The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-05-19
LOCAL NEWS.
Ball and Bats at the City Drug

Good till 2lst. Half Fare.
Ice Cream from fresh cream,
finest flavors at Candy Kitchen.
Lancaster Camp Grounds ard
return, June end. 80 cents round
trip.
Mr.. Conners, Supt. of G. II. V.
& T. II. R. was visitor in Logan
last Thursday.
FOUND A Key on East Sec
ond street. Owner can have same by
calling at this Office.
Mrs. Homer Wright and child
rem have returned from Italy, where
they spent the winter.
Col. Vance was a transient Wis =
itor in our city last Saturday, the
guest of Mr.. John f. White.
The Keynes Bros. paid out about
100000 in cash for wheat last Sat
urday. This is the way to make times
good.
Miss Marie Shannon entertained
a number of her friends at her home
on east Main st., last Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Alfred Brown Of Athens,
accompanied By Mr.. Browns sister,
is the guest this week, of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. 5. Shaw.
Mr.. Y. c. Culver was In our
city last Saturday. He hopes to
open the Union Bank room for busi
ness within she next sixty days.
Married, at the residence of
Rev. w. H. Wright, Wednesday
evening May lllh., Mr.. Charlie R.
Robey and Miss Myrtle Tigner of
Haydenvllle.
-Wm. Martin, Louis Kleinsch-
midt Sr., Louis Kleinschmidt Jr., ,
and Charles Kleinschmidt, lett on
Monday for Jackson, where they
have a two weeks masonary contract.
Before going to war against the
Spaniards. real St,ers & Co adver-
tisments, and 20 to the store and see
the slaughter made in the war on
High prices.
ChrisHail has declared war agai ct
weeds in cprn-ield. aud has the i'm
plemen,s that will cultivate clean,
the fields this summer. See his
stock of Farm Tools.
Miss ida Mccarthy and Rev.
Wuebben, formerly Luthern Minister
here, now of Payne, Ohio, were
married in Columbus on last Tues
day.
Rev, N. W. Good of the NJ. Z.
| church Will preach on following sub
jects, Sunday morning, "Recognition
of Friends in Heaven" Evening.
The Evolution of Evil"
Prof. Cookson. the popular
school Superintendent at Straitsville,
was a visitor in our city on last
Thursday and she'd the Light of his
pleasant counlenance in our Ssnctum.
w Gilman Thurness q Co. are in
the market this week with special
prices. The advance in wheat does
not advance the price of their
goods. They invite people who sold
wheat to call and see what they eau
buy for a bushel.
The trains OH last Sunday did
not stop at the Lancaster Flag station.
When Statesmen and Warriors of the
Hooking Valley go to Camp Bush
nell no passengers are booked from
this obscure way station.
The Behaut property was sold
by the Sheriff on last Saturday. Col.
Remple bought the building occupied
by F.Blassius, consideration 100000
Will Keynes bought the Brag prop
erty at two, thirds the appraIsement
$3.50 90. Col Weldy bought four
lots on the Avenue at prices from
Sl2O. 90 to $4,000.
Mr.. Cal Reber of our city, who
for number of years past. has been
engaged in the raising of the highest
grade of Jersy Cattle, has ma ie
trade Of eight of mis- herd for
twelve hundred dollar farm inWayne
county Ind. Mr.. Reber is demonstra
ting the fact that it pays to raise the
best stock.
The Water Works Trustees
have appointed MIR. T. c. Rochester
of the Board, as manager and secre.
tary at the price of $4,000 year.
Mr.. Rochester, as member OF the
Board is allowed $500 per year by
ordinace, but he can not draw two
salaries, so that as clerk of the board
he only gets $500 less $500, 1885.
Mr. Rochester has employed Will
Bowen at salary, and his own ex-
pense.
Bro. Wells, the Phoenix of the re-
Gently burned out Jacksonville Buck