The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-01-14
LOCAL NEWS.
Born on last Friday to Mr.. and

Miss Kate Joker gave pleas
ant party to her friends last evening
the occasion being her 18th annivel
sary.
Col Lee Amerine of Smock wa
a visitor in Logan last Tuesday, an
delighted the SENTINEL with pleas
ant call.
Mr.. John Schempf was called {
lancaster Oh Tuesday, by the dealt
Of bis mother, who for some years ha
been a resident there.
Miss Lizzie Armbuster. and Ms
Maggie Mccarthy are visiting
sister and cousin, Mrs. Maggie Was
soa in Toledo, this week.
Mr.. +. W. Conkle Of Ewing, one
of the enterprising young men oi
Washington, was welcome visitor
at the SENTINEL office on last Satur
day.
Squire James Houston. one of
or oldest and most esteemed citizens
is very sick at this writing, and but
faint hopes are entertained for his
recovery.
Mr.. John Smith of Laurel, one
of the prominent men Of his town,
ship, was business visitor in Logan
yesterday and made the SENTINEL a
pleasant call,
The Grippe, "Col. Grippe" by
courtesy is in command in Logan at
this time. About one half of the
people of Logan are half sick from
his pestiferous grip.
Our neighbor Pierce, the old re-
liable grocer, invites attention and
solicits the trade of SENTINEL readers
in an interesting advertisement, pub
lished elsewhere in this issue. Call
and see him.
The many friends of Dr.Little,
who has been feeble for the past
month, will be glad TO know that he
is better, and hopes are entertained
that he will soon be able to be out
and about again.
The wife of A. E. Echart, of
Smock, while visiting friends in PAUL.
ding county, took suddenly sick and
died. Her remains were buried in
Paulding county. She leaves hus-
band and child to mourn her death.
--"The Kind of Revival the Ma
tion Needs" is the theme for Sun
day morning at the M. E. Church,
John E. Rudisill, pastor. Subject for
evening: 'God's Remedy for Sin.
Special services next week. All are
cordially invited.
Maurice Donahoe, the popular
attorney of New Lexington, was in
at Court on last Monday. |
He was accompanied bv Sheriff Yaw,
who had hearty welcome from his
many friends in Logan, during the
brief time of his visit.
Mrs. DR.. Raney slipped and fell,
early this morning, striking her head
against the corner of a stone step
and sustaining serious injury. DR..
Campbell was called and gave the
necessary relief, leaving her in fair
way to recovery. |
Mr.. Martin Goss, the old reliable
country Undertaken, has just pur-
chased large assortment of Collins, |
Caskets and Undertaking Goods OF
all kinds, and is prepared to attend
promptly, at all funerals, when
called. Mr.. Goss is well known and
esteemed, and in the solemn duties
his business requires, does his work
in a way that softens and smooths
the journey of sorrowing friends to
he last resting place of the departed.
We present some very interest
ing reading matter on the inside
pages of thi is issue. In the picture,
'epresenting the reporter in con gress
aking notes, our distinguished con-
,ressman, Gen. Grosvenor, may be
'een coming in to take part in the
lebate on hand. 1t may be remarked
hat nothing of general interest hap
,ens on the floor of congress in which
Jen. Grosvenor does not take an
active part.
Col. Vickers, as elector was in
,o!unbas last Sunday, and att ended
hurch. 1t was part of the electoral
ollege scheme to hold session over
sunday. This was holy and a
thought. 1t got some
eople to church. The day was count
d, and an allowance of 50 secured.
his is business, and beats going to
hurch on Sunday, in religious way.
The Mckinley Ohio electors are
mart men and christians, when in Co.
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