The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-02-22

would say so. II he feels he can't pay,
will forgive the debt. do hope those WI
can end will, will do 30 new, or as soon
they can.
The old Subscription books will remain !
the SENTINEL Office.
IFeb. p 8w LEWIS GREEN.
The Union Bank removed t
its new quarters yesterday.
There was a large attendanc
at the churches on Sunday last.
Conductor Will Bennett, form
erly of Logan, was in town Tues
day.
Representative Rochester, of
Columbus, was in this city the latter
part of last week.
Mrs Steel of Omaha, is visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Darius
White, of this city.
The atte ndance at the Farmers
Institute was fair, but not what it
should have been.
R. S. Qulgley, private secre-
tary to Supt. Conners of the C.H.
q T. Ry. was down the road Tues
day.
Miss Katie Friesner, accompan-
led her father to Columbus last
week, and will make visit among
her friends in that city.
There will be services every
afternoon and evening the remain
der of this and next week, at the
Presbyterian Church, to which all
are invited.
I've are dressing out the SENTI-
MEL with new type, one hundred
pounds of it. We would buy more
type if we had the money, Will the
delinquents take hint?
John Hansen Esq, of Chicago,
is a business visitor to our town
this week. John we are glad to say
is looking well aud reports that he
is thriving in financial way.
Mr.. Gordon Armstrong, stu
dent at Delaware college, spent last
week at home, assisting his father,
the Auditor, make his annual bal
ance sheet. Gorden is young man
of business, as well as student of
books.
Mr.. V. c. Lowry was absent
in Columbus and New Lexington.
nearly all of last week, settling up
the affairs of the OHIO and Western
Coal and Iron Co. of which he is Re-
ceIver. The affairs Of the comra any
have been satisfactorily closed.
Mr.. o. w. II. Wright, has re-
turned from visit to Washington
and other cities of the east, and has
seen and heard things that when
printed will make big book. He
promises to furnish occasional con-
tributions for the SENTrNKL, des-
criptive of Gallery sights in the
Capitol.
Col A. B. Horn. after a two
weeks visit to Washington, and
among relatives in Pennsylvania,
has returned home. While visiting,
he was in good company, Green's:
not the father in law Of the Vice
President, not the Commodore, but
a handsomer man than either, his
brother in. law.
The Buckeye club, of New
York. held their annual banquet at
Delmonico's Feb. 18th. Governor
McKinly was the guest of honor,
and made numerous speech. The
decorations were all of Buckeyes,
and poem in gloriication of the
Buckeye, was real by Buckeye
poet. Other Ohioans of note present
were, Gen. Thomas Ewing. Calvin
s. Brice, and J. Ii. Outhwaite.
Prosecuting Attorney Price
was in Columbus, yesterday, con-
sulting Attorney General Rich
ards as to the proper course to
pursue in the case of Edwards pend
ing the hearing of the motion for
new trial, before the Circuit Court.
The question is, shall EDWARDS be
held here in Jail, at the county ex-
pense, or taken to the Pen. and
the expense of trial and keeping
be put on the state.
Mrs H. L Wright. was called to Cincin-
natl by telegram yesterday evening. OF
account OF the illness of Miss lrma Wright. /
--Mes.ers Tom Mays, and Lew Fisher. two
OF our most skilled mechanics, having COM :
pleted the job of work at which they were ,
employed by the Con solidated Coal Co. on |
Gsuley river, West Va, have. returned home. |
Harry RIsley is building a handsome
residence on the Averue.
Col.Sands, with a thorough bred Muscovite !
sueed by name "Alexandrovitch." No one
wouli know what the creature is, until told /
IT is horse. 1t is kept blanket ed and boxed |
In the Biological Gardens back of the Opera .
House For the present the exhibito n is Tree.
Ed Price is making preparations to build
a re idence on his lot on the Avenue near
the depot
postmaster Green and Harry 8. Green,
of the SENTINEL, returned from a weeks
visit in Washington, on last Friday. The
readers of the SENTINEL are promised some
views the gentlemen took of the Capital
city, in a short time, and after they have got
down of their high stills to the usual. COM
mon-place way oil saying and doihg things
in Logan.
Mr. Tom Lemon has bought the Risley
property on North Mulberry street. Consid
Grafton $3.50 .0n. He proposes making some
valuable Improvements.
Billy Bowen and Flave Davey have re
turned from the Kentucky Blue Grass region
where they bought four thorough bred horses
one each for tn mselves, on Tor Al Biooke,
!; a o.ie for Will Seynes. The animals are
/ e ,ulies. nd W. h pc are precursors O.
o neral improvement ii une stock OF h rses
q oar cIunly,