The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-02-11
LOCAL NEWS.


in Columbus on last Tuesday.
Town Jack Floyd has charge
of TIE rooms OF the Union Banking
Go.
-Chas Whi.ehurst and FFank
Raucli came down from Columbus
Monday 10 see Pauline.
Mss Lena Hollbery, Of Jackson,
w''o h IS been visiting her cousin Mrs
&. o. Weed has returned home.
Will Stiers, son of MILFORD Stiers
died on last Sunday. His remains
inferred at iiaydenville yesterday.
Mr.. Sport Goodlive of Maxville.
accompanied by his brother VIII.
We're callers at our Office. Tuesday.
= Miss Nellie w. Baker, who has
been visiting her sister Mrs. George
Mrmford, in Columbus, has returned.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ambrose
gave pleasant reception to their
friends at the Rempel Oh last Friday
evening.
Col. Pursell Of Lancaster, be-
slowed the light Of his countenance
upon the boulevards of our city on
lasl Monday.
The grippe still continues its
grip upon our town. Nearly every
DO ly has been sick from it and in
some cases dangerously sick.
Miss Grace Martin, one of Nc
C"nnellsville's most accomplished
ladies, is spending few days of this
week in Logan, the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lige Harden.
-"Ras' VanHorn, former we'll
known citizens of Logan, died from
consumption in Columbus on last
Monday. His remnins were inferred
in Logan yesterday.
The Second Quartely meeting of
Logan Mission U. B. Church will he
held at Antioch Feb. 18th at g. BOA.
M. Preaching by p. E. on Friday
evening at P. M. Communion serv-
ices on Sunday evening.
The Logan ladies will give
public dinner in the rear future. un-
der the auspices of the Ladies Clubs
of our city. Proceeds for the bedeft
of the public library. Terms Will be
reasonable, and they hope for liberal
patronage.
The heavy rains of last Friday
raised the creeks in the Country and
did considerable damage to fences
culverts and small bridges on the
roads. The River over flowed at
several points, and did a good deal 7
of damage at Nelsonville, flooding :
the lower part of the town.
Mrs. Henry Jourgensmeier and :,
daughter Tena, leaves tomorrow for :
~
Homer, Illinois, they will make
their future home and be joined by :
The two boys, Ed and Will. Mr.. y
Jourgensmeier will remain here for II
few weeks. We regret to lose u
h:m from among us, but bespeak !"
or them safe journey and happy J.
lone. pI
-Dr. John Thomas Bur Nan,
'ress agent of Rempers opera house, T
allied at our Office on Sunday and =
sked US to announce in this weeks .
ssue that lie was in Columbus last .
week and has returned to Logan. He
lso says he witnessed the three pro- VI
ormances of the Josie Mills Dramat- y. VI
, Co. Pauline still remains with the -
how. -
The preparations for the G. A. in
{. entertainment are approaching m,
ompletion in all the minor details TT
he actors are rehearsing, the aero ev
ats practicing. the songsters sing
e every night. The performance r,
i'll be novel and the unexpected ;to
Ill happen. All who take part are lar
cganders and all are specialists. 1t r
i'll be the funniest affair our people oh,
i've ever enjoyed and the proceeds las
} to laudable purpose. Save your an,
larter and make up your mind to 90 al
this show. ~,
Jimmy Hauify, the old lock be,
nder, and one of the most familiar She
'rsonages of this community for wei
ally half century, died on last mes
.iday. He was far advanced in tina
ars. and for the last six months :
Is the constant care of his brother + IN,
hn. He was quiet, genial old man, last
lutiful official, honest and honor Mil
lie in all his relations of life. His 1t ,
neral was from St.John's Church TOW
Saturday morning, FIR. Powers The
,ducting the religious services. lent
$ remains were taken TO Logans- Mis-: