The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-03-08

Logan On1o.
There is prospect for an excellent
wheat crop
There is talk of connecting Logan
and Laurelville by an electric Rail
road.
nupty Surveyor Shaw of Carbon
Hill was in the city Monday ''taking
notes.
Mr.. A. H. Wilson, City Engineer,
was at Enterprise on last Tuesday,
land surveying.
Are you going west, north or
south? IL so consult c. w. W.Schwenke
agent. Logan, O.
Prof Ruhe of the Columbus Luth
eran University was in the city last
Sunday, the guest of Rev Xoebben.
Mr.. Geo. Dumolt of Junction City
is visiting in Logan this week, the
guest of his uncle, DIR. Lyons.
Mr.. Homer L. Wright, of Colum-
bus, partner in the law firm of Wright
& Frisner spent Sunday in Logan.
Mr.. Henry Trimmer has bought
115 acres off the north side of the
Mccarthy farm, consideration, So
10000.
Mrs. Ned McManigle of Columbus,
was visitor in our city last week.
the. guest of her mother Mrs. A. Nc
Carthy. |
Frank Kessler is about to open a
Grocery store on the Avenue for the
accommodation of the denizens of the |
4th, ward.
DR.. S. w. Ranney of the firm of
Kistler and Ranney, of Columbus,
was in town Monday and made us a
pleasant call. @ss
The County commissioners are in
adjourned session this week, dis pos
ing of the current business with ac-
customed economy and dispatch.
Frank Blosser.one of the most eff
ficcnt teachers at the Lancaster Ind
rustrial School, spent Sunday in Lo-
gan with relatives and friends.
While in Columbus last week we
stopped with Col. Andrew Swartz at
the Grand Central. The Col. is
genial host and tile Grand Central
No. House. We recommend it to
our friends.
THE SENTINEL has added more
new type to its outfit this week. At
the rate our delinquents are paying
in, an entere new suit will adorn the
old paper before the Ground Hog
brings out the 81 ring,
Travelling public, take notice the
Ohio Central has on sale 500 mile
ticket, limited one year, good for one
person, at rate of $40. Here is what
you want.
The following attended the funeral
of Mr.. John A. Murphy; DR., ]. w.
Murphy of Cincinnati, Mr.. E. H.
Moore Athens, Mrs. Thos. E. James
Franklin Ind. and Mrs. Webb Poston
Nelsonville.
Rev. R. H. Taylor of New Pl..
mouth preached at the U. b. Church
on last Friday night and at the Pres
byterian Church on Saturday after
noon.
If the Ground Hog had peeped
out ON last Monday, he would have
got dust in his eyes. The Republ-
can candidates were out and got
blinded. They will not poster us af-
ter next Monday, not so many of
them.
Judging from the numerous aspir-
ants for the local offices on both sides
there must be some extra induce
ment. We advise the candidates to
1
not set their heads too firmly y on sue
cess. There are much worse things
in life than political defeat.
Helen F. Pursell of the Gazette,
Mary II. Gould of THE SENTINEL, F,
and nellie w Baker. of The Dram.
attic Mirror visited in Lancaster Sat
urday and Sunday with Mrs John NJ. ,
Wright, and Miss Bessie Oliver.
Free trade is no longer theory.
1t is a fact. People spend their ,
money where it will bring them the
best all around results and buy tick
cts from Ohio Central Lines Agents.
1he famous Lime Kiln Club that I,
recently give two entertainments at
Lancaster and one at GAINESVILLE to
such crowded houses and gave such
great satisfaction could be secured
for Logan if the citizens won Id lend '
their aid.
Millers Talk in the Opera House '
tomorrow evening promises to be
very interesting. The escape of John t
Morgan is a mystery that always will
command interest. Miller claims to
have been accessory to his escape and II
it will be new revelation of much a
interest to hear how it was done.
For particulars of the Talk. see small
bills.
At the election of the Fire Com
pany on Monday evening last, Frank