The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-03-18
LOCAL NEWS.


in the 2nd, ward.
Fodder Stedem will be elected
assessor in the 1st, ward.
Emma Willige, spent feV
days in Columbus, last week.
-strat,ons for up to date Dress
Goods and Shoes, prices right.
Vote for DIR. Raney and Cha
Wright for Cemetery Trustees.
John Ucker will make a gooc
Water Works Trustee, vote for him.
Harry Dayton is the best mai
il his ward for assessor, vote tol
him.
Andy Inboden has always been an
honest and reliable assessor, vote fol
hir.
Adam Lutz is one of our best citi.
zens. let him represent his ward in
council.
DIR. Beery of Union Furnace
was business visitor in Logan on
Fridaylast.
John Nixon the present street COM
missioner has made good Official,
vote for him.
Jacob Schwarz, deslrs to be elect
ed for Assessor in the End, ward,
give him your support.
E. P. Kreider, will make good
councilman for the old 4th, ward.
Give him your support and votes.
Mccormick Brother, Nickle
Plate Shows, larger than ever will
visit Logan during the coming season
sure.
-Messers Petit & Wright have
removed their law Office to the pro-
ecuting attorneys Office in the Court
House.
Col. A. G. Sands has returned
from Washington City, where he had
beeu on a visit TO his brother who
has been sick.
The contract for printing the
tickets .or Sprng Election was award
ed to Mr. E. L. Davenport on his bid
the lowest, for $1,000.
-Comrade Hiram Kanode has
received deserved increase OF pen
sion, one of the last orders of the
Democratic administration.
-"Spiritual Evolution," and "In-
finite Less and Eternal Gain" are the
themes for Sunday, at the NJ. E.
Church, John E. Rudisill, pastor.
Mr. and Mrs John M. Wright of
Lancaster were visitors in Logan on
last Thursday evening, attending the
session OF Whist Club at Mrs Pur-
sells.
We have an interesting article
from s'Back Soon" on the gas ques-
tion, but it was not received soon
enough for this issue. 1t will appear
next week.
The Rathbone sisters, desire a
good attendance of the members on
Tuesday evening, March 23rd, to
assist in the initiation of two candi-
dates in the mysteries of Rathbone-
ism.
Ed Angle of 'tours" is sick this
week with an attack of inflammation of
the bowels, His physician, DR..
Wright hopes that he will be able
to be out and about again in few
days.
Mr. Walter Risley of our town
and Miss kend of Athens were mar
ried in Athens on last Thursday eve
ming. Walter and his Bride have the
hearty ngratulations and best wish
es from many friends in Logan.
The Harden Bros. will have
public sale at the old Pleukhart farm, I
one-half mile south of Logan, Satur- i
day, March 9th, beginning at 10 a
o'clock a. m. A lot of live stock and +
various farm utensils will be sold. t
For particulars see sale bills. L
"A pleasant notice of recent q
meeting of the 10Th Century Club, 7
was not received al this Office until t
this morning, just as We went to U
press. The notice will appear next g
week. Cur contributors should have Il
their matter handed in not later than
Wednesday noon. t
Gen. John c. Wolf our former
fellow townsman, now of Roseville.
o. is visitar among old friends in
Logan this week. The general was !,
turned out of Office in Washington,
be says by the Democrats because he >
is a Republican and now he wants to
be turned in again, because he was
turned out.
Rev. Thomas, formerly minister b
in CHARGE of the M. E.. Church of Il