The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-11-04
LOCAL NEWS.

Sumner Bright an old favori,e,
with G. G. Cages big show Dec. 9th
Rev. N. W. Good will have for his
Sunday morning subject 1.-The Light
of the World" evening, The Resu-
rection'
-Chas SDeelman In his "Acrotatic Clog"
Opera House Dec 9Th.
MIR. Lawson of the Athens Coun-
ty Gazettee was Logan visitor last
Sunday.
Miss Phema Fisher of Columbus
spent last Sunday with her parents,
in Logan.
The Free Methodist held Quart
ly Meeting in Logan last Saturday.
Rock Band Concert at Presby-
tcrian Church. Tuesday evening. All
invited.
Mrs. c. II. Berhaus, who has
been quite sick for some time, is i'm
proving.
Mrs. Lige Harden and children
spent Sunday with her mother. Mrs,
Late McMorrow.
Prof. Martzolf, superintendent
of the Buchtel schools, was visitor
in Logan, on last Sunday.
--"Clay. the coon" at oper, House Dec 9Th
is better than a Steam Laundry.
Mrs. Late McMorrow will 8 ,end
Thanksgiving in Nelsonville, with
h n husband and daughter.
The Ladies AID Society will meet
at the home of Mrs. Lafe Mem orrow
of North Walnut st. on Dec. 18th.
The Wright building has pat on
gala dress, a new coat of paint and
looks as pretty as any property In our
town.
Col. Sands. has returned home
from a visit to Cincinnati. where he
has been a week, the guest of his son
A. c. Jr.
Mr.. John Nixon, who has been
confined to his room by sickness is a
little improved at this writing.
Remember the Rock Band Con-
cert at the Presbyterian Church next
Tuesday evening. Admission 25cts.
-Rev. 7. A. Powers and brother
David Powers spent the first of the
week in New Lexington, the guest Of
Fr. Cush.
Fred Ainsley. will appear with his eye
glasses Dec 9th at the Opera House.
The Ball given by the Red Men
at their hall "Wednesday evening
was very pleasant affair and was
enjoyed by all present.
Maud Bradley, as played by Miss
Flossie Speelman should be seen by
everv Theatre goer in L;gan.
DR.. Dye of our city. was the guest
of the Delta Upylon Association of
the Mariet..:: college. at hanquent
at the Great Southern in Columbus,
last week.
Basil Gorden, an old citizen,
living about three miles west OF Lo-
gan died on last Friday. He was
about 20 years of age and resident
of the county for 40 years.
Miss Leoto Wetzel, Ida Keller,
Fancheon Hooker, Amy Obaugh, and
Mr.. Harry Rose of Logan, and Mr..
Charles Fighbaugh formed a jolly /
party which spent Yesterday at the
State Lancaster Gazette.
"A water main burst on last Sun
day on Hunter ct. anda Cloud Burst
of water drenching the clouds, obtained
for a short time. The efficient water
work service soon repaired the break.
and Hunter street was safe from
deluge.
Rev. Father Powers will begin
series of sermons on Doctrine of the
Catholic Church. The sermons will
be delivered at o'clock each Sunday
afternoon, until Christmas. All are
invited to attend.
See Speelman and Montgomery in their
Genleal Song and Dance, pretty Katie
Ryan" and In which Mr. Speeiman VIII IN
roduce his drum Solor"
There will be social in the base
ment of the M. E. CHURCH on Thurs
day evening Dec. End. a cordial in
yitation is extended to all. The small
sum of 10 cents will be charged. A
short programe and social time, The
proceeds to be used to pay the organ
ist.
Mr.. AL Thacker of near New
Lexington was in our city on last
Tuesday, called to the funeral of his
nephew, Paul James, mention of
whose sad death is announced els-
where.
MIR. Price is improving the Cen