The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-12-02
LOCAL NEWS.
Miss Minnie Allen spent week


day with friends in Columbus.
Miss Estella Strentz visited
friends in Evansville last week.
Mrs. P.J Murtha spent Satur.
day with relatives in Columbus.
Mics Maud Bartlett spent Thanks
giving with her parents at New Ply
mouth.
Mr.. John Mcbride of Columbu.
spent Sunday with his mother il
Logan.
Mr.. Frank Wright of the o. S. U
spent several days in Logan the gues
of his father.
Miss Estella McCourtney is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Nick Rarick
at GAINESVILLE.
Miss Gertrude Tracy spent he,
Thanksgiving vacation with hel
mother in Columbus.
Mr.. Fred Montgomery of Buffo,
10, N, Y. is visiting IN our city this
week, the guest of his brother, Merit
Miss Hattie Juergensmier enter
tanned her friends on Thanksgiving
evening at her home on Z. Second St.
Have the Logan Steam Laun-
dry do your work:
Misses Grace and Essie Finney
entertained their friends in a pleas
ant manner last Saturday evening.
MIR. j. ]. Snider and family
have moved into tue new house
recently purchased from DR..
Campbell.
Misses Alma and Jennie Hall,
students of the 0. U. at Athens,
spent Thanksgiving with their faith
er in Logan.
Misses Rose Anderson and Ruth
Stivison, teachers at Jobs spent few
days in Logan last week the guest Of
their parents.
The subject OF Father Powers
sermon next Sunday afternoon is
sRevalation." All are cordially in
yiteG to attend.
Mr.. Frank Baird of New York,
passed through Logan last Thurs
day enroute to Balrds Furnace 10 eat
his Thanksgiving dinner with his
mother.
Mrs. e. E. Bowen and daughter
Evelyn, Miss Mable Hoyt and Miss
Fredia Poston, attended the Webber
Musical at Lancaster, Tuesday even
ing.
Mr.. M. II. Schaal, one of the
prominent young farmers of Need
more was among the welcome call
ers at the SENTINEL on last Satur-
day.
Ed Barnes of the Bremen Her.
aid, and one Of the enterprising
young men Of that city Of gas aud
expectations was a visitor in Logan
on .Ast Saturday and secured a liberal
to his paper flom our en-
terprising business men.
Mr.. Fred Conkle of Ewing has !!
bought a farm near Pursell and
moved on Monday. We hope Fred
will have a pleasant home, and meet
as as many good friends, as be and
his family leave in their old home at
Ewing.
DIR. Campbell and Miss Clara B
Westenhaver, were married by Rev.
at the home of the Brides
father. Mr.. William Westenhaver,
On last Wednesday evening. The
married couple are making a tour o:
he eastern cities.
The Rock Band concert by the
Til! Family, at the Presbyterian
-hurch on Tuesday evening was a
pleasant musical entertainment and
was we'll attended. Entertainments
If this kind are much to be preferred
IS to many of the negro minstrels
hat infest the country.
The Twentieth Century Art and
Reading Circle met at the home of
Mrs. J. B. Dollison Nov. 26th. The
ubject was The French and Indian
Vars. Papers, The Causes, by Mrs.
7. B. Lyons. Principle Battles and
esults by Mrs. r. c. Caughy. The
lext meeting will be held at the home
# Mrs. E. 0. Petit.
DIR. Richardson, Superintendent
# the Central Asylum Of Columbus,
vas in our city ON Tuesday on pro-
essional business. During his short
tay, between trains, the Doctor met
many of his old time personal friends
Who joined in giving him a hearty
Welcome, and words of congratula-
ion for the success that has attend
d his labors in the public service in :;
.