The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-01-16


DR. Oatley and wife went up 10
Inauguration.
-Chas McLain went up the road
Monday to see the crowds a: Colum-
Dus.
Mr. and MIS- John Petty spent
The first of tie week in Columbus
with their daughters, Mary and Ida.
Mrs Edward and Mis- Tom P'ice
spent Monday in tnIumbus.
Mrs II l. Wright and daughter
Irma spent Monday i'll the Capital
City.
Geo Krinn took in TIE Inaugra-
ton of Gov Bushnell.
-Ex-rccorder O'Hare took in lhe
excursion tl.e first Of the week
-Wm Payne and O i Crawford
took in tie excursion to gee Gov
Bushnell.
Harry Shotwell has Eeturneh from
a business trip to Columbus.
Emma Cook has returned from
a visit 10 her sister at Columbus.
= Mrs Geo Shoir visited her bro
ther VIM Flumm at Columbus tie
first OF the week
JOHN 7 Sanderson our popular
sad,!ler. WAS seen on the streets of
Columbus the first q; the week.
Maggie and Ida Mccarthy spent
Monday with Mis- Harry Q Wssson
at Columbus.
-Miss Jennie Ellis spent Sunday
in tl.is city, tie guest OF Gertrude
Ris.ey Of North Walnut st.
The Misses Mcbride gave very
pleasant party 10 4 half e hundred
or more Of th,ir friends last night,
-lli4s Ida Palmer has b' come
quite sn Artist. removing Old hats
from the sidewalks.
d r Nett Of Cleveland Was
calling on our mjlliners Saturday
with fine line Of spring goods.
j Porter Nost who has been
visiting his father on \ Mulberry
street las rctuin,d TO school at " est
cryii!e.
-I.enta Cla ton ot A;la is the
crest cf Mr. and Mrs l.afe Warnc!
and daughter Ms GuF Fisher tl.is
week.
Al. mem belsof the Busy Three
Sew irg circle are requested TO meet
at tie lecular place ahd time hi;
afternoon, BY order Of committee.
Ms s + Knight Of Colnmhu.
who has been Wishing her husband
returned TO her home in Colum hu:
Mcn@sv.
C A Amos, Of Sydney, City
Elitor of the Shelby County Democ
rst, and one of the most accomplish
Cd Young newspaper men III th'
north west, vasa visitor in logar
last week. the guest of F. S. Pursel
and family.
Gap Frcisncr took i'll ihe low
rate to Columbus Mondsy aud saw
the Slaves Of Sold performance at th'
Hight ct Theatre.
On Bob Burdcns return from
Columbus Monday evening he stop
red off in ancastcr t. see Trilbv
Hes TriIby has the prttiest fco
and arm he ever saw. Billie Siren:
was with him.
Tom Rochester is man o
tra:h. Charley Bowen is a man c
facts. These gentlemen came ~
from Portsmouth on Tuesday morn
ing, tic thermometor in the Logan
latitude down nearly to zero, ant
tell that the cattle on the Socito Va
ley were lying iazily in the war;
sunny hillsides. that children weT
swinging in hammocks in the farl
vars, and that apples left overnigh
in Tom Rochcsters coat Pocket wei
found roasted On Tuesday morning
These great American travclel
are turned ever 10 the tender consit
Grafton of Prof Frank Myers, wh'
we hope, will adjust his "Sous wind
so as to keep the Munchausons viii
in the bounds Of common creduilty
! - Married, on Tuesday evenin!
Jan. 9Th. at the residence of til
bride by Rev D. r. Moore, N
Elgar Angle and Miss Maggie M
Cuoe, al of Logan. The princifI
character in the above delightfl
.lrama, is our own Ed. Foreman
the SeNrlNEL. The bride is one {
Logan's handsome and most accom-,
ished ladies, as good So she is goc
looking. The young couple have Il