The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-05-07
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of the order.
The court disposed of one branch
of the Culver case at this term, affirm
ing the order of the Probate court IN
the matter of the distribution of as
sets in hands of Assignees, and fixing
attorney fees.
-Rev. J. E. Conner, of Consol,
passed through Logan, Monday on
his way to Macarthur to attend the
trial of the man that assaulted him
with a poker, at Radcliff, some
eighteen months ago. While IN
Logan he was the guest of Rev. w.
H. Wright, of the First Ward.
Buckeye Park, May sOth, 75cts
round trip. Special attractlon"Rall-
road Collision" you can't afford to
miss it. There will be 10 to II thous-
and people on the grounds, some
coming 200 miles to see the collision
If you do not wish to stay all day
you can leave Logan at 1896 P m,
and return in the evening. See large
and small bills for particulars.
-Mrs.C. .Herzog, very estimable
lady of the Third Ward, died at her
residence Thursday, April 3Oth at
the age of 81 years, 2 months and u
days. Funeral services from the
Presbyterian church Friday afternoon
at 2 o'clock, Rev. Moore officiating.
Her remains were inferred in Oak
Grove cemetery, Jas. A. Oliver con-
ducting the funeral.
Miss bertha, the handsome and
accomplished little daughter of
John Nixon, the pride of the Second
Ward, was in Lancaster Friday
evening last assisting the Hall Bros.
in their phonographic concert. Miss
Bertha, as usual, made the hit Of
the evening, as was evidenced by
the number Of encores. She is the
Queen City's "Little Song Bird"
and Logan is proud of her.
The second trial of Charles Lift,
for burglary, occupied two days in
presenting the case to the judge. the
Jury retired on Wednesday noon and
delibersted the afternoon and all last
night, agreeing this morning to disa-
gree, six tor acquittal and six for con-
riction. In the first trial the jury,
after like protratcted session, dis
agreed, standing Z for acquittal and 5
for conviction.
Charley Bowlby of our city
was appointed Store Keeper for the
Penitentary at the Board meeting
Tuesday. We heartily congralute
Charley upon his appointment. He
deserves it for his partlzan republican
politics, and because he is an excel
lent, social gentleman, a popular
Logan citizen. With his many per
sonal friends in Logan aud Hooking
County, the SENTINEL joins IN
wishing him pleasant, successful
and honorable career in the public
service.
-Easterling, the popular Caterer
of the East End, not only serves re-
freshments in regulation style, but at
odd times gets especially clever. On
last Tuesday evening he had one of
his liberal spells. Fritz Honaker was
given an easy chair to sit in, Julius
Weis was presented with a set of
knives and forks to help him out
with his free lunch. Louis Kliene-
smidt was given a watch to keep
time on the boys. 60 down to East
erling's once in while and see the
fun that's going On, and learn of lots
of things that's interesting.
Judge Johnston's pet, and pref
ty little girl, Miss Vera, and Miss
Geniveve, the accomplished daugh-
ter of Hon. John Ferguson of New
Lexington, were visitors in our city
the first of the week, guests of Miss
HELEN Pursell. The young ladies
witnessed interesting court proceed
ings; inspected our magnificent gov
ernment and city buildings; visited
our wondrous water works, ice and
electrical plants; shopped in the gor-
geous bazars; feasted with delight
upon the enhancing displays in the
millinery stores; illuminated the SEN
TINEL sanctum with the light of their
faces, and enjoyed to the hearts con-
tent the many metropolitan attract
ions Of our queen city. During the
visit, the young ladies made many
pleasant acquaintance with whom
the SENTINEL joins in inviting them
to come again, come often, and stay
longer.
Johnny Frash is the same pleasant
genial, accommodating business man
every day of the year. No matter
how the weather is, nor his health, mol
the times, he is the same Johnny
His store is like its proprietor, al
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