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

The Yellow Kld Dance in the
near future.
Don't fail to secure your tick
cts for the Stag Dance.
Webb Poston of Nelsonville was
seen on our streets Friday.
Dan Schaal of Smock was a
business visitor in Logan Tuesday.
Mr.. John T. Brannan has re-
turned from few days visit to Col
umbus, Ohio.
-Mayme Farrell of Ath ems, spent
a few days in Logan, last week with
Mrs. Lizzie Farrell.
Mrs. Flave Case gave tafy
pulling Saturday evening in honor
of the Drug Store clerks.
Miss Winnon Cannon of Lancas-
ter, who has been visiting Miss Anna
Fox has returned to her home.
Miss Emma Case of Columbus
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Oakley Case on South Market st.
Geo. Whipple and Albert Brown,
of Athens were the guests of Lena
Willige and Emma Cook, Thanks
giving.
Harry Weltch and nellie Stone
burner, of NeIsonville spent Thanks
giving with Mr. and Mrs Alva
Mccall.
Squire w. Fl. Lehman, one of
the prominent citizens of CarbonHill,
was a business visitor to our city on
last Wednesday.
Dwight Wright who is attending
Medical School in Columbus, spent
Thanksgiving in Logan with his faith
er DR.. 1. c. Wright.
We regret to learn that Sam
Hauk, one of our Logan boys, while
breaking on the train, sustained an
injury that may cause the loss of
his land.
We present the prospectus of
Harpers publications in the SENTINEL
this week. The Harpers are old
established and reliable, the best in
the respective lines in this county.
Specimen copies may be seen at SEN
TINRL office.
The New Lexington Herald says
of our new judge-Common Please
Court is progressing rapidly and
Judge Wright is commended highly
on his suave and courteous, though
dignified manner of dispensing justice
and law to all seeking redress in a
legal form.
Miss Annie Kleinschmidt. for
some time past, the very accomplish
ed and efficient attendant at the |
Athens Asylum, has gone to Wash
,ngton city, where she will engage as
professional nurse. under the au-
spices Of the National Sanitary Conn.,
mission. She takes with her the
best wishes of many friends in Logan
for success in her new field of public
service.
Mr.. Fred Montgomery of Cleve-
land, was visitor with relatives in
Logan last week. He is the inven-
tor OF cotton gin which promises to
revoltionize the system of work in
this line, and make fortune for the
inventor. Fred is repubted one Of
the finest Mechanical Engineers in
this country and his many friends in
Logan will be glad to learn that his
yenlns and skill are about to make
him fortune.
-Oa and after December 1st, 1896, :
I'll trains of the Columbus Hecking
Valley and Toledo Railway will
lrrive and depart from the Union [
1epot in Taledo, thus advoiding the i
omnibus tranfer at
Toledo in going to and from points
n Michigan. All trains will continue
o depart from and arrive in the c
Union Depot all Columbus as in the
'ast, making the Buckeye Route nos /
My the Short Line between Colum-
,us and Toledo but the only lines
avlng Union Depot Terminals in
10Th cities When purchasing tickets
, points in Ohio and Michigan re- n
lember the fact that omnibus trans +
ars are adynided if the tickets read O
ia the Columbus Hooking Valley y
pd Toledo Railway. For information f
,e C. w, Schwenke, Logan, O. or a
rite w. II. Fisher. Genl. Pass. and b
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