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


Mr.. Frank Linn, of Columbu
is visiting in Logan this week.
;, Mrs. Taft, of Kansas, is the CUES
of her brother, Rev. }. E. Rudisil.
AMr. Walter Risley, of Orbiston
was the guest of his mother, Sunday
Miss. Edna Weller is visiting il
Logan, the guest of Mable O'Hara
Miss Meta McCune, of Bremen
is visiting her sister, Miss Maggie.
Miss Ella Polling. of New Plym-
outh, was Logan visitor this week.
The protracted meetings at the
NJ. E. Church will close this evening.
Mr.. l. N. Collins spent Sunday
with relatives near Colfax, Fairfield
county.
Mrs. Cap. Bowen gave Lenten
Tea Party to a company of friends
on Friday evening.
Mrs Frank Miller returned
home Saturday, after pleasant visit
with friends in Columbus.
Mrs. Adam Kline and daughter
are visiting here, the guest of Mrs.
Kline's sister, Mrs. DR.. Raney.
ID. R Moore d. d. lectured be-
fore Nelsonville literary club last
week, on "The Lost Manuscript"
There were twenty-nine appli
cants for certificates before the coun-
ty Board of School Examiners.
George Warthman, started for
Illinois on Tuesday morning where
he expects to remain during the sum-
mer.
Miss Amelia Stiers, who has |
been taking course in music at the
Cincinnati Conservatory, has returned
home.
Mrs. w. P. Price visited here
several days this week the guest of
her father, DR.. Mansfield, and other
relatives.
Mrs. Jurgensmire, who for the
past week has been the guest Of Mrs.
Sammy Rempel, has returned to her
homein Lancaster.
Mr.. Bert Stedem has accepted a
position with George Mumford d Co.
of Columbus as travling salesman,
We wish him the greatest measure Of
success.
A Committee OF the City Coun-
ell of Marion, are on an inspection !
tour of the Brick Works in the Val
ley this week. They inspected the
works in Logan, yesterday. q
The Underwood trial closed in
New Lexington on Saturday night.
The verdict was manslanghter. The
of the court was five years
II the penitentiary. The son was dis
missed.
Attention is called to the spring i
of Rochesters. This j,
Id and reliable firm is always in the h
ront. and is now prepared with the la .
est spring goods, cheap, fashionable )
I'd of every variety. ;,
Don't forget to attend the Free a
,pen Air Gold Band Concert to be IL
iyen here at II o'clock noon day of d
erformance, by Gorton's famous mu S
clans. The uniformed parade will
blow the concert at 1890.
The Friendly Sons and Daugh- :.
ers of St. Patrick wore their decora- q
ions, .'green and gold gallon" in c
reat style in Logan on last Sunday. v
he Shamrock buttonaire was not f,
onfned to the Erinites, but was G
'orn by all who could secure the o
retty decoration. $,
-Gorton's Minstrels undoubtedly is
as, in Mr.. Harry P. Smith, phe- IL
omenal cornet player. He plays al
cry difficult music easily just as as
lough he liked it. You should make III
point of hearing him at the open air G
,ncert to be given by Gorton's Gold tn
and, just at noon, day of perform tn
ice. Monday, March 25th. TO
Master Herbert I.appen, the -
right little twelve year old son of
II. D. H. Lappen, contributed a 81
cry excellently written notice of the SO
lrning of Mr. Cases stable, fer the ar
Gazette, which was pub VI
she'd in last Fridays issue. Master Sc
erbert's 'local news notice" was DC
lie of the best in series of two tn
lums of childreD's contributions. ed
Post Office Albert again renews VI
s proposition to deliver letters to Dc
II business men. During the past iii
eek he has added several to his list. WI
e asks to be given q trial for III
onth. During this season Of bad III
Gather, sloppy and slippery pave Gu
ents, Albert will prove a great Ju
,on to those who value health, and Is
e fearful of broken bones. pu