The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-02-13
Faust with the Devil.

MOnday evening.
Fannie Dillon of GAINESVILLE Is
the guest of the Mis<ess Blasius.
Lew Good win, of Nelsonville,
was caller at this office TO-DAY.
Rudolph Brown is sick this
week, with intlammatory rheuma-
tism.
i Mamie May of Marietta IS
visiting in Logan the guest of Lottie
Work.
F. S. Purcell of the Lancaster
Gazette comes home evers evening
and returns in the morning.
Manager Hoppe of the Logan
Gas & Coke Co. has had the office in
the Opera House building recarpeted.
-Dal McManigal is in the north-
ern part of the state this week look
ing up spring trade in his paving
brick business.
Editors Mckay and Green were
in Columbus OH Tuesday attending
the several Editorial conventions in
session in the city on that day.
Geo Nj Mumford of the whole
sale house of G NJ Mumford & Co
of Col IN bus is in the
city this week, the guests of his f.th
er-in-law, T E Baker.
Reform Farmer White, was an
official visitor to Gallipolis last Sat
urday, the Boards of the Reform
Farm and the Epileptic Asylum,
having joint sessioc.
Mrs. John Shempf left yester-
day for visit to her daughter, Mrs
Vent, III Greenfield o. Her many
friends bespsaK for her a safe trip
and pleasant time.
On last Saturday evening
bunch of keys was thoughlessly left
in Post Office lock box, the box
key in the lock. The person having
the key will please return to the
Po.t Office. The possession of
Post Office key belonging to another
is a serious matt er.
Frank S, Fox, of Kings School
of Oratory at Pittsburgh, reader
of more than ordinary ability, who
has several times been in the city
gave an entertainment at the U B
church Friday evening.-Canton
Repository.
Gen Gordon will be here rs
announced On the Goth of March.
Those who have not secured seats
SHOULD do so at once. Delegations
will he here from all our Neighbour
towns, and the number of seats to he
for strangers, should be
known to the committee at once.
BY a slip at. the New York
Furnace, Saturday Morning, Fred
Rhodes, Randolph Miller, Ed
Sweeney and john Bailey, son of
W esley Bailey, were seterly burned.
Rhodes clothing fire and he is pro- {
Dably burned worse than the others.
Shawnee Advocate. /
We take the following from TIE
HocEING SENTINEL Of Dec 7th 1898.
I'VE paid half dollar to here
Francis Labodie and Hattie Rowe.l ,
1t the Opera House on Saturday
night. 1t is well worth all that to
Zee Labadie as Mephesto. The !,
anne company appears again at Rem i.
,els Opera House Wednesday.
The Logan Bushnell club will /
1--WE Banquet in Odd Fellows Hall 1
IN the evening oe the 25th, in honor il
# Gov Bushnell and Gen Grosvenor, l.
10Th Of whom have promised to at |:
end. We have no mix in this affair q
nd interested only as citizen to the S
extent that the entertainment will be "
pleasant affair, and that the rep "
llations of Logan, for public spirit, il
:cntlemanly courtesy, poll :lcal Fl
menity and generous hospitality "
will be maintained. s,
David Adkins has sold his Oak
Park farm of 200 acres in Jackson .,
ownship to Michel kreig of Logan u
or s12,5OO,OO. Mr. Kreig's son
vii move on the farm in the spring -
f 1897. Circilville union.H arald. ="
This farm is I miles west of Circil-
lille and is all arabic land. AS "
pvel as floor and rich rs garden. .
'Ir. Krieg will not remve nntill next :. .
ear, renting this commiug year for - -
i 100000 b
There has been a good deal of OF
lately, concerning the con- al
ition in which the Logon Natural
las Co has left the streets. The mat C
sr was taken up in Council Monday, P
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