The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-01-27
LOCAL NEWS.

been doing business in Lancaster and
Jacksonville. The people they
catch are those who do not take the
papers.
Mr.. John MoBroom has bought
half Interest in the Falls mill and
will give the business his entire
attention. Mr.. McBroom is an en-
terprisipg business man, and We
bespssk tor him success.
Mr.. Harry Amrose has bad the
Remple House greatly improved,
aud the guests of the House, 50 pop
ular under his Management, will
find the accommodations equal to that
Of any hotel In the country.
The Fairfield County Grand
Jury, last week returned thirty in
indictments against the saloon keep
ers Of that place This would seem
as though the laws had been asleep or
are now having on magnlfug glasses.
Mr.. Aron Wooley, of Green Tp.
and one ofou oldest citlzens, died
suddenly from heart disease on last
Thursday. He WAS a man well es-
teemed by his .neighbors, and his
death is mourned by a wide circle
of old time friends and neighbors.
MIR. Dave Kanode has secured
the agency OF the Cooper and Con-
tenental Fire Insurance Companies,
aud is prepared to write policies Oh
reasonable terms. These co,npan-
les ere reliable, and Mr.. Konode
will prove, we hope, a successful and
popular agent.
Our delinquents, who have so
generously responded to the sugges-
tion made last week, have our hearty
thanks. Our receipts on subscription
last week amounted TO seQ.25. There,
are Others who are as well disposed
will oblige us, If they call and call
early and avoid the rush.
-Dr.Swepston Of Mt. Pleasant,
we'll and favorble known in the
Southern part of our county, died
from heart desease on last Friday.
He was physician of wide practice,
a genial gentleman, kind neighbor
and his death is a sad loss to the,
community in which he lived.
On last Monday evening Mr..
O'Hare, clerk of our Courts, slipped
on the stairs in the Court room and
fell, receiving severe injuries. For
. time it was feared be was fatally
hurt, but it Is gratifying to all to
learn that he is recovering and will
soon be able to be Out and about
again.
Judge Slough held Court here
last Friday, and disposed of some
preliminary matters relating to The
lies Case. fixing the day of trial for
Feb. 18th. The Judge is in good
health, and hopes in a short time to
have the opportunity to cone to
Logan and renew acquaintance among
his many friends.
The Nelsonville Register re-
ports, Married-At the home of the
brides mother in East End, Tuesday
evening, Mr.. Martin H. Kanode, of
Logan, and Miss Bird Saylor.-Mr.
aud Mrs. Frank Rose and Mr.. Frank
Powell and Miss Josie Rochester,
of Logan, were guests Of friends in
this city, Sunday.
The Library is increasing in pop
ularity. Every evening half hun
dred or more visitors attend. The
studious intelligent little boys and
girls come in and spend an hour or
more reading magazines. MoEe
than half the books are out. The
fathers and mothers Of the city are
invited to call occasionally. Miss
Saumneig is making = model Libra
rian.
The Park Commission are pre-
larirg to take the work in hand of
teautifying our public grounds as
soon as the Spring opens. The
Water Works Trustees will give the
Commission the charge of the tract
at Water Works Station, and on the
hill where the tasin is To be estab-
!ished. The Market Lot,ihe .Street."
between Court House and James
block, and the ground adjoining Lib
rary rooms, will be taken in hand
first.
Senator Miller of Newark, and
one of the most popular gentlemen
Of the Legislature, was visitor IN
Logan last Sunday, the guest of Nj.
J. J. Snider. The Senators from
Licking and Perry. Miller and Fiuok
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