The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-01-21


wss seen on our street Monday.
Harry S. Shctwell was a bus
ness visitor in Columbus Saturday.
Father pilger of Lancastersper
q day in our city, with Father Power
John Smith of Laurel was
pleasant caller at our Office yestel
day.
Mrs. J. w. Luccock is visitin
Mrs. O, S, White of the Depc
House.
Ethel Tanner of Haydenvill
was pleasant caller at this Office O.
Saturday.
Col Steve Hudson has Just reciey
ed fresh supply of Spanish shel!e
peanuts.
Mrs. Frank Schlagetter sr. ha
returned from visit with her danght
er Mrs John Rauch of Circlevllle.
Married Jan. 90, by Rev. ]. F
Williams at his residence in l. ogan
Mr. Charles Jones and Miss Mary
Pargen.
The "Aquinas" Reading Circle
was pleasantly entertained on Wed
pesday evening at the nome of the
Miss Greens.
Samuel Lee of Starr Township
and one OF the prominent Democrats
of that Republican stronghold is
attending court.
Attention: DO you know, that
the Rathbone Sisters are expecting
you at their old time social, Satur,
day evening Jan. 30th.
Mrs. Clifford j. Brown of Col
umbus, is visiting friends and rela-
tives in Logan this week, the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nail.
Mrs. Zara Cook, who has been
confined to her bed since August is,
we ere now glad TO say has recove vered
so as to lie able to be up and around
agin.
Logan will soon be made the
starting point of trains for Toledo
instead of Columbus as heretofore.
This will give us a number Of good
railroad citizens.
Last Sunday was as warm as
May day. In the evening thunder
storm prevailed. The next day it was
as cold as Green Land. Such extremes
of weather only happen in Ohio.
The easiest way to find the past
office address of any county or town
ship officer, or the address of an en-
business man, is to take a
glance at the Art Loan catalogue.
The Rathbone Sisters will give
a social, Jan. 30th, at the residence
of Lewis McGill, on Gallagher
Avenue. The proceeds for the bene-
it Of our sick. Every body cordially
invited, Admission 10 cents.
The Logan Natural Gas Co. at
the stockholders meeting last week,
re elected, all the old officers. This is
an approval of the management, and
a deserved compliment TO the origina-
tors of this enterprise.
The Grippe is epidemic in Log
an. Nearly everybody is sick. Not
but unfit for work or bus
sness. The short comings of the Sen.
rINEL this week may be accounted
for in the fact that all are on the sick
list,
Miss Electa Lindley of Nebraska,
sister of Mr.. Ira Lindley of this
'ity, who has been visiting relatives
and friends in Logan and vacinity
or the past few days, died this morn
ng at 8 o'clock OF typhoio fever, at
he residence of Robert Longstreth,
ear Union Furnace, where she was
isiting.
AT the late meeting of the State
,ditoral Association it was stated
hat three fourths of the country
ewspapers did not pay expenses.
his is true, not because the news
lper business does not have equal {
ire, attention and intelligence with /
her enterprises, but because, first a q
stem of credit pervails, and the
1blisher never has at command any s
rtain amount OF money, and is al
ays at disadva natage in buying. il
dealing. His paper costs
much az it did ten years
%. His printers are paid the
me wages. His rents are as high, Z Z
sre his taxes, insurance, and in \
ost cases, his subscription rates are n
ly one half former prices. The =
wspaper business has ceased to be n
and cooperative. 1t is d P
nd of cat fight all over the country, n
d usually ends in the investor los N
z his money, and wearing himself sb,
I in fool fights that ore pot even .,
,usinp &c the oqhlic "