The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-12-31
LOCAL NEWS.
"A Happy New Year and all the


Christmas in Logan with his mother
MIR J. j. Snider made buisnes
trip to Lorh City, the first of thi
week.
Mrs. GARRETT of Middleport is
the guest of r. d. McManigal and
family.
Miss Grace Downey and Minnie
Hartley are the guests of Lancaster
friends.
Miss. Stella Hall, students at
the Westerville College is hone on
her vacation.
Miss Laura Harmon of Ian
caster, is the guest of her sister Mrs
Ed Donavan.
Now that the Holidays are done
don't you think you can pay a little
on subscription.
Geo Stultz of Congo, Perry Go.
spent Christmas with his parents on
North Walnut st.
Mr. Grey and Miss Rose Tutle
spent Sunday in Logan, the guest of
Mrs Ed Donavan.
Miss Bertha McClintock of
Lancaster is the guest of her aunt
Mrs F. M. Mckay.
Tom Lake is at work again at
Enterprise for the Hooking Valley,
as telegraph operator.
Mr. James Montgomery of
Harden and Go will spend New
Years in Parkersburg West Va.
MIR Frank Powell of Groveport,
spent Christmas in our city, the
guest of Miss Josie Rochester.
The Commercial Tribune on Sun
day printed the photos of Cora Wright
Aunie Peirce and Jennie Sunderland.
Mr. Arion Lindsey and daught
er of near the Rock House, were
callers at our Office last Thursday. /
Mr. and Mrs. Flavius Keplar, of
Bucyrus, Ohio, are visiting Mr..
Lucius Keplar of Green tp. this
week.
Col Lee Amerine of Smock was
a visitor in Logan last Tuesday, and
delighted the SENTINEL with a pleas
ant call.
Jake Snider aud family of Well
ston, are spending the Holidays in
Logan with j. NJ. Haynes of the
West End.
Mrs. John Luker has gone to
Columbus, where she will make her
future home with her daughter, Mrs
Peter Sells.
Frank Mcbride is on the main
lire between Columbus and Pomeroy
during the sickness of Conductor
Bill Bennett.
Mr. Earnest Raucb, who is at
tending Medical School in Columbus
is spending the Holidays at his
home in this city.
Mrs Julia A. Mauk accompan-
led by Miss Plezza Mauk, are spend
ing the Holidays at Cambridge City
and Indianapolis Ind.
Miss Ida Jou-gensmier, who has
been in Columbus for some time re-
turned home Christmas, to spend a
few days with her parents. /
The Original Nashville Jubilee
Singers will be at the Presbyterian
church New Years night, January
1st. Admission 25 and 35 cents.
Mr. Fergeson, supt. of the school
at Jobs, and wife are spending few
days with their parents Mr. and Mrs
]. r. West of North Mulberry St.
Within the last two weeks ten
lynchings have been perpetrated in
Kentucky. Within the last two c
months Kentucky has gone republi- |
can. |c
Mr.. Pearl Bea5out has rented /
the Bath House at the head of Main
st. and will furnish you with a first t
class bath for 25cts. Give him a i
call. !;
The real negro plantation songs n
and campmeeting melodies. Go and I
hear the Nashville students-Jubi- a
lee Singers Friday night, January 1. v
ADMISSION 70 anu %. 81
Mr.. Tom Weiland, who Is at v
tending school at the Holy Ghost s
College at Pittsburg is spending
his Christmas vacation with his tt
father, N. j. Weiland. c
Mr. John Robert West has pur- y
chased the Luker property on North ii
Mulberry St. and intends making it h
MS future residence. The price is p
s1S0O00, which is very cheap. I
Mr.. Barney Stracke, the we'll =.
Known carpet weaver who has been ~
n the west for several years is r
,ack again in Log an, and is prepar- "
d to do all kinds of weaving, also -, >,