The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-12-31
Mrs. Sarah Royser, of Creola, is


j. J. Reilly spent Christmas al
his home near Parkesburgh w. Va
Mrs. Ira Angle, of Columbus
was in our city few days of las,
week.
Miss Estella Strentz is spending
the Holidays with friends in Zanes
vile.
Mrs. Col. Rempel is visiting in
Toledo this week, the guest of Mrs
Harry Wasson.
Half fare to indianapolis. Ind,
January 10, II, and 18th. good for
return until Jan. 18th.
Hear the wonderful lion bass
whose powerful and deep Voice has
amazed and amused thousands; at
Presbyterian church, January 1st.
-Messrs Mckay of the Journal
Gazette and Green of the SENTINEL,
are attending the convention of the
Ohio Editorial Association in Col
umbus.
There are fourteen divorce cases
in this term of court, in the count Y.
How many marriages have there been
during this quarter? And is marriage
failure?
--Home-seekers excursion West,
Jan. 4, 5, 18, 10Th, Feb. 1, 2, Is,
18th, April 5, 6, 10, Goth, May 3, 4,
II, 18th. For full particulars as to
points sold to and Rates call on CIV.
Schwenke, ticket agent, Logan. o.
We are panied to see that our
esteemed cotemporary, the Journal
Gazette, advertises Oh a balloon, and
solicits subscribers from the Angels.
The SENTINEL proposes to look after
the people who are doing business on
the ground.
Married, at the residence of the
brides parents, on East Walnut ST.,
by Rev. J. F. William, Dec. 3Oth,
DR.. Thomas j. Dillinger, of Murray
City, and Miss Minnie Crow. They |
will make their home in Murray City, |
where the Doctor has a lucrative
practice.
The committee of ladies on Fine
Arts for the Loan Exhibition have1
and laid out their work,
to making canvass of
the town for interesting things for
their department. We bespeak for
them hearty cooperation and aid
from all.
-Messers Gorden Armstrong,
Rob Wright, Porter West, collegians,
are home on their Christmas vaca-
tion, and have shed the welcome
light of their handsome and happy
upon the SENTINEL Sane
lum. The young men are Logan
Jewels and we are proud of them.
Mr. Frank Baird of Topawanda
md his brother Sam of Buffalo have
been spending Christmas with their
at Bairds Furnace guests Of
MIR and Mrs Willard. These young
men are in excellent health and i,
spirits ard are making a success in
business. They net with hearty well
,ome from many old time friends in
Logan. +,
The Infrmary Directors of Perry
county were in the city on Monday 3
u conference with the directors of
'ur county, adjusting matters in
common between the two boards.
Che Perry county officers are pleas
mt gentlemen. capable officers and +
net with cordial welcome and
lostidable entertainment from the
law Eaters.
-Comrade Will Lari,ner has
been allowed deserved increase of
'ention. Will was gallant soldier q
10Y, "boy" in the literal sense be- i
ause he went out with the flag be.
ore he was of age, and made re. r
ord as a soldier worthy of the gal +
ent man be is. His increase was Sc =
ured by the always ready helping 7
and of Senator Brice.
Mr. Steve Hudson is occupying :,
be schwartz Hardware store room .
n the Wright Building and conduct 8 8
1g very successful business in pea r
uts and notions of various kinds. :,
lie buys peanuts in large quantities q
nd get them cheap. He has roaster $
hich he operates on Saturdays and q
,rves his customers with the nuts q
arm an fresh and clean. Call in and =,
ee him. E
Our business men tell us that
ley have had better trade this -
hristmas than any for the last four . .
ears. This is due largely to the :,
lct that they had fine stock on r
and and advertised this fact to the =
eople. Our trade was kept at home. -
here is lots of business for Logan . .
lsiness men if they only look after h.
There is money among the Deo-