The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-01-06
LOCAL NEWS.

MIo. l1ctUcit DiOOkS III aluetIS
visited Logan friends, last week.
MIRA. Margret Schrader visited
friends in Lancaster last Saturday.
Miss Mable Wrgnt wss Col
uirbns visitor on News Years Day.
Miss Grace Bright of New Lex
iogton is The guest of her aunt Mrs.
Judge Bright.
Mrs. Mary Winn and daughter
Elizabeth were Columbus visitors
last Thursday.
Ira MeKitrick and wife and
Lena Evens spent few days last
week IN Nelsonvil!e.
Now is the best time in the year
to buy Watches or Clocks at Rebers
in the Wright Building.
Mr.. Lewis Pursall of Columbus,
spent few days in Logan, this week
the guest Of his parents.
Miss Grace Downey after a
pleasant visit with friends in Colun-
bus returned home Tuesday.
Miss Nettie Higgins of Athens,
was the gnest of Grace and Louie
Greene, on New Years Day.
Miss Daisy Watkins after
pleasant visit with friends in Nelson
willie returned hiss returned home.
We are making special low
prices on Jewelry. Come and see.
Reber Jewelry Store, Logan, Ohio.
Mics Loretta Seaman of Lancas-
Ter spent Sunday in Logan the guest
of her cousins, Kate and Rose Scan
Ian.
Misses Grace and Louie Green en-
tertained few friends very pleas
antly at their home on Tuesday eve
ping.
-Sl.50 to Columbus and return
Jan. 10th. llth. and 18th. Good for
return until Jan. 14th.
We give our reader this week an
interesting record Of the news of the
past year which should be preserved
for reference.
Miss Name Biasius, entertained
Saturday afternoon complimentary to
her guest Miss Lizzie Seaman of
Lancaster.
Mr.. Ned MeManigal of Colnm.
bas was ip Logan on Saturday called
here by the death Ct his cousin Frank
McManigal.
THE old soldiers this week will find
interesting reading in "reminiscences of
the war, which is a weekly feature Of /
the SENTINEL
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Eberst enter
tanned o number Of their friends at |
their pleasant home on Gallagher
Ave. last Thursday evening.
Mr.. Arch kreig, one of the
prominent business men of Charles
ton West Va. is in our city this week
CALLED home to attend the funeral of
his brother's wife.
MIR. John F. Flick, one of the
prominent men of the Klondyke,
formerly known as Clear Creek, was ,
q welcome visitor in Logan
last week. He reports his Klondyke
country in prosperous condition,
and invites friends % come and see
him, when out prospecting tor oil.
gas, gold or game.
AT a recent meeting of the
Tourest Club resolutions were pass
ed endorsing the action of the City
Council in regard to the establish
ment and maintai nance of Pnblic
Park. Any assistance needed will be
gladly given by the ladies of this
Club.
Judge Bright, Reformer White
and Postmaster Vickers were inter-
ested pilgrims at the Hanna Shrine.
in Columbus last Saturday. In the
meantime Col. Sands, Col. Kontner
and Store-keeper Bowlby were
around breaking idols and refusing
to fall before the Iuggernant. In
the Pagan political world, there is
q great breaking up in the old sys-
tens.
The funeral of Frank NcMan-
igal, whose untimely death was an
nounced last week, was from the fam
lly residence on Saturday AFTERNOON,
the religioues exercises conducted
by his pastor Rev. Moore assisted by
his school mate, Rev. Marshal Har-
rington. The floral tributes of friends
at home and from abroad were ex-
quisitily beautiful aad In ABUNDANCE
expressive of the generous esteem,
the fragrance of which, like the in
Sense of prayer, typfes The affection
for the departed and the spotless
beauty symbols the plorjfied spirif