The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-12-16
LOCAL NEWS.
Miss Fanny Keynes is seriously

day In Columbus.
Gloves for further orders a
Blasius and Sons.
The SENTINEL wishes its reader:
A Merry Christmas.
John T. White and wife spen,
Sunday In the capital city.
Boys knee pants from lSc. uE
al Blasius and Son.
Charley " off of the RockHouse
was Logan visitor on Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. Speelman and daugt
er were Columbus visitors. Saturday.
Miss Grace Downey will spend
Christmas with friends in Columbus.
We cant say enough for those
Lnnen Hankerchiels at F. Blasius q
Son.
Misses Gertrude Tracy and Alma
Mccarthy spent Sunday with friends
IN Columbus.
Frank McManigal who has been
sick for two weeks is able to out and
about again.
Surveyor Davis of Laurrelville,
was pleasant visitor in Logan on
last Monday.
Deputy sheriff McCellani of
New Lexington, visited Logan on
last Monday.
Miss Bertha McManigal came
home Tuesday to spend the Holidays
with her parents.
-Childrens knee snits at Blasius
and Sons that cant be thought of else
where for the prices.
Father Cady returned home last
Monday, after pleasant visit with
friends in Cincinnati.
First Mass will be sung at St.
Johns Catholic Church on Christ
mas morning at 5 o'clock.
Mrs. Mary Baird and son Sam,
left Monday for New York, where
they will spend the Holidays.
DIR. Pullen has returned home
from st Louis, where he was sum-
moned to the sick bed of his wife.
All are cordially invited to at
tend the entertainment at the Pres.
byterian Church tomorrow evening.
VIM. Spencer, one Of the prominent
farmers of Rock House was a pleas
ant caller at this Office on Thursday.
The Farmers Institute opened
yesterday, and is in progress today.
"A full account will be given next
week.
Misses Grace and Louie Greer,
after pleasant visit with friends in
Columbus, returned home Sunday
evening.
Last Friday toe teachers of the
Logan Public School spent the day
in Columbus, visiting the schools of
that city.
Before buying your Christmas
goods, call Oh those whose advertise.
ment in the Sentinel invite yeu to pat
ronize them.
L. c. Murphy, the Husling In
surance Man" returned to Logan on
Sunday evening to spend Christmas
with his isfamily.
Ada, daughter of c. w. Schwenke
vino has been seriously i'll for the |
past two weeks, we regret to say is
reported no better.
Miss Lucy NJ. Westenhaver has
issued invitations fora dancing party
at the l. o. o. f. Hail on Wednes-
day evening Dec. 10Th.
Lewis Coakley living near Logan
was kicked In the abdomen by
a horse on last Monday caus-
ing his death. He was buried at
Mt. Zion on Tuesday:
AT the Nj. E. Church, the pastor
Rev. N. w. Good will preach IA
Christmas" next Sunday. In the
evening can Hour With Hymn
Writers Special music morning
and evening.
F. Harrington has on display one
of tho largest and most complete as
sortments of Holiday Goods ever ex-
bited in Logan. You are cordially in
vited to call, examine goods and get
prices which will astonish you, as all
goodsin this line were never as cheap.
The room of Tod Sewers was
entered at his boarding house soms-
time Saturday night aud goods amour
ing to SEQ taken. Sewers is a baker
and works all night. A man who
gave his occupation as cigarrnaker
and his residence as Columbus, is
accused of the crime, but he has dis
opnaarad