
Lawrence Kessler has gone to
Philadelphia were he will engage in
the drug business with his brother
Ed. Lawrence is worthy deserv-
ing young man, and we bespeak for
him good success in his new
home.
Asa matter of record of interest
= hundred years from now, the
weather on last ST. Patricks day was
the most disagreable ever experien-
ced in this latitude, a cold snow
storm privailing all day. The snow
was almost three inches.
A pension Was recently granted TO
Mrs. Maggie Herdlcbaugh and child
rem of New Straitsville, o. at the
rate of $1,000 and $500 per month
respectively, with an arrearage of
$s0l.0O through the energetic
agency of Jno. L. Younker of Max
vile y.
County Jack Floyd has returned
from Mississippi where he has been
spending the last fall and winter,
telegraphing, saw-milling evangll-
izing and recopstructing the New
South. He is in excellent health
and spirits, and meets hearty well
come for his friends, low spirited
and lonesome in his absence.
The Union Bank Directors met on
last 7 thursday, and elected as per-
iment officers, w. N. England, Pre-
sident; Chas M. Bowlby' vice presi-
dent. Mr.. England is one of the
most widely known pablo men Of
our county, and Mr.. Bowlby one of
our most enterpriselng young busi-
pess men.
Hon. John Ferguson, of New
Lexington, held court in Logan Oh
last Monday and Tuesday as Referee
in the Culver Will case. All the test
imony was taken, the case will be
argued in New Lexington next week.
Judges Breeze of Lancaster, and
McGilvery of Macarthur and Gen.
of Athens were in attend
ance.
Col. c. p. Bauman, representing
the A. Bauman Milling Co. of Ian
caster was in the city last week. He
gave baroins to his customes, de-
lighted the sanctum with the sun
shine of his presence, and sweetend
the hope of an early return by the
nromise of q hoy of CANDY for the