The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-02-03

! Friday.
Col. Weldy and Carl Buerhaus
are in Lancaster today. attending
| Court.
Half Fare to Chattanooga Tenn.
Feb. 2lst. and 22nd. Good for re-
turn until Feb. 2Sth.
Chattanooga Tenn. Feb. 2ist.
and 22nd. Halt Fare. Good for
return until Feb. 2Sth. 1898.
Prof. Boyer is happy in the ac-
quaintance of a recent visitor, girl
who arrived on last Sunday.
The Schuman concert last Mon.
day afternoon was well attended.
The music was very satifactory.
Miss Lulu Bright entertained
Wednesday evening with a Tea
par ty in honor If Miss Amy Arm
strong Of Laurelvilie.
Mr.. John Ball of Monon Ind.
was the guest few days last week
of his uncle Mr.. Geo Lehman, on
north Walnut St.
The Slate Making Industry
promises to have boom, judging
from the number of states made, tha,
will be s'nashed.
Judge Slough held Court in our
city this week, disposiug of cases in
which Judge Wright had been con-
n elected as rley.
Miss Rosalynd Seaman, accom-
panied by her sitter Kayte. leaves
today for an extended visit with
relatives in Lancaster.
MIR. I. B. Angle of Sand Run
was a visitor 4 Logan the first of
the week and while in the city made
this Office pleasant call.
Mrs. Homer L. Wright and
amily, aftera pleasant voyage, report
arrival at Florance, Italy. where they
will remain unit. in the Summer.
The Members of the L. IL. S.
celebrated Llncoln's Birthday, with
very interesting program, in the
Assembly Hall, last Friday after :,
loon.
The Library Trustees hold reg I
lar meeting on the first and last
Wednesday evening each month.
hose having business should be s
resent.
The Republicans of logan have. +,
heir fight today. The Hannarugeans
I'LL be routed. The Bushnell Club |
allied last night, Col. Sands in CON-
land.
-Urlah Biown, formerly of our
ty and well known in rail road !.
rcles, now prosperous ia mer, in
'airfeld is a visitor among friends
! Logan this week.
Rev. Joseph E Walker and Miss f
,mma Rish were married at the t.
ssidence of the Bride near Millville II
n last Tuesday by Rev. Spohr. /
-Ex- Probate Judge Bitter of Il
hilicothe, DR.. Barton and Prof. g
icketts of Laurelville were in the Il
ity on Tuesday, attending court. {
Squire Joe McBroom of Gibson Il
lille was visitor in our city on =
st Tuesday, and met hearty well =
,me from his many old friends. ="
Col. Sleeper of Columbus was in
lie City yesterday, engaged In the Ii
of case under the Pure m
ood Law, before Squire Brooke. a.
Mr.. Will Nunemaker of Marion o
ownship and Miss Ruth Brown of d
ogan were married yesterday at te
Ugh Noon, at the Brides residence l
! North Walnut street. Rev., Wright
ficiating.
The following Gold Bugs, who N
course have prosperity, want to be O.
arshal VIE. P. Armstrong. w. te
I. Waugh, s. j. Price, Thos. Whit. te
aft. Oliver Oaks is a candidate 81
r street commissioner, j. L. Mar l.
n for city clerk, Levi Black for &c
reasurer. at
will be free lecture at -
e Presbyterian church on Friday III
ening Sept 18th. under the aus u' W
ces of the Twice Five Club. Sub "
Fictions of Clio the Muse VI
History, by Herbert r. Harring- n'
n. Lecture begins at7.30 stand III
d. III
The Senate, on Tuesday unani o.
'usly confirmed the appointment of of
On. V. G. Lowery as Trustee of the
hens Asylum. The appointment
Hon. Joseph H. Cultivate as
,mber of the Board of Trustees of
, Ohio University was regretted,
, Democrats voting solldly against
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