The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-01-11
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day January 18th, 1894.
Will Eisele has resigned the
management. of the o o F Hall.
Mrs G M Gould, was in Lancas
ter last week. guest of her sister
Mrs Geo Hooker.
About $50 went to Columbus
on the Theater excursion train from
the tc wns below Columbus, on last
Thursday.
w N England, president of the
Union Bank, who has been quite
sick with qu!nsy for the past week.
is able to be out and about again.
Mr. George D imolt, the popular
young merchant tailor of Junction
City, was a visitor in our city last
week, the guest of his uncle, DR..
Lyons.
Joe Luker, contractor for Sells
Bros United Shows, accompanied
by his wife, is spending the Winter
Season with MIR Luker's parents on
North Mulberry St.
number of distinguished Logan
ties attended protracted meeting at
Antioch, conducted by Rev Martin.
The Meeting was well attended and
much interest manifested.
&C E Bowen was in Portsmouth
this week attending meeting of the
stock holders of the Fire Brick Co,
of that cityi Mr. Bowen is vice
president of the Incorporation.
The court has appointed Virgil q
Lowry, Assignee Of the Ohio and
Western, in place of Gen Holl, de.
cessed. The appointment meets the
approval of all parties interested.
Judge John Ferguson of New
Lexington, Attorney for the San
dusky Short Line, and Columbus
Shawnee and Hooking, r K, was in
the city today on legal business.
Col Sim Donovan is IN the city
today with business before the
court. He renews his promise to
entertain us before long with his
lecture on John Brown. "From Har-
pcrs Ferry to the gallows.
If you are going East, West,
North or Soulh you can always rely
on the best of connections, quickest
time and solid comfort via Buckeye
Route. Chas w Schwenke agent
for Logan and Hooking Co. will
cheerfully give you full informa-
ton. Call at Depot or City Tele-
graph Office.
John Wilson, died at his home
near South Perry ON Tuesday of last
week. He was one OF our Oldest citi-
zens, SO years of age, and the last 65
years resident of Hooking county.
His son A H Wilson, editor of the
Ohio Democrat, aad daughter, sur
vice him, who have the sympathy
of friends in this hour of bererve-
ment.
Last Sunday was the 80 aniver.
sary of Nick Weiland's marriage.
The matter was talked over among
the friends of the happy couple,
and surprise perpetrated. Nearly
a hundred friends enlisted in the
cause collected at camp Rudolph
Brown in the evening, organized
and equipped with loaded baskets.
Mr. and Mrs Weiland had been IN
vited out to tea, and the coast was
clear so to speak. The company in
solid ranks, led by Col. Ed Daven-
port, the only real Dutchman in the
gang, swept down the pavement,
trowding all comers and goers into
the street, and soon possessed Nick's
spacious and comfortable parlors.
When at an hour later Nick and
his wife returned, Surprise paralyz
ed them. A bountiful supper was
served and the evening was one Of
Logans most delightful reunio nt
FIR Mahony entertained the company
with anumber of Ilish melodies
which visibly affected the vetrans
from Cork, and the Far Downs
from far down in the Fatherland
The SENTINEL joins with the many
friends of Mr. and Mrs Weiland, in
hearty congratulatlon, and hopes
many more anniversaries are::in store
for them just as pleasant as the one
inst celebrated.
Miss Alma Mccarthy, one ol
our most esteemed Lo gan teachers,
narrowly escaped being ground tc
death last Saturday, by the mercilesf
wheels of the cars. She was on he.
way to Marietta. At Athens where
she was to take the B & O South
Western, she happened to be mo:
ment late. and attempted to board
the train, just as it was moving out.
Her ho,d on the car rail slipped. and
fearful of her fate, jumped back to
clear herself from the moving car.
Her umbrella which was fastened to
hsr arm caught in the car railing,
and dragged her down. She fell OF
the platform. and rolled off lyine
PROSTATE between the curb and thu
track. The wheels passed within /.
couple of inches of her body. Sht
lay concious but With the awfu
agony of suspense until three cars
passed by. She recovered herself
and with the aid of some gentlemen
standing nelplessly by, and who
thought her crushed to death, wai
assisted to the Hooking Valley train
aud brought home. The back of he
head was severly bruise d and two
ribs broken by the fall. During al
this time with nemesis so near, sh,
maintained consciousness and com
posure, Miss Alma is of the brail
and bra vn heroes are made of. He
loving school childre q, land her man,