The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-03-12

HARRY s. GREEN, CITY EDITOR.
GOSSIP
Mrs Frank McC Candlish is serious-
ly i'll.
-TEJamcs of Franklin Ind is in
the city.
Mrs c. P. Montgomery ii visit
ing in Columbus.
--Advertise your business in next
weeks SENTINE-.
IT. r. Walburn has gone to
Chicago on business.
r. D. McManigal is in Middle
port this week nn business.
Gen Gordon will be here March
aeth, instead of the 25th, as advcrtls'
ed.
TT Shannon has been laying
off for a few days on account OF la
grip.
Mail Matter is rent from Paris
to Berlin in Thirty five minutes oy
pneumatic tubes.
" CFlick. Geo w Mol'ng, c
Gadberry and ] w Pernell were at
che Central House Tuesday.
Alex Wilson is in charge OF the
Auditors Office this week, during the
absence of Auditor Armstrong
John G.. Arnold left last Fri
day for Chicago to accept position
AZ travelling salesman for news 20.
Mrs N. Acker aud son, John
spent a couple of days with her
daughter, Miss Blanch, at Jobs last
week.
Mr. and Mrs &C Norton OF
Greenfield are in Logan on account
of the sickness of Mrs Norton's faith
er,C w James.
-Chas H. Pierson late OF the
.I,ittle Trixi." Co. has taken the
management of the Grand Opera
House, Oshkosh, Wis.
The grading of the Riverdale
addition has been completed Ihe
plans of the Jennings survey, as far
as practicable, have been followed.
Col Sam Deunis has severed his
connection With tie Logan Steam
Laundry. Mr. Arlie .Stalismith sue
ceeis him and will do the collecting.
Miss Ethel, the accomplished
daughter Of w II Hopkins, OF the
Central Hotel, has Leeu afflicted
with a violent attack of la gr'pie c tor
the pas, week.
-Uucle Charley James is very
sick. not expected to live. He has
NO special sickness, replying to an
inquiry from friend as to the nat
ure of his ailment, lie said, Eighty
five years Of age.
Ed Oliver, the champion lorg
distance ruunor and the present pop
ular porter of the Rempel House,
wxs recently presented with a beauti,
fnl white skull cap, in recognition OF
lis efficiency as porter. The pre-
sent was from his lady admirers,
The water works Trustees ad-
wise us that the water will be turn
ed an the maips On the 18TH 1t put
off until the 18th, the suffering for
the Saint and the enjoyment of an
enterprise completed, can all be at
tended to on the same day.
Senator Abbot was found guilty
of receiving bribe while a member
ct the legislature Our Republican
contemporary may possibly find out
from his files that Abbot is a repub-
iican leader, and was the Senator
for this district some years sgo,
when as a Foraker candidate, he
voted for Sherman.
Miss Alice Armstrong, ono of
Logan's rrettiest little girls, accom-
raiped ly Eer mother, Mrs Nelson
Armstrong, is out IN the South Perry
County this week, preparing posy
beds and fixing up the flower garden.
We hope she may have a pleasant
time, ,aud for coed luck, SOW cabbage
seed on St Patricks Day.
Prof Hulsboru attended the De-
Moss Concert aud was an infatuated
lis euer. He has notion that if the
funny man of the company should
become paralyzed with Que of Lis own
jvkes, or the Chinese music man go
crazy with the racket he makes. an
opening would be afforded our
H 'rnhulser, his talent in perpetra-
ting narrowing jokes and his skill in
making excrutiating uoisc eminently
fitting him for such position.
Gus Branch, painter, an old
Pomeroy boy now resident of Mel
sonville. while assisting Harry Ohm
stead on the tram with his baggage,
in the Nelsonville yards. Tuesday
evening, fell between the coaches of