The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-04-06
Local and Personal.

Mr.. John Petit of Nclsonvill
spent Sunday in Logan.
Mrs. Gen. G. G. Gage who ha
been sick, is at this writing, impro-
veing.
Chas Ashton, of Silver City New
Mexico is visiting his sister Mr.
Amos Parker.
Blasius gives up some ofh spac'
this week to afford room for election
news but will have an interesting
chapter next week, when business
is in order.
Col. Andy Gallagher, one of th'
prominent business men of Well
ston was visiting among friends il
Logan last week. He advertise.
the old home farm for sale.
Squire George of Monday CreeE
is the only democrat elected in hi'
township. This is complimtary to
his qualifications as justice, ans
approval of his sound democra-
cy.
Mr.. John Luker, of North Mul
berry street, had stroke of paraly-
sis on last Monday. For time il
was feared that he could not survive.
lie is reported better this morning.
The Y. P. S. c. E. Of the Presby-
&erian Church will give social at
the residence of Thomas Rochester
on Friday Evening April 18th. All
are cordially invited. Admission
free.
Bob O'Hare former Logan
Democrat, was elected Treasurer of
New Straltsville by about one hund-
red majority, the republicans elect
ing the balance of the ticket. Lo-
gan Democrats are appreciated and
have friends abroad as well as at
home.
g The new store IN the Bishop
Building invites the custom of the
SENTINEL readers. The store is
will supplied with elegant and use
full articles, and sold straight for
five and ten cents. 1t is a profit
able place to invest a nickle or a
dime. something of value and use
can be bought that will be handy
about home. Call in and see the
pretty things for sale.
Sam Reichly had some kind of
FRYING ons at his house out in Ben
ton last week. The report is that
it was great day in his history. We
used to hunt chestnuts and go court
ing with Sam when young and good
looking, and since we got no cake,
no nothing, not even fiddlers invi-
tation, we think there is something
wrong with the mails, the post
master. We must ''turn the rascals
out'' if we find them out, or get
some cake.
Mr.. VIM. Dalrymple of Nelson
vile has been appointed post master
at that place. He Is the former
Mine Inspector appointed by Gov.
Hoadley, and is one of the most re-
liable and active democrats of his
town. His appointment was recon
men1ed and insisted upon by the
Miners of the Valley whose intelli
gent representative he has always
been. His appointment will be
heartily approved, now that it has
been made, by all the good citizens
of Nelsonville, and by his many
acqualn tances everywhere.
Gen. Sup't. Connors, accompanied
by his handsome son, John Leo, was
a visitor in Logan on Tuesday last.
He had been down at the mines,
experimenting the make up of the
largest and most completely equipp
ed train that ever went out of the
Valley, or for that matter, from
any mines in this country. The
train consisted of sixty five cars of
coal, Qoaded by the Morris Co.
supplied with automatic brakes, and
all the modern appliances for safety
and convenience. A photograph of |
the train was taken, which will be
exhibited at the Columbian Ex-
position.
Master Joe Reber was years old
yesterday and according to the Bob
by McKee-Baby Ruth ordinance
governing in Logan. had Birth |
Day. About hundred of little folks
of his own age held romping festival
at his home and made the feeting
afternoon hours pleasant and long
to be remembered with song and !
play and childish m errlment. The
young robin hungry company was
sumptuously served in High Tea
style with cakes and candies and
toothsome goodies TO the appetites
content. Master Joe was the de-
lighted recipient of many handsome
presents, testimonials of the kind
ly regard in which he is held by his
school mates and companions.
DR.. Howard White. of Shawnee,
our former fellow townsman, was
visitor in our city yesterday, and
was receiving congratulations upon
his election as city councilman of
Perry's metropolis by the largest
vote cast for any candidate at the
election on any ticket for any Office.
In the poetic language of Bill Reid,
of the long ago New Lexington
Hearld, "'rhe wave is coming back''
and the places made vacant by the
departure of Perry's great men
moving to Hooking, are being oc-
cupied by Hocking's gifted sons
going back, notably by George
To,,.,o.