The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-04-30

ball, Athens VS. Logan, Friday after
noon. Everybody is invited.
John w. Strentz was in Lancas
Ter Sunday attending the 77th ami
yersary celebration Of Oddfellowshir
Home seekers excursion May a
and 5th. For points sold to and rate
call on c. w. Schwenke, agt., Logan
j. T. Brannan and John Brad.
spent the fore part of the week il
Somerset, visiting friends and rela
! tives.
-Mr. Hugo Rempel, a young
farmer from Cass Co. Mo-, is Wis
itor in Logan this week, the guest OF
his uncle Ferd.
The Twice Five Club held theil
annual banquet at the Depot House
on last Saturday evening, and had ar
enjoyable time.
Mr.. Parker Marshal, of Guthries
and family removed to Columbus,
yesterday. Their leaving is regretted
by many friends.
Mr.. Charles Hess, of Pomeroy,
is spending few days with his
daughter, Mrs. w. H. Hopkins, of
the Central House.
Mr.. Jim Uhl, one of Fairfeld's
popular young teachers, was the
guest of John Kleinschmidt the lat
ter part of last week.
Sheriff Ryan took young Nc
Broom to the GAINESVILLE Work House
and young Bussart to the the Re-
form Farm, this week.
The J. N. Kessler property on
Main street was purchased at sheriff. s
sale on last Saturday by Col. Weldy.
Consideration $4S25.00.
Mr.. Jacob A. Matthias, who has
been resident in Logan during the
winter, removed to near Enterprise
and began the campaign on his farm.
Don't you want a Pool or Bill
lard Table? Bott Bros, Columbus,
Ohio, will sell them on easy pay
ments, also Bar fixtures, Billiard
supplies, etc. IT,.
Clint Poston Of Nelsonville pur-
chased at Sherlff's sale, last Saturday,
the E. H. Moore tract of land In
Ward township, consisting of about
PTS acres, at 81, 800.
Bakers Art Gallery, of Colum-
bus, have complete facilities for pro-
ducing absolutely everything per-
tanning to photography and portrait
ure. Sample of work can be seen
at this Office.
Mr.. C. V. Wright attended the
meeting of the Judicial Committee
in Lancaster on last Friday. and
was successful in securing the con-
vention in Logan, notice of which is
published elsewhere.
Mr.. Joe Stallsmith came to WIS.,
it his parents, early Monday morn
ing, and falling in love with their
new location, concluded to stay. Mrs.
Slallsmith is we'll pleased with the
youngter and Charley wears an Sx1O
smile. It's boy.
Col. Vance, of Gallipolis, made
short stay in Logan yesterday, on
his way to Columbus. His success in
securing government and in the i'm
provement of the Ohio River, makes
him ambitious to be a Commodore,
at least he Is congenial in that COM
pany.
The legislature adjourned on
last Monday, and the jobbery and
partisan legislation which has been a dis
grace to the state, Is over for a sea-
son. On Monday night the Logan
Court House bell was tolled, and the
Bushnell Club, met in executive ses-
sion and held memorial exercises.
The Keynes Brothers have pur-
chased the one halt interest of John
Wellman in the Logan Touring mill,
consideration $4,000. The Messrs
Keynes are both practical millers,
both young men of enterprise and
public spirit, and we bespeak for
them the best of success in the man
agement of this valuable property.
The new store of Hawk, Thurness
Il Vert propose to do business in
Logan with Hooking county people,
and through the SENTINEL, invites
the people of country and town to
give them call. The SENTINEL read
ers are the substantial people of the
country. They find no advertisement
in its columns that is not of interest
and of importance. They are advised
that the new Dry Goods store can
supply them with what they advertise,
send if need be, for any special ar
ticle not kept in stock. Give the
store call