The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-06-11
LOCAL PERSONAL.

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Judge Slough was a visito
among friends in Logan on last MOI
day.
Judge Johnston held a brie
session of court in Logan on last FIR
day.
-Fr. Leyden, Of Columbus, is tn
guest o: his college friend. Fathe
Powers.
Geo. Kleinschmidt is visiting il
Indiana this week, the guest of hi
son George.
-John III. Wolf and family, o
Roseyille. are visiting relatives il
Logan this week.
John Henderson, who has beef
attending school at Wooster, is home
to spend his vacation.
Charley King, one of the liv'
business nen of Sand Run was Wis
itor in Legan yesterday.
For want Of space several valua-
BILE correspondence and resolutions
of respect are deferred.
Ladies Sunshades, white, colored
and fancy, all grades, best values, all
prices at Rochester's Sons.
Mrs. Mary Smith, and Mrs. Con
Weitzell, are visiting in Corning, the
guest of Chas. Smith and family.
Rev. FIR. Schneider, of the Ca
tbedral at Columbus, spent Monday
an Logan, the guest Of Fr. Powers.
Miss Lizzie Rempel left on Tues
day morning for two weeks visit
to her sister Mrs. Wasson,in Toledo.
Gents furnishing goods at prices
never before heard of in Logan at
the New Novelty Store, Opera House
block.
Mrs. NJ. A. Myers and baby, of
Louisville, ,Ky.,who have been visiting
friends in Logan returned home this
morning.
Gen. Grosvenor has introduced
"a bill in congress providing for a
pension of $50 month for Capt. &.
w. Glove.
Il. c. Robson, the popular trav-
,eling salesman, was shaking hands
with his friends here the first part of
the week.
Mr.. Mckay of the Journal-Ga-
zette, attended the funeral yesterday
of Editor Jennings of the Athens
Messenger.
Col. Rufus Reber Of the Charles
ton, West Virginia, Star Tribune, is
visiting friends and relatives in Lo-
gan this week.
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Ellis, of Philadel-
phia. Pa, is the guest this week of
her brother and sister, Jesse and
Bessie Montgomery.
Tobacco users will find, in an
other column, an item uf decided in
terest to them, headed '.Dcn't Stop
Tobacco" S-3t.
If your handspring is broken or
your wheels need .eiling, or you need
a general overhauling-we mean your
watch or clo,k-go to Yerges, the
.Jeweler.
MIR. Green went to Athens yes
terday to attend the funeral of an old
time friend and editorial associate,
Charley Jennings of the Athens
Messenger. |
Col. Rempel is taking down the
street gas pipes. The Electric Light
Company kindly rendered the use of
convenient posts for the street post
Office boxes.
Don't you want Pool or Bill
lard Table? Bott Bros, Columbus,
Ohio, will sell them on easy pay
ments, also Bar fixtures, Billiard
supplies, ect.-tt
Auditor Armstrong with the
auditors of Fairfield and Pickaway
counties are inspecting and apprals,
ing the Columbus, Lancaster & Ham
den railroad this week.
The ESasch Bros. have intro
.duced fans in their store room, pro-
peAed by water moter. The scheme
is quite novelty, and an attraction
to their handsome rooms.
The Children's Day service at
the U. B. Church on last Sabbath
was very pIeasantaffair. The church
was beautifully decorated and the
program was we'll rendered.
Mr.. ID. FL. Lappen and wife are
in Saltcreek this week, visiting the
old farm, picking cherries and fight
ing the potato bug, and having de-
ligbtful time between showers.
Call and get our prices on short
waits, sweaters, rugs, tinware, ham
mocks, books, granite ware, enameled
ware, &c, at the New Novelty Store,
Opera House block. Call and see.
Bakers Art Gallery, of Colum-
bus, have complete facilities tor pro-
ducing absolutely everything per-