The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-03-28

business tour 10 Indiana.
Half fare to Columbus and re
turn Saturday March Both.
DIR. Mansfield and Harry Ros
we're in Columbus on Sunday.
Charles Rose is in Cincinnati
this week laying in Spring stock,
The Attorneys met on Tuesda,
and set the docket for the next term
The Ladies' meeting at the L. 4
G. on last Saturday was well attend
ed.
DIR. McManigal has moved witt
his family to the Reuben Culver prop
erty.
Saturday was bright warm day
and our streets presented very lively
appearance.
There was a crowded congrega
tion at the Presbyterian church Oh
Sunday Morning.
Columbus and return Saturday,
March 80, half fare. Acct The Thee
Thomas Orchestra.
Recorder O'Hara has been on
the sick list for the last week, but he
is now getting better.
Miss Lucy Webb, of Webb Sum-
NIT, spent the latter part of last week
with relatives in Logan.
Mart Atop and Frank Ackers
started yesterday morning for San
francisco California, on visit.
Guthrie and Co. have cleaned
house and repapered the store rooms.
They present much improved appear
ancc.
Mrs. Ella Ward and daughters
OF New Lexington are visitors among
relatives and friends in Logan this
week.
Col A. c. Sands and wife are in
Cincinnati this week, where Mrs.
Sands is receiving treatment for her
eyes.
Don't miss the Grand Matinee
Concert at Columbus, Saturday,
March 80, half fare rates via C II v.
& T Ry.
The Lalics wish to thank the
officers and members Of the l.. A. G.
for the use of their hall on last Sat
urday afternoon.
Excursion to Columbus Saturday
March 80, acct Grand Matinee Con-
cert, given by Theodore Thomas
Orchestra. Half fare.
Married by Rev. ]. F. Williams,
at his residence in Logan, O., March
23d, Mr.. Ray O'Dell and Miss Sarah
Levering, both of Logan.
ss1The White sisters, Anna. Rose
Bird who have been teaching school
in Ward, TIP. have closed their terms
and are now visiting in Perry.
Gordon Armstrong returned to
Delaware College on wednesday after
a weeks vacation. He is making
quite an enviabie record IN his studies. |
Harry Brown received a severe
hurt on the foot by a falling plank,
while at work at the factory on Tues
day, disabling him from work for per-
haps week.
Mr.. Maynard Pond returned on
Saturday with his fair blossom from
Alabama. We wish him much bliss
rom his second venture in the matrl-
monial field.
The sprinkling wagon, the road
and snow storm prevailed
all at the same time iu our city on
Tuesday. Logan is cosmopolite and
The show on Monday night did
not come up to the expectation of the
audience, and on the other hand the
audience did not come up to expecta-
ions of the show.
If you want position, take
Business or Short Hand Course at
The GAINESVILLE Business College
Spring term will open April 9Th. .Ad-
1ress the College for Announcement
.-Onr old friend n. j. Weiland,
,he jeweler, has added another fine
show case to the furniture of his store
'oom. j. W. Strentz is the builder, |
md it is a fine piece of workmanship.
Call and see it.
Councilman Peter Kleinschmidt
net with painful accident on Tues 8
lay Morning. While carrying load
# brick up ladder one of the rounds j.,
'roke, and in saving himself from fall !;
ng he, sprained his left hand and wrist !
everely. !.
Your Aunt" the young maiden o
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