The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-02-18
LOCAL NEWS.

NhAAS AoSt
r. A. Hughs of New Plymouth
visited J. Tannyhili Friday.
-ltev. Cherry of New Plymouth
was Logan visitor est week.
Riley Glass was seriously injured
by horse kicking him on last Mon
day.
A E. McGrath of Athens was :
business visitor in our city last Sat
urday.
Mr. Ed Hood, our popular tailor,
spent Sunday in Lancaster with his
pa 7ents.
Springfield and return Feb. 10 &
20 good for return, until Feb. 23rd
Half Fare.
Il. L. Clark of Ilesboro, was a
very pleasant caller at our office on
last Saturday.
Miss Lena Willige is the guest
Of her brother, Fred Willige in
Mildleport this week.
Miss Myrtle Miller leaves tomor-
row for Columbus where she Will en-
ter the Blind Asylum.
j. J. Snider has returned from
Finton Co. where he has purchased
a large stock of timber.
Half Fare to Spriu gfeld and re-
rurn Feb. l9 and 20 tickets good for
return, until Feb. 23rd.
Miss Josephine Rochester en-
tertained the Elite Club, with
Dancing Party on last Tuesday.
Mrs B. c. Reber entertained
the Elite Club in a very charming
manner on Wednesday Evening.
David Groves and wife of the
Bows industrial School visited our city
the guest of relatives, last week.
r. D. MeManigal and
John Strentz attended the State Rep
ublican League at GAINESVILLE, last
week.
Miss Bessie Rose gave dance
and card party Monday night, in
honor of Miss Ada Huber of Lam
caster.
Miss Florence Payne, who is
employed at Columbus, has returned
after pleasant visit with her mother
in Logan.
Half Fare to Springfield, @. on
Feb. 10Th and Goth. Tickets good
for return until Feb. 23rd via c. II.
Y. & T. Ry.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Lehman
of North Mulberry St. spent Sunday
with Mrs Lehman's father, near
South Bloomingville.
Ben Fisher and wife of Union
Furnace, spentSnnday in Logan, the
guest of Mrs Fishers parents, Mr.
and Ire (iulvar Smith
Hon. Lewis Green of Logan, was t
in the city few hours this morning ,
while here be paid his respects to the t
Gazette.-Laneastey Gazette. 4
Mrs DR. Allen of Haydenville c
spent last Friday in Logan, with her G
mother, Mrs Moore of Second Street. s
MIR Frank Blasius is in New
York City, buying his spring stock, a
which will be the largest ever brought
to the Hooking Valley. Watch for
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Married by Rev. ". II. Wright
On the 31st day of January, on the y
public highway between Mr. VIM. =
lies and Enterprise, Mr.. Geo. w. y
Later of Rockbridge o. and Miss :
Della M. Swartz of Enterprise. =.
The entertainment at the G. A. !,
Hall, Saturday night, promises to r.
'e enc of the most interesting ever ;s
given by home talent. You should .
III attend and enjoy good, hearty 7,
augh and contribute dime for the T,
'enefit of the Woman's Relief Corps. D
Ladies'! you should secure the NJ
Sew York Sunday Journal, the best al
sunday paper in America. Next th
unday's issue will be for women, or
bout women and by women. Mrs. pl
V. j. Bryan, Mrs. Adlai Stevens, Sc
lrs. Booth Tucker and Mrs. John
|. Logan are among the contributors.
he price is 8 cents and Webb
,ontner is the agent.
There will be an important change "
f time on the c. III. V. S T. II. K. io'
rai:. leaving Logan at 1886 P. NJ. ~
Ill, after Sunday Feb. 9lst leave ~
ogan at l.2O +. NJ. The one leav-
e Logan at sos P. M. will leave
I0 27P.M. and will have a through
eeper for Washington and Balti- W.
ore. via Athens. There will be no =.
lnday train north until I.2O P. M.
you are going to the Inaugural at ="