The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-04-12
Odd Fellows day the "a inst.

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Odd Fellows day the "a inst.
Several articles of importance are
unavoidebly deferred this week.
If you want fun go where the fun
will be at the Opera House tonight.
See Antoine Baragaldi the Ita!i-
an Padrome at the Opera House to-
night
See Jacob Hansmuller play his
funny Clarinet solo at the Opera House
tonight
THURSDAY. April 12,John Thomson
at the Opera House, last performance
this season.
See Mollie McGormly in her
Irish song and dance at the Opera
Heuse, tonight.
Col. A. c. Sands is confined to
his room with a severe attack of
Rheumatism.
Every one is going to the Opera
House Thursday, April 12. Seats are
only 30 cents.
Col. Corners, Gen. Sup't. of the
c. II. v. ct. r. R. was visitor
in Logan last Friday.
The most popular route to travel
is via Buckeye Route. No delays. or
other inconreniences.
Mrs. Love-, a married daughter of
our townsman Oliver Oaks, is living
at the point of death.
Street Com. Nixon has large force
of men at work, cleaning Main street,
and having the slush carted off.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mumford
celebrated their 18th wedding ami
vcrsary on last Friday evening.
Auditor Armstrong. had a very
bnsy day on Tuesday, in fitting out
the assessors of the various precincts.
Joe Scovil, formerly of HAYDEN
vile, but recently residing here, died
yesterday evening from consumption.
The Odd Fellows celebration ON
the "a inst promises to be great day
for our town. Every body should see
the parade.
Ralph Perry, colored man, form
erly of Ward township died at the
Infrmarary last Monday at the age
of 122 years.
The c. H. V. & T. Ry. Co. will
sell excursion tickets to Logan April
24th on which date the new l. O. O.
F. Hall will be dedicated.
Always buy your railroad tickets
through to destination via Buckeye
Route. They usually come cheaper
and save you time and trouble.
Col. Rempel is building a large
stable, costing not less then 1000
in the rear of his Drug Store. The
stable will be rented by IA. Oliver.
See Ebenezer Scowenhoven The
Yankee Farmer in his side splitting
song and old fashioned "Hoe Down"
at the Opera House Thursday April -.
Excursion rates from surround
ing towns will be made by c. H. v.
& T. Ry. on April Oath account
dedication of new l, O. o. F. Hall
at Logan.
Miss Emma, daughter of DR.. G. w.
Dolllson, was married on Wednesday
evening to Elder Hickman, of the
Baptist Church. They left last eve
ming for Chicago.
Mrs. Gage and Mrs. Sain, who
have been living in Columbus for a
year and more past, have returned
TO Logan. They are heartily vel
coined home again.
Col. Tom Rainey, formerly of our
city, for the last year resident of
Portsmouth, where he is engaged on
the Times, is spending week with d
friends in Logan.
Attorney A. J. Voris, one of the ;
best lawyers and most agreeable :
gentlemen of Lancaster, was in our
city on Tuesday attending Court, and
talking politics.
BE sure to read Harden & Co.'S.
new ad. lD this issue of the Sentinel
1t will both interest and profit you.
All who deal with them may expect
honest and fair treatment.
Remember the entertainment On S
friday night April 18th, at the /. o. q
}. F. Hall given by the Pvthian
listers. Most excellent music will be =
urnished. Admission ten cents. Ice ]
ream and cake extra. )