The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-03-12
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streets last week.
Alderman Frank Brown is
elected" 1t lsa girl.
Don't for get Gen Gordon at the
Opera House March 26th.
John Tennahill, of the 2nd,
ward is seriously i'll at this writing.
Oscar Dawley, of Carbon Hill,
was in the city Monday renewing
old acquaintances.
Married by J F Williams at his
esidence in Logan March sth, Henry
Tibbs and Mary Bigsby.
Geo Shrader, formerly Of this
city now of Columbus, spent last
week with relatives here.
Miss Pladzecker of Logan, was the
guest of Miss Victora kessler last
week.-New Lexington Herald.
The Cincinnati Times Star is
out in new form, with smaller pages,
it is much improved in appearance.
Mrs n NJ Call who has been
visiting friends in Logan has return
ed home Sterling Independent.
Walter Price who has been at
tending school in Columbus has ac-
cepted position with Miller and
Case, Druggists.
Mcclure is still making
specially of Lincoln, going into the
details of his life which have never
before been in print.
DR. Campbell, after weeks
visit among friends in the northern
part of the state, is home again, and
attending to practice.
-Wm. Waner proprietor of the
Crystal Ice Co. has contracted with
the Water works Trustees to furnish {
him water for Ice making. ,
will Shaw who has been attend
ing school at Columbus is home,
the guest of his parents Mr. and Mrs
R H Shaw, south of this city.
FRANK Leslie is making the Lee
family a special feature and shows
the conspicuous part his family has
taken in the history Of our country.
Arizona is beginning to put on
the frills of civilization. The first
passenger elevator in the Ter itory
is being put in new business block
at Phoenix.
-Beyron Wolf who has been en-
ployed in Columbus srent part of
last week in Logan with his wife and
son who were visiting the family of
Chas Rose.
-Earnest Ranch of the Columbus
Medical College is spending his
spring vacation with his father John
E Rauch, the old reliable Boot and q
Shoe man.
-Chas Calvert, who has resided
near this city, for few years, has
moved to the Calvert home farm.
near the Rock House.-Circleville
Watchman. c
The DeMoss family gave a very
pleasant entertainment at the Opera =,
House on last Monday evening. The
audience was not as large as the
excellent musical trea! deserved.
The Lutheran League met at the
home of Miss Carrie Lu,z on East I
Second St. on last Wednesday after
noon. After an interesting program
was listened to, an elegant supper was
served.
Congressman Chas H Grosvenor 6
estimates McKiHley's strength on ,
the first ballot Of the nominating .
convention at 433 and think that the
Ohio man will be nominated on the
second ballot.
MIR. Harry Oimstead has bought
the Mumtord store at Jobs, and will !
remove with his family to Logan,
occupying th. Todd poperty on the
Terrace. Mr.. Olmstead and family
will make valuable acquisitions to the
society circles of our city. We bid
them hearty welcome.
-Woik on the sanitary sewerage
began Monday In the Frash field
south of the railroad. There were
twenty-five put to work and die so
well that they were laid of Tue sday.
Some of them had an idea, from the
way they started in, that the ditch
should be complicated by noon.
MIR Jake Beck, bayeing severed
bis connection with the firm of
Stockwell & Beck, of this city, will
engage with his brother in the boot
and shoe business, in Lancaster. Mr..
Beck is well known, energetic
business man and we bespeak for