The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-05-13
LOCAL NEWS.

A. G. Upton is handling bicycle
good ones cheap.
Isaac Hunsacker was in fror
Needmore Saturday.
-G. w. Frazee of Murray wa
in our city Saturday.
Mrs Chas Rose entertained tn
Big Six Saturday evening.
Geo Jocoby of Sand Run was
caller at our Office Saturday.
John Rizer and wife were busi
ness visitors in Logan Saturday.
Glad Kelly his returned from
a visit with friends at Lancaster.
Mary R. Gould entertained the
sewing circle Saturday afternoon.
Geo. Eberst and Ed Hartly saw
the ball game in Columbus Sunday.
Sammy Rempel and wife visited
friends at Sugar Grove last Sunday.
John Canty and Charley Beck
took in the excursion to Columbus
Sunday.
Miss Martin of Nelsonville was
a pleasant visitor at Miss McMorroW
last week.
Julia Work, Clara Ambrose
and Bessie Rose spent Sunday in
Jacksonville.
Earl Lindley has accepted the
position as solicitor for the Logan
Steam Laundry.
"A few of our citizens attended
the Commencement at Nelsonville
Tuesday evening.
&C. O. Weed, Proprietor of the
Logan Steam Laundry guarantees
all work done by him.
LENA Willlge has gone to Park
ersburg, w. Va. where she will spend
the summer with friends.
Maud McMorrow of north Wal
nut st. is visiting her grand mother,
Mrs Bates in Middleport this week.
John Mathoitt who has charge
of the McManigal brick works in
ort spent Sunday with friends
in this city.
Frank McManigal of Middle
port spent 2 few days in Logan
with his parents Mr. and Mrs r. D.
McManigal.
Misses Gertrude and Grace Voris
Of Logan were the guests of Mrs.
Geo. Junod first of the week.
Athens Gazette. II
Mrs Fred Willige of Middleport
who has been visiting the family of
Jack Shaw on north Mulberry st. I
las returned to her home. II
Conductor Bert Barns is suffer- (
ag from the effect of "a badly sprain-
d ankle, caused misstep at the G
epot last Friday evening.
Good music will be furnished by
ONE of our teachers for the meeting,
ext Saturday. This will give variety |!
nd interest to the program. U
Mrs. Anna Robinson an aged j
ldy from Jobs was taken before the Y
rebate Court on Tuesday and was I
ldged insane by Judge Riason.
The Cemetery Trustees have ao-
orded the contract for building a
itchen to the Sections residence to A
ouis Fisher on his, the lowest, bid
l61.OO.
Call at Kontner and Juergens-
eier's News and fruit stand if you
ant fresh fruits and the latest news
tand in room formerly occupied by
ishop the plumber.
Mr. Marshall Harrington is home
ON Princeton College on a weeks tt
'cation. He is looking well, and tr
eets hearty welcome from all his fir
any friends in Logan. Or
Col. Weldy is visiting relatives ed
Indiana this week, and will attend al
e Grand Army Reunion at Indian "A
oils, where he is on the program as Ii
e of the orators of the day. W
wheels ridden over our 81
'eets are those handled by A. G. g
pton. Although high grade Wv
eel be sells them cheap, and they
YER fail to give satisfaction. y,
ed
The Presbyterian church has be
en- safely and skillfully moved and R,
v faces Market street. The ground sui
which the building stood is being
,pared and work on the new church tbi
ifice will begin at once. wb
The Hooking and Ohio Valley to
itorial Association will start on its fur
INNER Excursion to Nashvill Tenn. car
next Wednesday, for weeks Wis and
If the Centennial, and the historic is i
unds of Chattanooga. maj
"A proposition has been made to un'
commissioners by Arthur Wilson s