The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-12-31
Mr. Robert r. WRIGHT q

Charley Brown Of Columbus is
spending this week with his mother
Mrs. Peter Snider of Somerset
is visiting her son MIR. J. J. Snider
Miss Fanny Kline of Tarleton, il
the guest of Miss Daisy Watkins.
Lee Amerine of Ash Cave call
ed at the SENTINEL Office on Satur
day last.
Mrs ROLAND Schwartz and fami.
ly of Greefeld, are the guests of MI
Jacob Schwartz.
Clara Wymen returned home
Wednesday evening, after pleas
ant visit with Lucy Allen.
Mrs. John Rider of near Hay
denville, who has been very sick, is
improving, and it is hoped will soon
be well again.
Uncle Henson Burgess OF Gore,
and one of the most esteemed citizens
of our county, was a welcome visitor
at this Office this morning.
New Years Day is a National
Holiday, and no legal business is
transacted. The public Offices, banks
and post Offices will be closed.
Miss Kate Kessler, one of the
popular young ladies of New Lexing-
to is the pleasantly entertained guest
of her cousin, Miss Bessie Schwartz.
Mr.. Ed. Westenhaver and son,
from Salt Lake City, are visiting in
Logan, the guests of the family of
his brother, Mr.. VIM. Westenhaver.
The Nelsonville Tile Works
was destroyed by fire yesterday morn
ing. This is a sad loss and we hope
the proprietors will be able to revive
and resume the business.
-'tIs Chivaly Dead?' is discussed
by number of we'll known women
in Demorest's Magazine for January
making a timely symposium on the
public manners of men toward wom-
en- In business.
Our neighbor and old time gro
GER, Pierce, in the Wright Building,
makes a New Years address to our
readers, in plain, straight forward |
business advertisement, published
Call and see Pierce. He |
has all kinds of groceries, all of the
pest, and at cheapest prices.
Prof Will Ewing. the scho larly
sditor of the Lancaster Academic
leafet, was in our city last Saturday,
'ut the hurryIng tide OF trade on
'ur streets, and the forceful winds
# commerce on our plaza swept him
" the wide open door of the SEN
MET, and he hadn't time to look
n or stop in for refresement or in.
piration.
ga Nations Need" is the SUBJ
ect Of the sermon Sunday morning,
t the NJ. E. Church, by Rev. j. E.
sudisill, pastor. In the evening the
hoir will give a song service, fol-
owed by short sermon by the pas
Or. Special services will be held
ach evening Of next week. All are
ordially invited.
Col. WeIdy and Judge Bright
1T tor Cincinnati yesterdav, oppos-
lg attorneys, to take dispositions in
divorce case which will involve
'agnates, possibly In both hemis-
heres. The General and the Judge
AIRY letters of credit and reprisal on
'ck Sands. of the Enquirer, to whose
,nder mercies we here and now con-
gn them.
The Junction City Ben Works,
property worth $4,000 was burned
1 last Monday. This was one of the
ost successful business enterprises
its kind in the state, and the loss
not only a local disaster, but :
nblic calamity. The proprietors,
and Conkle, are men of
le grit, and nerve, and fibre to meet
llaGity, and rise above disaster.
hey will rebuild and at once.
The New York Journal notes 9
lat "Col. Stevenson, general mana +
n of the G. L. & H. Railroad is i,
'ending the holiday season with ,
lends in New York city, and hav- !
g a pleasant time" Col. Steven :
m has the hearty good wishes of the ,
ENTINEL for his merry Christmas ,
ID happy New Year in the east and =
If hope for an early and safe re- J.
rn to the hunting grounds on Queer
reek.
DR.. Dan Cannon, from Erin d
} Bragh, celebrated Shyropodist, r
,erating in the line of his profess a
n, under the general direction of c
ldge Jack Friesner, was in our city O
'sterday, minlstering to his distin- u
ished patientage which includes /,
en-. Weldy, Don Carlos de Buer- b
use, Col. Robert o. Apostrophe n