The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-04-02
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lumbus, Sunday.
Judge Friesner was visitor i'll
our city on Monday,
DIR. Mansfield and wife and Miss
Jennie Bowlby, Suniayed at the Rock
House.
Geo. Mumford of Columbus
was business visitor in Logan on
Tuesday.
Charles Butin of Columbus, Wis
tied Milton Myers the latter part OF
last week.
Miss Ethel Hopkins returned
Sunday from a very pleasant week.
visit in Columbus.
Mrs. Lew McGlll, of the Avenue
spent Sunday, the guest of her par
ents, near Enterprise.
Miss Fannie Kline of -Tarleton,
was called here by the illness of Mrs.
Toole of east Main street.
MIR. Luther Bort who has been
i'll for some weeks past, is out and
around, among friends again,
Mrs. d. H. Lappen and son,
Hubert. are spending this week
with relatives in Salt Creek.
Mr.. vern Bowen and wife stop
ped off in Logan. on taeir way to
their new home in South Carolina, to
visit their son, Master Willie.
-Messrs. Ed Martin and Jack
Doan, two of Straitsville most enter
prising and successful coal operators
were in Logan on last Tuesday.
Postmaster Newman, of Ian
caster, was a visitor in Logan attend
ing Gen. Gordon's lecture, on last
Thursday evening, the guest of Post
master Green.
The many friends of Judge Robt
Wright, who has not been very we'll
during the inclement weather, will
be glad to know that he is we'll and
out on the streets again.
Judge Slough was in Logan on
Tuesday intending to bold court in
the matter of the Columbus, Hook
ing Coal & Iron Co., but by agree
ment, the case was continued until
April {.
Mr.. John F. White was called
to Athens Tuesday on account of the
death of his father-in-law, Mr.. Ryan,
who, after long illness, died on
Monday. The funeral will be in
Athens.
Grandma Stailslnith, who has
been spending the winter months
with her daughter Mrs. Sarah Stall
smith, Of Culver street, returned
Tuesday last to her home in Topeka
Kansas.
-Biasius Il Son have published a
card in this issue of the SENTINEL
telling you why they can underseil
all competitors. They will quote
you prices next week that will open
your eyes.
"A. C.. Upton, the E,si Fad Gre
Ger, quotes some hard times prices in
this issue. Mr.. Upton is live busi
ness man ami always keeps abreast of
the times. H. has an elegant stock
of groceries to select from and cour-
teous clerks to attend you.
Our friend Mr.. John Conkle. of
Ewing, was in logan last Saturday
and made this Office pleasant call.
Mr.. Conkle, though silver haired, is in
in good health and spirits and we
ever extend TO him welcome when
lie comes to our city.
The Water Works was tested
yesterday. Three hose were attached
to the plug at the Court House and
streams thrown over one hundred
feet high. The test was witnessed by
hundreds of our citizens. The water
works is success.
The Risen Lord Our Only
Hope" and ga Glorious Easter Even
ing will be, the subjects discussed
Sabbath. by J. E. Rudisill, pastor o.
the NJ. E. Church. The Epwortf
League and the Glasses, will unite in
. a Praise Service, at $50 A. NJ.
f, Will Bowers left Monday fol
Alliance, Ohio, where he expects te
make his future home. Mr.. Bower'
has the .best wishes OF ms hosts o
friends, and especially the "Cu'
Worms of whom he was charter
member. for success in his new bust
ness venture.
Mr.. Donald Campbell of New
York city and Miss lrma B. Wrigh
of Logan, were married in Coving
tov, Nv, on last Sunday. The mar
rage was something of surprise tt
the Logan acquaintance OF the bride
The young couple have gone to Ne'
York.
The ladies in the millinery bust
ness in Logan know good thini
when they see it, as is evidenced b.,
the quality of local notices in thi
week 8 issue. They have the nices
selections of millinery ever shown il
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