The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-04-16
Frank Busbee moved to Colum.

A, T.. Sands, at CINCINNATI, tnls week
Mrs. J, P. Rochester and daugh
. ter, Josie, spent Sunday in Clevland
Wallace Shrodes, of Hooker
Station, was business visitor in Lo
s gan, Monday.
If you want nice mess of fish
you should call on "Doly" Stedam.
There nice.
Riley Glass is having his prop
erty on West Hunter street rooted
,, AMI repaired.
Alb Drew is beautifying his
property, on East Hunter ST., with a
bran new coat of paint.
lara Cook dropped 300pound
cake of ice on his foot, Sunday morn
ing, sustaing serious injury.
The Miss Name and Kitty Daw-
son, of Lancaster, are the guests of
friends in Logan and vicinity.
Sam Dennis has secured lucra-
tive employment in Columbus, where
he went the first of the week.
Frank Brown was circulating
among his customers, down the Val
ley, last Friday and Saturday.
EI.xo. ,II,. oe tho NaIanp-
vile Valley Register, was a busi-
ness visitor In Logan, Sunday.
The Photographic entertain
ment at the q. A. r. Hall, last Sat-
urday evening, was financial sue
cess.
Ed Allen, formerly of the Val
ley Journal, has secured position
on the Valley Register, at Nelson.
vile.
Charley Brown. formerly of
Stratton Bros. has accepted posi-
tion with Green, Joyce & Co., of Co.
lumbus.
Marshal Armstrong has just re-
ceived car load of buggies. Read
his advertisement in another column
and see him for bargain.
Miss Jean Cook, an attendant
at the Columbus State Hospital, is
spending her vacation with her
grandma, Mrs. Oakley Case.
Cap Buntain, game and fish war
den is in the city this week, taking
the fish out of the pools in the canal
and placing them in the river.
Mrs. VIM. Harden, of Wash
ingtsn township, died Monday April
18th. Her remains were inferred in
the Ewing cemetery, the l4th inst.
Tom Kintz. of the 4th ward,
has Walker & Wright employed in
moving, raising and repairing MS
frame property on West Hunter st.
isaac Hanklnson, prominent {
farmer of Washington township, s
died Sunday April 18th, and was i
buried Tuesday April l4th at 10 a. m. '
Cards are out for the marriage {
of Mr.. H. Bender to Miss May Raney, 6
daughter of Tom Raney, formerly of ,
the SENTINEL, at Portsmouth the I
22nd inst. Il
Married, April sth, by Rev. W.
II. " right, Mr. James w. Woodard f
10 Miss Edith d. Sherrard, and Mr. I
Luther }. Wyskiver to Miss Jennetta h
A. Woodard. il
Mr.. Webb Kontner, travelling t
lgent Cor the Ohio State Journal, e
'undayed with his parents, in Lo- p
gan. Mr.. Kontner is looking after f
he Journals interests in Fairfield a
ounty, luis WICK. -
Col. Eli West, the newly ap-
'ointed warden of the penitentiary, n
vas visitor ip Logan on last Satur- n
ay and met a welcome and had L
earty hand shaking from his many II
Id time friends, with whom the SEN q
mel joins in congratulations upon II
is appointment, and bespeak for 10
is public service, a record alike hon. ="
rable to himself, and to the county Oh
'hich claim him as her worthy son. III
George Blackburn, the most '.
oted criminal in Ohio, committed to 81
he penitentiary seven times, and
risoner for more than forty years, n
led on last Tuesday morning in his P'
9th year. At the time of his death u
e was under sentence from Hooking III
ounty for completely in the Krin CT
lurder, mysterious tragedy, the -
,cret OF which may now, never be ke
nown. al
Ed Hartly, the popular young - =.
oat maker, recently of Brown Bros, -
,ft last Monday morning for Ham, '"
ton, O., where he has secured a -
osition as foreman over the taller :"
lg department in large merchantile -
of that city. "Wax" q
as member of the Logan Whist
'lub and his smiling countenance OF
nd hearty laugh will be sadly miss III
d by the members of that jovial set. m
ID is an exemplary young man, p'
ourteous gentleman, a good Demo M
rat and No. 1 tailor. The good cl
i; bas ~ b;e MANN friopdc onI tbo ru