The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-02-04

eral of t. J. Cline Tuesday in a body
All our goods will be sold be
low cost. Give US a call. The Eessle
Sisters.
&C. z, Montgomery, who has beer
contiued to his room with gripp il
able to be out again.
Married by Rev Lohr, Jan 31st
Miss Hattie Snyder and Edwin Il
Funk, all of Falls Townshsip.
M IS Emma A. Snider entertained
the Aquinas Reading Circle at lel
elegant home on Wednesday evening
John Moore, mgr. of Smiths
Book Store Columbus, attended the
funeral of MS grandmother, Mrs Pat
ton.
The Pythial Sisters entertain
ment al the home of Mrs McGill was
quite a success both social and finan.
cially.
Mr. Harry E. Rose has secured
position at the Tennessee Exhibi-
ton, for which place he leaves Logan
March 8.
For Rent, the store room now
occupied by the Misses Mary and
Kate Kessler, apply of Kessler Sis
ters, Logan, Ohio.
Mr. Charles Monroe attended a
meeting of the Board of Trustee of
the Lancaster Camp Ground Associ-
alton of which he is a member.
Jake Bowser. who fomerly run
an Ice Cream Parlor III the Bishop
building was calling on his friends
in our city Monday and Tuesday.
Mr. A. c. Sands jr. of the Gin
clnnati Enquier was in the city Tues
day, visiting his parents,and meeting
a hearty welcome from his many per-
sonal friends.
The ground hog did not see his
shallow on last Tuesday, but it is |
reported that he saw Prof Meyers,
and this will be sure to give us a
spell of weather.
Mr.. Charley Price, former So
ciety boy was caller on his many
trends last Saturday. Charley is en-
gagged in the colthing business at
Gallipolis, Ohio.
w. K. Latham has been appointed
as temporarily postal clerk on train
30 and 81, Hooking Valley line, and
|. E. w. Mckinley is transferred as
Transfer Clerk, mail room, Columbus.
The Second Quartely meeting of
Logan Mission U. B. Church will he
held at Antioch Feb. 18th at g. BOA.
M. Preaching by Z. E. on Friday
evening at P. NJ. Comm union serv-
ices on Sunday evening.
-Thepopular Blondsand Brunetts
of Logan, spent a delightful evening
Sunday, at the pleasant home of Miss {
Grace Downey on North Mulberry.
Cards and other games were In
dulged in, after which Grace served, G
al elegant lunch. Grace is royal
entertainer.
We take the following from the :
Lancaster Gazette of 2nd. inst.
The following Logan friends of
Mrs Margaret Shrader who died last
Saturday In this city, were present !.
at the funeral this morning: Myrod !
Miller, Fred Miller Thomas Miller, {
William Miller, John Miller, Mrs n
John Miller, Mary Miller Mr. and Mrs
Matthias Lecrone, David Shrader,
Jacob Shrader, John Shrader, Mrs
Peter Sbrader. Mrs n. Weiland,
Jacob Savey and Nick Shorr. (,
Miss Kate Friesner gave Ger N
man taffy pulling Tuesday night in o.
the honor of Miss George Hopley of q,
Ohio. Miss Friesner was ~
he first to introduce the German tat T.
fy in this city. Each guest is sup W
Dosed to bring an egg and sugar and es
each to make their own taffy. Dan E,
ing and card playing added to the O,
pleasures of the evening. The follow to
ng are the guests: the Misses Lotta h,
nd Julia Work, Minnie and Clara w
mbrose, Ruth Rochester, Mary r. Il,
5ould, Georgia Hopley, ,and Messers.
lew Purcell, Brit Stedem, Harry th
Rose and John Henderson. ~
The literary editor of Cincinnati tn
Commercial Tribune pays this very
handsome compliment to Miss PuIsell wi
Few young writers have such a t~t fn'
lever pen a. Miss Helen Purssll of q,
.ogan, possesses, While still in her III
Gems, this clever young author has du
-ritten some finished and competent VI
rites have pronoun ced out of the NV 'n'
rdinary and full of excellent work. Ce
liss Pursell's power of description