The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-01-28
LOCAL NEWS.
Mr.. Fred VIII Of Macarthur, was

in the city Yesterday.
j. D. Loomis of Enterprise, WAS
in Logan on last Monday.
Mrs. Gust Heipe is seriously i'll
al her home in the east end.
The thermometer registered 40
below zero, Monday morning.
Rev. J. F. William, is confined
TO his room with 'la grippe"
Mr.. BENZ. +. Sweazy of Monday
Creek, was in the city Tuesday.
The Hall is now open for re-
ceiving exhibits Of the Art Loan.
II. j. Cline is reported in a orit-
ical condition with little hopes o: re-
covery.
Mr.. T. d. Trimmer of Smock,
vas caller at the SENTINEL Office
On Monday.
Lewis Duga, OF the firm of Alta
& Duga, Is laid up this week with
severe cold.
Mr.. Andy Crawford Is receiving
oongratulationsfor his new born hap
piness-a daughter.
Mrs. Joseph Brown of Green
township is confined to her bed with
an attack of lung fever.
Joseph Fox of Lancaster, was in
our CITY on Saturday last anG made
this Office friendly call.
FIR. Powers is in Straitsville this
week conducting the examination of
the St. Augustine school.
Mrs. Fred Trash, Miss Mert
Frash and Miss Belle Angle are all
seriously i'll of La Grippe.
MIR. John Richley of Wapeilo,
Iowa, Is visiting his brother Sam
Ricbley of Smock, this week.
The many friends of Chris Grinner
will be glad to know that he is con-
valescent after long seige of grippe.
Prof. Rayman left for Marietta
this morning, where he will remain
through the week, visiting at the col
lege.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Unie
Bright of Covington, Washington I
county. Ohio, December 10Th, 1895,
a daughter.
Mrs. Dan Acker, who has been
seriously sick from grippe, is bettee,
and hopes are entertained for her
early recovery.
Attention: Do you know, that {
the Rathbone Sisters are expecting c
you at their old time social, Satur-
day evening Jan. 30th. I
Miss Lenna Will,ge, who has d
been confined to her room for the
past three weeks has recovered SO as I
to be out and about again. b
Excursion rates to Columbus,
Ladies Bicycle Races, Feb. e
3rd and 4th. For the above occasion
ickets will be sold at half fare, good "
,oing Feb. 8, and 4, and returning 1
ncluding Feb. 4th. g
MIR. j. Fl. jackson Of Monday,
vas in our city Saturday, where he -
net many old acquaintances and
reeted them with a hearty band-shake d
nd kindly good word of past rec 9
Elections when they were boys to- o
ether. "
Married, January 16, at St. Johns
'hurch, by Rev. FIR. Powers, Mr..
Alex Zewe to Miss Martha Kenney,
9th of Akron, o. After the cere-
,ony the happy couple left for Ak =
on, their future home, with the good =
FISHES of their numerous friends.
The barn on the Maynard Pond .,
arm on the school house terrace, 80
-as entirely destroyed by fire on last r,
aturday night, A lot of hay and =,
arming implements We're also de-
.royed. The FIRE is thought to have
te
riginated from the careless use of
atches by tramps, Shocking shelter =:
the barn.
The story of Miss Helen F. Pur- n,
II in last Sundays Journal. d. in which r.
cal characters of our town are men Z,
oned, is admirably written, aud in 4,
'aphic description as clear cut as fo
ickens, and in keen satire as sharp or
any strokes of 1'hackery in Vanity NJ.
air. The young author has devel- r.
bed brilliant faculty in touching ba
, the social features of the Uommu- S;,
ty she knows. wo
At meeting of the Twice Five ris
ub, held at the rooms of Mr.. II J. the
oodworth on last Monday night, Re
e propriety of removing the chill pre-
en- of the Orphans Home. from mu
g daily contact and association art
tn Infrmary inmates was discussed rel