The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-05-09
Judge McGilvery of McArthu

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visiting in Logan this week, the
gaest of his schoolmate, Fr Howard.
Mr.. Williamson. one of the
prominent young men of Laurelville,
was visitor in Logan on last Mon
day.
--Gorden Armstrong of Delaware
College, took few days vacation
at home this week, giving his classes
chance to catch up.
Attorney Swinehart of Adelphl
attended court this week. He came
/ the overland trail, exploring route
from his hamlet for a turnpike OF
electric railway, to our Queen City.
The Ladies of the Luthern
Church on Mulberry ST., will give a
social on Thursday, May 16, at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. S, Hartly.
Admission 10 cents. All cordially in,
vited.
Third series of Lectures on the
Church Fathers at the Presbyterian
Chareh beginning Sunday evening,
May II, 1895. 1. Basil, 2. Gregory
of Nyssa, 3. Ambrose, 4. Jerome,
5. Augustine, 6. Chrysostom.
Tom Shotwell has employed
John Nixon to carry the mails, ard
will give his entire time to raising
alter melons. The change will be
satisf actory to the public, and Mr..
Shotwell's operations will bring
gladness to the hearts of the Small
Boy. s..
The Water Works Trustees have
employed Col. Snyder, of Columbus,
for engineer. He is competent man,
was formerly in the state service, has
had a large experience, and maintains
the reputation of being honest and
trustworthy in every particular. The
work Of surveying the town will be-
gin at once. :.
-CouRT Is progressing quietly,
and the routine business disposed of
with Judge Hulfman's accustomed
good judgement and dispatch. There
are no cases before court that inter-
ests anybody but the litigants. No
cases are on trial for grave ofenses, |
nor embracing questions of general
interest or concern to the public.
Che trial Of Cess is fixed for May |
30th.
Mr.. A. II. Wilson is in the South
Perry country this week. He will
.board round" among the Delinquents
lie will meet with old and new ac-
luainances, and will solicit contri-
buttons for the hungry printers. We
nope he may meet with warm welcome,
md be returned home with comfort
or our hungry. Next week he will
,loom in the South Bloomipgville
Look after the chickens.
The Rochesters are the cid stand
" store of Logan. They have been
n business for half century. They
NOW our people and the people know
hem. Their store is always supplied
With such articles as the people Of {
locking county may want. They I
eep the Best the --latest, in all S
tyles of Dry Goods, Groceries &C.
hey pay the highest price for coun- G
ry produce. They invite the readers
f the SENTINE.. to come in and see i
hem. Il
Mrs. Capt. Bowen and Mrs. A. ,
|. Brooke, of our city were called to !.
yesterday to the funeral of
leir mother, Mrs. Thresa Elem, who !,
led on the 9th inst, in the 10th year
{ her age. The deceased was born
l Germany, emigrating with her
arents, and first locating In Somer-
It, Ohio. She was a resident in
for the past 80 years. The !;
,neral was from St Mary's Catholic r
hurch, of which the deceased was a
eyout member.
--Blasius s Son are inviting the Y
atronage of SENTINEL readers. Ii
heir store is supplied with the larg- e
It variety, the finest quality of goods Y
le market furnishes, and the prices 4
re the cheapest. The custom made O
hts of this firm have wide reputa- O
on, not only at home, but in the cities j
round us. Their workmen employed
re artists and experts in their pro- 6
ssion: and all suits are guaranteed o
, give satisfaction. Call at their
ore, next to Odd Fellows Building.
A Rare Literary Relief. o