The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-03-11
LOCAL NEWS.

J. J. Bailey spent Sunday in
Jagan with his family.
MIR. Daniel Ackers spent few
days near Craw6s Institute last
week.
john Notestone of South Perry
WAS visitor in Logan the first of the
week.
Dan Schaal and wife of near
Smock were in Logan on business
Monday.
Steve Hudson has a fine line of
peanuts at his stand in the Wright
Building.
Rev. Fir. Mattinly Of Athens,
Spent Monday in Logan, the guest OF
Rev. Fr. Powers.
Col Weldy has sold his Kessler
property to Jess Van Horn, consid-
eratlon SbUUU,OU.
Treasurer elect Kline of Enter
prise was calling on his many friends
in our city, Monday.
Ira l.. Scott of the Novelty
Store spent the first of the week at
his old home in Cambridge.
I have for sale, eggs for Matching,
fire thoroughbred Houdan chickens
Logan, Ohio. LICE HARDEN.
The Aquinas Reading Circle
will hold their regular meeting at
the home of the Miss Greens, this
eTening.
The city engineer is employed
in finding the grade OF Main street,
the mud hole can be found with the
naked eye.
Mrs. r. Rieske of Logan, is a
guest at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Elder.-.Shaw-
nee Journal.
Rev. Williams who has been
sick for the past month, has so far
recover ed as to be able to be out
and about again.
Mrs Joseph Elder of Shawnee,
after pleasant visit with her daugh-
ters, Mrs Voris and Mrs Riske re-
turned home yesterday.
Married on last Saturday after
noon at the residence of All. Brooke,
Jp., Mr.. Flavius Miller and Miss
Ella Brown, both of Marion town
ship.
The Infrmary directors have
employed Mr. Collins as superinten-
dent of the Infrmary. We hope the
new superintendent will be good
and capable man.
-Messrs. Boutwell, and Steele, two
of the most enterprising men Of Nc
Arthur, were in our city on Tuesday,
purchasing lot of clay goods from
the Hayden works.
-Ex-Commissioner Andy voris,
who has been housed with the grippe
for the last month, was a visitor in
Logan on Saturday, and met hearty
hand shake from his many friends.
Mr. Henry Hansel who has been
confined to the house from a serious
cut on his foot from an AK while
chopping wood, was out shaking
hands with friends in town last Sat
urday.
Mr. Nelson Armstrong of Laurel
vile spent last Sunday in Logan
with his family. He has engaged
in business in Laurelyille and the :
family will remove there in the ,
spring. +
Mr. Thomas Smith O. Jobs, an |
esteemed Grand Army Man was in
the city last Saturday. His friends c
propose running him for constable I
and If he is elected, will make an ex- G
cellent officer. d
-Devotions vii be held on every j
Wednesday and Friday evensng
during Lent, at the Catholic Church. d
On Wednesday eve. there W i'll be a s
sermon and on Friday eve the Sta "
tions of the Cross will be said.
Logan luckily escaped the dis u
astous floods that swept Sou thern
Ohio last Friday and Saturday. The }
Scioto and Miami rivers were higher y
than ever known, and immense dam u
age was sus tanned in those valleys. Il
Mrs. George Clark, who was call :,
ed to Logan about week ago ON :
account of the serious illness of her
mother, Mrs. George Benadum, re- =,
turned to her home in this city this d
afternoon.-LancaSter Gazette. D
The Journal Gazette has dis NJ
continued the publication of the semi is
weekly, and will issue paper once T
/ week on Thursday. This change il
ras made after fba uuaStion was Snh