The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-03-22
-Mr.R.B. Higgins of Columbus

Mr.. RIB. Higgins Of Columbus.
Slndsyed in Logan.
Born to NJ. and Mrs. Warren
Belne. the 19 list /. daughter.
Bob UIIara of Straitsville wa.
IN the city OH Monday on business.
Read the MAYORS proclamation
of election in this issue of the SEN
Sx1 MEL.
Mr.. Neil Hamblin, of Detroit,
was the guest of Charley Wood last
week.
The Hooking County Agricul
tural Society are preparing for the
Fall fair.
Judge Friesner of Columbus,
was in the city on Monday on pro
fessional business.
Mrs. Kate Wood and family.
left Oh Tuesday morning for Detroit.
Mich, where they will spend the
summer.
-Jadge Huffman. will be here
tomorrow tor the parpose of setting
the. Docket for the April term OF
Court.
The Trinity Church Rag Carpet
drawing was very pleasant social
church affair. Mrs. Bunz drew the
carpet.
-"Chuck" Armstrong has just
received car-lord of Buggies, ar
riages, Pha-tons, etc. which he pro-
poses to sell at very low figure.
Rev. Dr. Moore has gone to South
Salem, Ohio, Academy where he will
lecture 10 ii cit ON "The Greatest Show
on Earth" He will return tomorrow
evening.
The Ladies of the Woman's
Relief Corps will give an ice cream
social at the G. A. r. Hall, Satur-
day evening. Admission free. Every
body invited.
Col Conners, Gen, Supt, of
the C. II. " & +. X X. was in our
city Lac, Monday. lie reports the
freight and travel much improved
since last month.
Pupils of our common schools,
who desire to takea High scnool
course, should not fail to take ad-
vantage Of the provisions of 4the
s.Eoxwell" law. See Al in this is
sue.
The examinations under the
"Bnxwell'' law which provides for
free admission to any High school
in the county are advertized To oc-
eur on the first Saturdays of April
and May.
The best Cafe in GAINESVILLE is the
Palace which is presided over by the
popular John NJ. Hickman. Call on
him and see the finest and best place
OF the kind in the city.
Post Master Cupp of Grbison-
vile, made business trip to Logan
on Monday last. lie reports the
post Office in good working order.
business increasing and the SENrI.
MEL circulating.
j. Ira Bell of Macarthur, illu-
minated our city last Monday with
the lightol his countenance and the
fame of his red hair J. Ira is one
of the most popular travelling men
visiting our city.
There will be business and So
cial meeting of Odd Fellows with
their wives, daughters, sisters and
friends at the Lodge Room on Mon
day evening next at 200 Standard
time. All are urged to come.
The Cantata of Columbus,
promises to he a great success. The
best talent of the town is engaged,
and no pains or expense will he
spared to make the entertainment
one Of the most delightful our city
has ever enjoyed.
Last Tuesday was wheat sales
day in Logan. About five thousand
bushels of wheat sold at 55 cents
per Lushel. Andy Blum sold
twenty FIVE hundred bushels, the
largest crop from any one man ever
before sold in this market.
Robert Kirk who gave the Kirk
House of GAINESVILLE such an enviable
reputation, is now the proprietor of
Palace Hotel of that place, and is
maintaining his old time reputation as
a caterer to the demands of the public. ;
When any of the friends of THE SEN
T MEL visit GAINESVILLE they should