The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-01-09

CAV.
Grace Noris entertained the
Big Four Whist club Wednesday
evening.
Minnie Weiland left yesterday
noon for Columbus to spend few
days.
Leave your laundry in the morn
ing and get it the next morning.
Clearance Mock was in Lancaster
last week.
Miss Ida Lift, of Logan, visited
at Derby last s'aturday.-Cir. Dem.
& Watchman.
Mrs. S. Saumnig and daughter,
Miss Maggie, of Logan, were guests
at the residence of DR.. H. G. Allen
last week.-Cir. Herald.
John Arnold spent Sunday at
| his home in Gore.
j. Brwser, of South Blooming
vile, was in the CITY last week.
Miss Mable Poston, a charming
young lady of Nelsonville, was visit
[ ing friends and relatives i'll L"gan
last week.
Mrs. Frank Schlagetter spent
last week in Circlville, the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. John F. Rsuch
The Touist's Club was enter
tanned by Miss Lucy Wright last
Thursday afternoon.
Walter Hartman, who has been i
working at the printing trade in
Sprihe hefeld. visited his father, Martin
Hartman, last week.
M. s. Carter, of Bucthel, was in !
the city last Friday.
Col G. +. Jackson was in Lam
caster last FRIDAY on business.
-Buh Voris had the first sleigh of
the season out on last Monday.
Miss Bessie O'Dell spent part of
last week in Sugar Grove, the guest
of her grandmother, Mrs. Marie Ru-
bic.
Bessie Rose spent part of last
week in Nelsonville the guest cfMiss
Julia Wheeler.
Miss Emma Becker came dcwn
from Columbus last week to visit her
parents Mr.. Chas. Becker and wife.
Mrs. James Oliver and daught-
or attended the funeral of Mrs. Shat
fer at Carol Tuesday last.
-Mayme Brillnan was visiting
her parents at Brushtork last week.
Phil Mccarthy has returned
from visit with Mr. and Mrs. Har-
ry Q. WATSON in Columbus.
Mrs. Martin and daughter, of
Chicago, were the guests of Mrs. Es-
ter kanode of n. Mulberry ST., last
week,
Now i. good time for you TO ,
call at the SENTINEL Office and settle
hat little account of yours.
Mr.. Comnlings, of Washington, |
o., was visiting friends in this CITY
asst week.
Jim Miller and wife, of Colum-
bus, came down on a visit to his par
,nts, Mr. and Mrs. Mart. Miller, of
E. Second st.
-Robt. r. Wright has returned
% Worchester, Mass.
johnny Hutchinson, of Bal,i-
more. Is visiting the family of G. V.
Wright.
Mrs c f. Lehman, of Circle
iille, who was visiting Mrs. Harry
5. Brown, of Z. Second St, has re-
urned home.
The telephone war between the
central Uuion and new company
II Youngstown is on in earnest.
Manager Wallace OF the Central
Jnion came over from Columbus
his morning and announced that the
company would at once put IN one
hundred telephones to residences
icc oi CHdl 80 IUl S'A inoltIlS anu
fter that the rental will be g per
month. The new company threat
o cut this rate.
On last Monday evening,
Judge Huffman, all honorary mem
,ers of TIE Hook Hooking Hicko ries ]
shosa emblem is hickory stick, a
and hoes motto lie the "tirket I
ira ight' was presented with hand
'olnely silver mounted Hickory +
'ane, the gift of the Logan Camp I
'ell Club. The cane was mounted G
y Henry Lutz, the presentation +
made by Pres William Waner. The
udge appreciates the testimonial, 7
nd through the president, returns |