The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-01-07

"A. v. SRAN FohD, L res
Mrs. George Hartman is visiting
friends and relatives in Lancaste
this week.
The Misses Sullivan of Lancas
ter, spent Sunday in Logan, the gues
Of Miss Annie Krieg.
Half fare to indianapolis. Ind.
January 10, II, and 18th. good fol-
return until Jan. 18th.
The Aqulnas Reading Circle me,
ut the home of Miss Bessie Schwartz,
on Wednesday Evening.
Miss Emma Snider entertained
few OF her friends, with a Taffy
Pulling at her home on Tuesday
evening.
Will Brandt, who had an attack
o; heart trouble last week, and for a
time was dangerously ill., is better,
and about again.
Prof. VIM. Watkins, of Dayton,
Ohio, is visiting friends and relatives
in Logan, the guest of his daughter.
Mrs. A. V. Crawford.
Mr.. Eph Shaw, late Republican
candidate for surveyor, was appoint
ed to fill the vacancy, in that Office
until next September.
We regret to learn that Mr.. M.
V. McBroom of Laurel, and one of
the most esteemed citizens of our
county, is seriously ill.
The appointing Board, composed
of the probate judge, the auditor and
the recorder, appointed John Harper,
recent candidate for commissioner,
to fill the vacancy.
The business men who along
with our friend the Juurnal-Gazette,
invested in Balloon advertising, went
up with clamor of boys laugh, and
haint realized any business, hav emit
made cent, but have learned some
sense.
Mr.. Barney Stracke, the we'll
known carpet weaver who has been
in the west for several years is
back again in Logan, and is prepar-
ed to do all kinds of weaving, also
umbrellas and parasols repaired on
short notice.
-Marcellus Krieg & Bro. have
bought the Athens planning mill. The
Logan boys are making their way in
business with gratifying success, and
we hope their new venture will prove
as the Nelsonville business has, a
profitable business.
Mr.. jim Smith, the popular con-
ductor on the c. H. V. & 7. R'y,
has moved with his family to Logan,
occupying the Floyd property on
Hunter street. Mr.. Smith and fam
ily are heartily welcomed to the So
cial circles of our Queen City.
Prof Roma Green, of Notre
Dame, Ind, University, and his
brother Rob, young business man
of Columbus, o., were visitors in our
city last week, guests of the family
of their uncle, Lewis Green.
The Journal-Gazette notes that
"Miss Maggie Mccarthy, who has
for the past three years been in the
employ of Postmaster Green, and
made a very efficient clerk, has re-
tired and Miss Ida Steinman will sue .
ceed her. Miss Steinmanis we'll quail
ifed for the position. {
Mr.. Penn w. Jonas, of Murry,
elected coroner on the Democratic
ticket, went into Office on last Mon ]
day. Mr.. jonas IS man of intelli-
gence, and high personal character
and will make an officer, prudent, and
creditable to our county. I
Mr.. Ed. Martin. of New Straits,
vile, and one of the most enterpris- !
ing and public spirited men of south
ern Ohio, was a guest of the SENTI- 1
MEL last Thursday, and delivered an
lecture on Road Improve
ment before the Farmers Institute. :
Mr.. E. o. Petit was installed &
in Office as prosecuting attorney on /,
last Monday. Mr.. Petit is one Of =
our foremost young lawyers. Heis
gentleman of high character and a
sound Democrat. We bespeak for !
him successful career in the respon \
sible. Office he is elected to fill. G
Auditor Bay and Miss Lucy Rod h
man were married yesterday by Rev. d
Moore. The marriage was quiet af = =
fair, but never-the- a proceeding O
in which all the groom's court house n
associates and many friends unite in +
cordial tender to him and his bride y
Of good will and good wishes for j.
ong and happy life. C
Master Alec Sands Rochester,
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