The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-10-01
LOCAL NEWS.

A. C. TiptNn's.
Mr.. ]. j. Shay has moved hi
family to Shawnee.
Mrs. P. P. Riske is visiting hel
parents at Shawnee.
Mrs. E. B. Comfy of Columbus
is visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs
Williams.
Mrs. S A. Spicer of New Straits
Vile is visiting her daughter Mrs
Harry Risley.
Salt per barrel S5 cents.
at A. G. Tipton's.
DIR. Harrington and George Holl
have been appointed members of the
Board of Health.
Mr.. Joe Elder, of Shawnee was
the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Jesse
Voris last Sunday.
Miss. Annie Kleinschmidt, an
attendant at the Athens Asylum, is
spending few days with her parents.
Mrs. Ed Angle was called to Brem-
en- on Monday, by the death of her
neice, the infant child of Mr.. Frank
McCandlisb.
The Ohio Conference, in session
at London. O. has assigned Rev.
Kudisill again to the Logan charge.
This is glad news to his congregation,
and all the good people of Logan.
The Mayor has appointed John
E. Rauch Cemetery Truestee, in
place of Frank Blasius, deceased; the
appointment is good one.
Michigan :Salt 65 cents
per barrel, at A. G. TiptOn's.
The reorganization of the U. B.
Sabbath School took place last Sab
bath. W.P.Mathias was reelected
Superintendent, E.P.Price assistant
Miss Clara Mauk, secretary; P. M.
Waugh, Treasurer and Mrs. Maud
Mathiot, organist.
Charley Bowlby, the efficient store
keeper OF the peniten.iary, was Wis
itor among Logan friends on last
Sunday. He has quit singing, and is
very much improved in voice and
beauty.
Miss. Jessie Cline, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. JEFF Cline of our town,
who was tt deaths door last week
from spinal trouble, is very much
improved and hopes are entertained
for her recovery.
The Board of Elections haye ag-
greed upon division of Coal pre-
cinct in Ward, into two voting pre-
cints. The exact boundaries have not
yet been determined.
This gives Ward six voting pre-
cints.
DIR. Dye had an alarming attack
of heart failure last week, and for
several days his recovery was doubt
full. His many friends will be glad to
know that be has recovered, and in a ,
few days will be able to be up and
about again. II
Gordon Armstrong has been elect (
ed president of the Bryan Club at
Delaware College. When either of +
the presidential candidates, or any
gentleman of any party, makes a
speech at Delaware, he will receive
polite attention. No Yale Yahooism ;
obtains at the Wesleyan University {
MIR. r. Swinehart, the popular !
attorney from Adelphi, was In Log G
an yesterday on legal business. He 1
tells us that the Natural Gas Go. Z
whose pipe line to Chilioothe is a
about a mile distance from Adelphi, a
agrees to supply the village with gas L
at 81 40 per fire, if 80 fires are guar '
anteed. Ia
The White Bros, Alex and Ed. of b
Champaign County, Ill. are visiting "
their father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. v
Darius White, this week. They are
from the garden spot of this continent \
and from the hot bed of Bryan Dem o
lhe Illinois Whites,are DEM il
ocrats, and hope and pray and bet for S
Bryan's election. N
-eGround was broke" Monday Il
for the new Catholic Church o
in Logan. The foundation for the n
church will be laid this fall. Kintz b
and Kreig have the contract. with j
assurance that the work will be well r
done. T
The estimated cost of the church W
is about sS,OOo.O0. lq
Mr.. John w. Jones has fitted up III
IN elegant style the former rooms y
Of the Sentinel Office, and established "
headquarters here for the Clay indus a .,
sral enterprises of the Valley, and for y
he Hayden works particularly. Cap. - =.
Bowen is installed in cosy corner -
where be attends to his own especial
lffairs, and gives polite attention to tt
III callers. The witches have not yet ii
been fomerly smoked out. f