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

Lappen at sheriifs sale last Saturday
Mr.. John Karshner, one of ths
prominent cit izens of Salt Greek, wa
a Logan visitor, yesterday.
Mr.. jim Brown of our city who
was thought to be fatally i'll will
congestion of the lungs, is better
this morning.
Miss Mary Gould was appoint
ed Court Stenographer for Vinton
County on last Monday.
Flag Social at NJ. E. Church
Friday night, Feb 25.h grapeaphone
entertainment Price 10 cents
Attend the Graphaphone enter
tainment at NJ. E. Church, Friday
night. Price 10 cents including
supper.
The Firemans Ball last Tues
day evening was well attended and
pleasant evening was enjoyed by
all present.
Grandma Butin will be 90 years
old next Monday. Her friends
propose giving her Birthday.
". E. Flick, Tom Williams, Geo.
Goldman and Jim Hall of Columbus
attended the dance Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. Nancy Kimble will have a
Public Sale at her residenc near
Ewing on Saturday. Geo. A, Faaizer
will be auctioneer.
Master Johnny Burgoon, of the
Logan Plow Works reports very
enjoyable time at the party given by
the Misses Krishbaum, Monday even
ing.
We give our readers .his week,
full particulars of the blowing up of
the war ship Main, in the harbor of
Havana. This paper should be kept
for reference.
The horses Of the Fire Depart
ment escaped from the stable last
Friday night and gave the night
police merry chase for time
By some accident the rear door had
been left open, and the frisky steeds
took occasion to have some exercise.
Mr.. John Miller, who twenty
five years ago was citizen of our
county residing in the Woodruff
in Green TIP. now a
citizen of Van Vert, is visiting his
friends in Hooking, this week.
Mr.. Frank Wright, formerly
one of the best of many printer boys
Of the SENTINEL, now the very capa
BILE foreman of the Pittsburg Dispatch,
was called home last Sunday by the
death of mis- mother, and while here
met many of his old time friends glad
to see him, and while regretting the
sad occasion of his visit, We're pleased
to renew the acquaintance of one of
our good boys who has gone out and
himself in the place he
makes home.
The "Iles case" which has been
IN court for number of years, after
seven bitches" at it, was disposed
Of by Judge Slough on Wednesday
asst. The case was suit brought
BY the heirs of George Hes of Lick
ng county against Jerry les, admin
strator, for accounting of funds of
The estate in his hands. The case was
from the fact that many
Of the probate records were lost in
the burning of the Newark Court
House, some years ago. Judge
Slough rendered judgment against
he administrat for the sum of
s525. 90 and interest from April 4th,
1892.
The games of cards are made
much pleasanter as pastime when
he cards are of tastful design and
artistic finish. We have before us
'amples from Russel Morgan & Co. !
IF Cincinnati, Ohio. which are mar
,els and models of beauty Instead
If the old-fashioned, coarse, horrid
pictures of the barballc age. the
,ards are illustrated with life llkness-
,s of men and women of eminence in
public and professional circles. Pic
If noted Senators, distinguished Sol
liers, cunning Politicians, and the
Kings, while beautiful women,
Queens on the thrones and on the
,ublic stage delight the eye of the
'layer even if the ''queens" are not
It the time, trumps. Those who en-
oy the social fireside games, should
ecure cards of the kind we mention.
Write for catalogues.
The pleasant information comes |
O US that our friend Col. Stevenson,
President of the Lancaster d Hamden
R. R., and prominent in the Ash Cave
has joined the Salvation
Army, at his New England home.
bridgeport. Conn. and given $4,000
n cash for the support of the cause.
;ol Stevenson is man ofaffairs, he ha
,een manager of many rail road enter
rises in the East, few years ago
ha nopular democratic candidate fnr