The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-12-29
Rose and Houston will ma

Rose and Houston will make
you laugh at the minstrel Friday
Dec. 80.
Jack Mcbride of Columbus
spent Christmas in our city, guest OF
his mother and sisters.
-Tillie Snider and Jennie Bowlhy,
of ST. Mary's of the Springs are
Holiday visitors in our city.
Margaret Murtha, eldest daugh
ter of p. j. Murtha who has been
seriously i'll is slowly recovering.
-Fr. Cady has been seriously ill
the last of the week but hopes are
entertained for better health.
-Aunty Shafer and Grandma
Rinestelle enjoyed the turkey roast
on Christmas, with John Hudson.
-Arlie Stallsmith feft Saturday
morning for Washington, with a
view of entering the Naval Service.
Miss Annie Gilmore, of Nelson
Vile, will spend Sunday in Logan,
guest of her cousin, Florence Fox.
Mr.. Stanley Hutchisoa of Balti
more, is spending the Holidays
in Logan, visiting his many friends.
Miss Ella Rochester, who has been
seriously ill with Typhoid fever IN
Cincinnati, is home for the Holidays.
Miss Stella Walsh, of Athens,
will spend New Years In our city,
the guest of Grace and Louie Green.
Mrs. Gibbony of Carroll, who
has been the guest of w. w. Nc
Cray and family has returned home.
Lew Gage left Monday evening
for West Va. to join the engineer
corpse, who are laying new Rail-
road.
Mrs. Barbara Deoble and grand
daughter, Clare Downey are the
guests of relatives III Columbus this
week.
All the Judy family held a re.
union and Christmas Dinner at
the residence of Frank Judy's in
Logan.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Ulluu of
Macarthur are the pleasantly enter
tained guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
kessler.
The Busy Bee Klondyke Sew
ing Circle. gave pleasant masquer
ade Tuesday night at the residence
Of Judge Bright.
Miss Lucy Allen, left Monday
for New Lexington, TO be the guest
Of Miss Viola Thompson at St. |
Aloysius Academy.
Sunday evening. at the Vesper
Service. Father Powers will answer
the questions that have been placed
in the Question Box.
-Messrs. John Judy of St. Vim
cent Ind. and Victor Judy of Colum-
bus are the guests of their parents,
Mr.. ard Mrs. Joseph Judy.
The clearness of the sky Tuesday
night, afforded an excellent view of
the eclipse, although the cold wealth
er prevented very long continued
-Messers Marshall Harrlng o u
and Harry all Of Princeton are home
for the Holidays They each conduct
ed services in the Presbyterian
Church on Christmas.
Treasure Kline will be in Carbon
Hill, Jan. 9. Murry City. Jan 10,
aud in Jobs Jan 10 to receive taxes.
This is All accumulation that the tax
payers of Ward will appreciate.
DIR. Blosser, who has had a
severe attack of grip and confined to
his room for the last two weeks, is
improving and soon Will be able to
attend to his professional duties.
Mr.. Green has been incarcer-
endoed for the last week with the
foreign French invader, La Grippe.
DR.. Pullen is guarding the victim with
accustomed vigilance and quinine.
The Saturday Christmas trade
was the best for several years. The
stores which advertised were the prin-
cIple centers OF attraction from
people of both town and country.
Messrs Ross and Thomas Hughes,
two of the popular young men of
Junction City, are spending the
Holidays in Logan, the guest of
their parents, Rev. and Mrs. g. F.
Hughes.
Mr.. Henry Hensel one of
our prominent farmers, returned
from pleasant visit IN Lancaster,
Yesterday, and before going out
home, made this Office verv appre-
ciated call.