The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-03-21

next yearT
r-Gortons Minstrel will be with us
March 25th.
Miss Mary Mckinney is very i'll
with lung fever.
Miss Mary Winn visited in Col
umbns this week.
The politics of this town seems
somewhat mixed.
Mr.. Will Finney was home
from Haydenville on Monday last.
-"Squire'' Yonker, of Maxville,
called at the Sentinel Office on Mon
day.
Miss Lou Essex, of Straitsville,
spent last Sunday with Miss. Mabel
O'Hara.
M. L. Beavers, of Laurel
township was welcome visitor at our
Office on Monday.
Miss Anna Lemon, spent Sunday
in Logan, the guest of her sister, Miss.
Hannah Lemon.
Little Miss Stracke, of Nelson
vile, is visiting her grandparents Mr..
and Mrs George Kleinschmidt.
-Died-Near South Perry, on the
8th., inst. Mrs. Isabella Kerr, wife Of
VIM. Kerr, in the AZ year of her age.
We are under obligations to DIR
Rutter for courticies rendered to Mr..
&C. Gage, of this place, on our be-
half.
The town is putting in new and
much needed crossing on the west
side of Market Street across Hill
Street.
Mr.. Lew Baker spent Saturday
and Sunday with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. T. Z. Baker. of East Hunter
Street.
MIR. A. A. Juniper has pur-
chased the John Hansen residence {
OIL east Main street. Consideration
$l,sOo. /
Mrs. J. Bruce Doilison and Miss
Anna Smith spent Saturday and Sun
day with Mrs. Ben Fisher OF Union s
Furnace. L
"A large force is at work on the
new railroad near Hooker. 1t Is the ! +
intention to crowd matters as soon as @
the frost is out of the ground. So it \
is said. s
Our subscribers who fail TO re-
ceive their paper will confer great G
favor npon the management of the t
SENTINEL by reporting the same to le
this Office. If W
Miss Jennie Bowlhy gave a
pleasant birthday party to her \
school companions at her Aurts. L
Mrs. Dr.. Mansfeld's on Friday af sc
teruo On Of last week. il
If you want position, take a :"
Business or Short Hard Course at
The GAINESVILLE Business College al
Spring term will open April Sth.Ad- oil
d ress the College for Announcement. fir
M. V. Beavers found the cape of &c
a Mack kentosh coat on the road near
the Marshall residenced, Sunday even
ing. Owner can have same by call o.
ing at his residence in Laurel town. gi
ship, and describing property. pc
DIR, Lyons shot and killed s'l
ground hog on last Thursday, near ~
Webbs Summit. The brute was up
on a small locust bush by the road te
side. Must have been something tic
wrong with his hogships almanac. g'
ON Saturday, l6, inst. of lung
disease, at his residence ON Mulberry "
street. Logan, Mr.. Chas. Atkins w.
Funeral from Presbyterian Church, r
Monday, under the auspicies of the
1. o. o. F. Interment at Miller ha
Chapel. no
Samuel Love. who for many W W
years lived at Upton, California, 'n'
diel in that place, February 2s, of
Bright's disease. He formerly was W.
. resident of this county and mar Id
ried Miss Minerva Kreider, daughter 'n
Of Dr.. S. G. Kreider, who survives
him. br
Judge Pugh mas rendered de- -n'
cision in the injunction case of Shot W.
we'll ct al, disolving the injunction, w
and holding that the act of the iegis- ~
lature in leasing the canal tor rail .'''
road purposes, is constitutional. The "
case will be taken to the higher ''.'
couIts.
The usual regular fight in the :.
took place last Monday. ms
Two convicts met carrying buckets.
They began the fight in presence of v, W.
the guard, and broke the buckets
and each others heads, In great i''0
shape. 1t was fine sport. as enjoya- "''
Bile as regular prize fight. ny
Miss Ada Boyle, the handsome are