The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-02-18
&c. A. r. Entertainment, March

| Postmaster Green is seriously
i'll with La Grippe.
Mr. Will r Obj of Murry City
was IN our city last wsek.
Born to Mr. and Mrs Jesse Vor-
is Feb. 18th, daughter.
Read Wellman, Thurness & Cos,
advertisement on first page.
The best talent has been secured
for the G. A. r. March 10Th.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Gempf en-
tertained a few friends Monday eve.
Mrs Alva Mccall spent We'd
nesday with her sister at Nelson
vile.
Rev. FIR. Cush Of Dresden spent
Friday in Logan, the guest of Rev.
Powers.
Hon. Carl Beauhas wife and
daughter Mary visited in Columbus
Monday.
Mrs Chas r. Bacon of New
York City is the guest Of Mrs H. L.
Wright.
Rudolph Rempel was the first
person to bring out his bicycle these
nice days.
Mrs McCelland of Columbus is
the guest of her brother Rev. John
E. Rudisill.
Street Commissioner Nixon has
moved to the West property on N.
Mulberry street,
The petty thieves are making
things very unpleasant for the citi-
zens of the East End.
Mrs Fred Preston of Nelsonville
spent Satur lay in Logan, with her
sister Mrs Chas. Rose.
Jesse Williams has rented the
Schaffer Farm on N. Walnut St and
intends starting poultry farm.
Mr. Perla Graham and Miss
Cora Pierce were quietly married
at the home of the bride, yesterday. i
Webb Poston returned to his
home at Nelsonvillef following a
pleasant visit with his many friends
in Logan.
Prof. Rayman left on last Mon
lay evening for indianapolis where
,e. as delegate, attends the nation
Il convention of School Superentend-
,nts.
Mr. Will c. Moor of Logan, was
mong our merchants this morning
d the interest of the Cleveland dry
,oods house, which he So ably rep
esents-Lancaster Gazette
The Logan Whist Club was
cry pleasantly entertained by Mr.
nd Mrs Ferdie Remple Jr last Thurs
ay night. Next meeting at the res ;
lence of Mr. Mrs Chas. Rose.
Mr. John Frasch, who has been :
t Hot Springs Ark. the past three
nonth for his health, returned home I
aturday night looking well. John y
eceived hearty welcome from all il
Is friends. F
Smith & De Koven's ever success 6
Il and perennial"Robin Hoods than s
hich there is no popular opera on e
le stage today, is announced by the T
ostonians at the New Great South S
n Theatre, Columbus, on Thurs
~ evening February 18th. The
Dry of the opera is founded upon the +
iploits of England's merry outlaw t
I'd his registering companions,and is
10 well known to dilate upon. S
qually famous are the delightful P
lmbers of this opera. 1t is suffici- t.
1t to say that "Robin Hood" will id
sung with an exceptionally strong in
st and effective chorus and access n
les. If anything, this seasons pres ft
tation of the opera finds it better tn
st and better sung than ever.
nong the singers who will appear W
re are Henry Clay Barnabee. VIM. b;
Mcdonald, Jessie Bartlett Dav- su
Hllda Clarke, Eugene Cow les, an
ice Nelson, George Rockingham, on
sephine Bartlett. VIM. B. Philip, sw
Kelley Cole, Gracia Quive. Harry by
own, S. L. Studley, L. b. Merrill, pc
~ Won Dresser, r. H. Burnside, az
hers. The engagement is TO tel
one night only. Seats may be alb
cred by mail, telegraph or tele- ed
me. Address Treasurer Gre at tb
lthern Theatre, Columbus, Ohio. er
Gas Meeting. wi