The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-05-07
LOCAL personal.
Lena Willige is visiting in Col

the guest OF his oiolne' 'oNi' .
er.
May 90, half fare to Columbus
good for return until May %, laciu
slve.
Mrs. Hurry, of Demoines, Iowa.
is the guest of her brother, Capt. Eo
Baker.
Mrs. Max Seifert, of Circle
VILE, is the guest of her brother,
j. c. Reber.
Columbus, Ohio, May %, gooc
for return until May 23rd. Half fare
for round trip.
Rev. w. II. Wright will preach
at Antioch Sunday at 2:so P. m
All are invited.
-John Bowen and wife and Mrs
Ed. Bowen, of Union Furnace, were
in Logan Tuesday.
-Rey. and Mrs. l.. F. Mittler OF
Cardington, o. attended the funeral
of Mrs Arnbruster.
-Chas Bowlby went to Columbus
ahis morning on business connected
with bis new position.
Ed. Sauderson and family, OF
Hillsboro, O., are the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs, John Sanderson.
-J.C. Krannitz aud family, OF
Union Furnace, were business
visitors in Logan Tuesday.
Man Mcbride will entertain
with cards, tonight, in honor OF
Mrs Threewit, of Denver, Col.
Mr.. John Young, of Athens, is
the guest of his brother, Chas.
Young, of East Hunter street.
-Gaillpolis, Sunday, May 10TH
S1.25 round trip from Logan. Leave
Logan 7:55 a, m, on special train.
MIR. Newt Slater is curblne
and grading and otherwise lmproV'
ing his property on east Main street
Will Butin, of Connersville,
Ind, was called here by the death
of his father-in-law, Joseph Roches-
ter, Sr.
Mrs Anna Brashears of Colum'
bus, Sundayed with her parents Mr.
and Mrs I. E. Baker, of East Hunt
er Street.
-Chas Beck will assist the Lam
caster team in shutting out the
Shawnee base ball club, at Lancas
ter, today.
Mrs Charles Bradbury, nee
Tat Tuttle, of Lancaster is the
gaests of the Misses Ambrose, OF
North High Street.
-"Doly" Stedem continues to cut
nice juicy steaks and tender roasts at
hard times prices. Nothing but Sc
iect stock butchered.
The Saturday Literary Society
met at Kate Bowlbys last Saturday
evening. They have Two more meet
Jugs to close the season.
Lawrence Yerges was the
guest of Mr.. Chas. Wilson, Man
ager Of the Robinson & Franklin
shows, in Nelsonyille, las. Thurs
day.
AT the regular mail clerk exam
ination in Columbus, last week, MIR.
Alex. Dewnie, OF the Columbus and
Pomeroy Line received the highest
grade.
Mrs. Harry Wasson, of Toledo,
and Mr.. George Ambuster, of Fos
aoria, attended the funeral of thelI
mother, Mrs. Ambuster, in Logan,
last Saturday.
Tom James has moved his
family from Franklin, Ind, and
viii occupy the residence lately
occupied by his father. c. w
James, deceased.
Mrs. John Hoply, of Bucyrus
and Miss Georgia Hopley of the Col
.umbus School Journal, were called
to Logan by the death OF Josepl
Rochester, Sr.
Don't you want Pool or Bill
lard Table? Bott Bros, Columbus
Ohio, will sell them on easy pay
ments. also Bar fixtures, Billiard
supplies, etc. If.
Bakers Art Gallery, of Colum
bus, have complete facilities tor pre-
,ducing absolutely everything per
tanning to photography and portrait
ure. Sample of work can be see
at this office.
-Chas Rose, the one price cloth
ier. is out in this issue with ney
ad. giving you some valuable poin'
ers. Money saved is money earned
A word to the wise is sufficient.
Mrs. Capt. Bowen entertalne
the whist club last Friday evening
Mrs. Chas Rose carried off tn
prize, as usual. The next meetin
will be at Miss Jessie Collins.
C. E. Bowen and ]. E. Tritsc
are in Portsmouth this week a
tending the annual meeting of tn
Stockholders of the clay works ;