The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-03-14

Il. d. Kontner and wife are
both suffering with LaGrippe.
Mr.. Basil Black, an old citizen
ofLaurel TIP. died last Sunday.
The M. E. Church, of this plsce
has added over one hundred to their
membership list.
Riley Bray has moved, with his
family, to the farm of j. d. Longstreth
near Union Furnace.
Post Master Dalrymple of Mel
sonville, Sundayed in Logan, the
guest of ". G. Lswery.
The Democratic primary, on last
Saturday, passed off very quietly.
TheIe was a fair turn out.
Mr.. j. A. Smith has begun work
for new residence on his lot on Hun
ter Street, opposite Steinmans.
The wife of Ex. Senator Ii. B.
Tayne, died at her home in Cleve.
land, Tuesday evening, in her 18th.
year.
Mrs. Beam, of Spencer Ind, is a
Logan visitor, the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. White, and other
relatives.
Notice N j. Weiland's new sign.
1t is a fine electric watch and will
give you the accurate time by night
as we'll as by day.
w. D. Brandt, Of Ewing, has taken
a position in the hardware store of
iiamblin and Pleukharp and has
moved to town with his family.
The Sugar Grove gas field is be-
ing rapidly developed. Another great
well has been completed. 1t is said to
be fully as strong as any yet bored.
The Hccking valley Road has
put down new steel rails on the track
near liaydenville. Every needed re-
pair on this road is of the very best
kind.
Mr.. Tom Keller, for some years
residing in Illinois, has returned
with his family to Hooking. There is
health and a good living in the hills of
Hooking.
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w hen some men are nominated
for an honorable and lucretive Office I
they are much tickled and s-set EN- Q
up to their friends; but there are '
Others that do not so.
--Homseekers excursions south. :,
Feb. 5th, March 9Th, April 2nd, and
3ot.:, for points sold to and full in
ormation, call on c. W.. Schm enke.
ticket agt. Logan, o. t!
The K, of P. Lodge and the SIS
ters turned out in full force at the v
Presbyterian Church on last SUNDAY
morning. The sermon by D. r. .
Moore was an able one. -
is
Ben Tritch has the foundations h
laid for business building on the lot h
Guthrie's store. The rooms h
of the new building have already
been contracted for. Business is
coming up in Logan. ', ',
AT the Morris coal mine, few :,
days ago, horse touched the charg "
ed elertric wire, which operated the fl
mining machine, End was kno ;ked 4
down. In falling the horse struck f,
Mine boss, VIM. Glove and broke his y
leg. Y
Mrs. Davenport, Mrs. Green and n
Miss. Kate Kessler were in CoInmbus W
last Monday to see Fir. Cady, who is
very sick. His physician has no hopes c,
or his recovery. The prayers and n,
of many friends in Logan e,
are for him. :,
"A Michigan man who was arrest al
sd for not supporting his wife says it
she hypnotized him and compelled tt
nim to marry her. That's the way to
most women get their husbands Sc
hough the spell is POLITICALLY spoken W
If as love, and the man in the case has p'
usually little cause for objection when til
lie regains his senses. pr
Col A. C. Sands of Ohio visited ~
durray, the capitol of the state of :,
Ward, on last Saturday, the guest of "
Sen. Agustus Caesar Baird, Impera-
or of that Hungarian Monarchy. ID I,
Jol. Sands reports .haying net cor +
|ial reception, and was serenadel by is
he Congorean band and entertained W
With a speech by the ghost of the HI
ate Governor Pursell. a'
"A number of our young folks oe
rom Logan attended spelling school II
mt in tho country 30 F,v;, p1