The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-12-19
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That the SENTINEL wishes you all
merry Christmas.
That Pierce Flowers was seen on
orr streets to-day.
That certain dry good clerk uses
) boxes of cigaretts day.
That DR.. Mansfleltfand wife were
visitors in Columbus Sunday.
That Mrs n. d. Moore will enter
tain the whist club tonight.
That certain young socity man
in this city, went, yet he didn't go.
That Miss Emma Petty visited in
Columbus Sunday. the guest of her
sister Mary.
That a certain young man from i
neighborlng city, called Oh Young
lady and blew out the gas.
That John Lohr and John Bright
broke the record last week while
hunting in Vinton county. by bring
ing home in days hunt I0l rabbits.
That severa! young ladies have
volunteered there service to get To-
calls for this colum.
That Capt Friesner entertained
the Wish- -I-was bone club last
Friday evening.
That a. G. Sands Jr. and wife of
Cincinnati ale going to visit Col. A.
I {. Sands.
That the vel known Stag club
had a coon roast in their room in
the Trash Block Saturday night.
That Boys, You have one more
chance to give masquerade ball be-
fore leap-year. Get hustle on
yourselves and have it New Years.
That several of our society people
went to Lancaster Tuesday night to
see the Gilbert opera company in
Moscow.
That John Swartz who had his
thumb cut off, is able to be around
aud getting along nicely.
That 7. X. Walburn has sold the
laundry to John Arnold formely Of
Dolllson & Arno d.
That Ed. Oliver, porter at Rem
pei House, while doing the hatchet
act Oh turkey, cut his thumb bad v.
That Robt. r. Wright. who has
been attending college at Worchester
Mass will arrive home tomorrow.
That Misses Ella and Lucy Roch-
ester returned home from oxford
where they have been at college.
That Harry Ambrose clerk at
the Rempel House is an easy mark
for all the travelling men.
That Frank Blasius Jr. is the
rossessor of the finest overcoat ever
seen in this city.
Tom Webb and Jim krieg were
ont hunting :'xuail'' in and around
Bremen last week. They were out
3 days and brought home so birds.
That Harry Sllsher visited Vern
Bowen in Columbus the latter part
of last week.
That the lullaby concert given
Thursday evening ut the residence
of Mary X. Gould was All elegant
musical treat.
That Katherine Freisner Is visit
ing in Columbus the guest of her
father, Judge Freisncr.
That Jessie James IS a good story
teller,uo. one would think it, but it is
That Carol Brown informs us that
new String orchestra has been
organized.
That Miles Pendegrast The blind
grocery keeper fell in water works
trench and broke his arm.
That we are informed that Mr..
Will G Fin ney, the geniel agent at
Haydenville. has gone into the jewe-
lery business. Success to you
Billey.
That Mr.. and Mrs. Woollen who
have been visiting in Franklin Ind.
have returned to the city and are
domciled in the Little Flat.
That Postmaster Green was in
Columbus on last Saturday, attten-
ing the funeral of Judge Thurman.
That the Holiday trade promises
to he better this season than for
many years before.
That Messrs Love and Townsend,
two popular young pension examin-
ers spent Sunday IN Logan, and
were not occupied so much in look
ing up the old soldiers records as