The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-04-16
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Mr.. X. S. West, of Ileshor'
WAS in Logan. Monday.
Postmaster Cupp, of Gibisol
Vile, was in Logan, Tuesday.
Miss. Rambo, OF Lancaster,
the guest of D. M. Moore and family
Flowers of all shades, grade
and prices at Mary and Kate kess
lers.
Mr.. Samuel Pope, of Chicago
ILL.,, was in the city the first of tn
week.
C. c. Hengst, of Ewing, is at
tending Commercial College at Co
lumbus.
-Thos. Webb Jr., has accepted
situation in Dayton, Tenn, with Mr
Nint Ferguson.
Auditor Armstrong and G. M
Bowlby were business visitors in 20
7umbus, Monday.
Warren Bennett, wife and baby
left Wednesday morning for Marion
Ind. to visit relatives.
Miss Elizabeth McManigal left
Wednesday evening for Middlepor'
to visit her brother Frank.
Mrs. Agnes Kintz and daughter
have moved to Somerset, and will make
that place their future home.
-Oina Rochester will leave Sat
urday for Oxford, to visit her sisters
who are there attending school.
Rev. Moore left Tuesday morn
ing for Gallipolis, to attend tbe meet
ing of the Presbyterry in session at
that place.
Jacob Grab, agent for the'West-
boat OF Columbus, was in Logan the
first of the week in the interest of
that paper.
Mr.. Bell, the popular travelling
salesman for Harper & Cosgrave Co,
Of GAINESVILLE, was calling on his
friends the first of the week.
Hon. Henry Dorm, of Columbus,
-StateInspector of shops WAS in the
city Tuesday, attending the funeral
of his brotherinlaw, Chas Becker.
Mr.. J. E. Mcintosh, travelling
salesman of Columbus, has moved
his family to Logan, occupying the
Brashaer's property on east Hunter
street.
Rev. Woebben, formerly Luth-
erap minister in charge of the Hun
ter street chu rch, now of Payne, Ohio.
is visiting friends in Logan this
week.
Senator Lowry is in Athens to-
day, attending a meeting of the Trus-
tees of the Ohio University, of which
b ody he is an honored and efficient
member.
Miss Maggie Mccarthy of the
post-office. and a number of others of |
our city, attended the Luthern dra-
matic presentation of the Reforma-
tion in Columbus on last Tuesday
evening.
-Ex-Sheriff John Gallagher, was
a visitor in Logan last Sunday, and
stirred up the jolly old comrades by
bis genial company and his good na-
tured fun. John is always vel
come guest in Logan.
Hon. NJ. II. Donahoe, one of the
prominent Democratic lawyers of
New Lexington and candidate for
nomination for common pleas judge,
was shaking hands with friends in
Logan on last Thursday.
Bishop Watterson, of Columbus,
vas visitor in Logan on last Satur- '
lay, looking over the ground upon Z
Fhich it is proposed to build the new l
:hurch and considering other matters {
elating to the new building. The I
of the Bishop on these /
ubjects have not been announced to |
he public. {
Judge Slough was in Logan,
on an adjournment to hear
he question of appointment Of re- Il
eiver of the case of the Columbus, u t
locking Coal & Iron Co. The case T
vas continued by mutual agreement d
# both parties until the %; settle I
nent of the matter being under con- b
liberation. c
Mr.. Chas Becker, one Of Logans q
most esteemed citizens, after long 8
llnsss, borne with true christian 1
ortitude, died at at bis home on last
fonday morning in the fifty-third c
ear of his age. His funeral was on |,
afternoon from the Hunter il
treet Lutheran church. Rev. Spoehr o
onducting the religious exercises. il
Obituary next week. e
-Comrade Ben White, of Perry, "
ne of the old wheel horses of De- {
nocracy, is in the city this week. and a
,eeting hearty reception from his e
lany old-time friends. He took a +
,ok at the old Liars Court room, c
nd sadness spread over bis reminis- C
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