The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-04-09
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Is progressing raploiy-
Fred Will Of Macarthur, is II
our city this week, calling on friends
John Canty spent Sunday il
Lancaster, the guest of Forest Rose
j. F. Harden spent Sunda.
with his brother, H. W. Harden, a
New Plymouth.
Pearl Marshall was in Cincin
natl last week. He was examined
by the Civil Service Commission.
Mrs. Lizzie Farrell, of Nortl
Walnut st, entertained her sister-in
law, Miss Farrell, of Athens, Easte
Sunday. e
Tom Price, of the Avenue, i
stepping mighty high on account o.
the arrival of bran new baby boy
Saturday.
MIR. Eli Busby, of Marion town
ship, will celebrate bis golden wed
ding anniversary, April 20. AL
friends are invited.
DIR. John Murphy and wife OF
Cincinnati, on their way to Europe
are stopping over in Logan for few
days with relatives and friends.
-Chas Rose is giving away a
wagon with every So suit of clothes
to boys under IL years of age.
Mr.. Rose is an enterprising clothier.
Miles Pendegrast has moved
his cigar and fruit stand 20 the room
formerly occupied by o. Brooke,
one door west of Harrington's drug
store.
There were some So or 40 appli.
cants before the county school exam
iners, last Saturday, none of whom
were able to distinguish the differ:
ence betw cen flesh and meat.
The Saturday Market un
der the supervision of the ladies OF
the NJ. z. Church, will hereafter be
held in the room formerly occupied
by John F. Rauch the butcher.
Harden & Co. are having an
unusually brisk trade this month, so
large that they had to restock for
April trade. They pay their re-
spects in another colnmn, don't fail
to read it,
DIR. Allen, of Haydenville, is
an aspirant for a position in the
Ohio Penitentiary as assistant
physician. DR.. Allen is one of the
most promising young physicians of
the Valley and well equipped for the
position to uhich'he aspires.
-Robt. Campbell, ofthe 4th ward,
who has been bedfast for some
months past, died of consumption
Saturday April 9th. Funeral SER
vices were held in the M. E. Church
Sunday, Rev. Rudesill officiating.
His remains were inferred in Oak
Grove cemetery.
-Comrade Allen, editor of the
Journal Gazette, made his debut
Tuesday under the head of "Buzzard
Knob" From the amount of dead
matter appearing in the Journal
Gazette, it would seem but natural to
find buzzard Topping his wings
over some of its columns. Where
ahere are buzzards there is carricn
Tom has made good selection.
john c. Hiles, of the 2nd Ward,
who has been lying i'll from stroke
of paralysis for some mouths past,
died Saturday, April 4th, aged 70
years, and was buried in Fellowship
cemetery, five miles northeast of Lo-
gan, Monday April 9th. Rev. Moore
officiating at his home and Rev.
Scott officiating at the cemetery.
Mrs. VIM. P. Price, who began
studying medicine with her father,
DR.. Mansfield, and who has been at
tending the Columbus Medical Coll
ege for the last year, at the recent
examination Won the first prize for
merit in class of 95. The prize is
a set of surgical instruments. Mrs.
DR.. Price is to be congratulated, and
has the best wishes of many friends
FOR still higher honors in her profes-
sion.
I'm the reorganization of the
penitentiary, We are glad to know
that our whilom fellow citizen, Eli
West, has been given the Steward
ship. This assures honest, efficient,
Intelligent service in this department.
Mr.. West is a practical. bushes man.
He has had experience and has good
sense. He is a pleasant courteous
gentleman, and we know he will do
good work for the state, and bring
honor to himself and 10 the good old
county of Hooking which claims
him as her son.
William Waner is still keeping
the lead. He is always on the alert
to catch anything that is good for
his customers. He is bound to
please them and spares no pains in
his efforts. He is daily receiving
new goods, consequently always has
a full supply. In connection with