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

Go 10 c. P. Montgomery for all
kinds of lunch.
Dan Soliday was up from Car
bon Hill, Tuesday.
John l.. Younker of Maxville
was in Logan, Monday.
Miss NJ; ggie Mcbride is visi OF
in Cleveland this week.
Judge Wright is holding court
in Lexington, this week.
Dr.. Aplin of Carbon Hill was a
business visitor on Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas. Bobby aud son spent
Sunday with friends In Logan.
Il Nihart of Cedar Grove made
this office pleasant call today.
H. w. Kitchen of Gibisonville
was caller at our Office last Friday.
DIR. Homer Hansen of Nebras-
ka, is visiting friends in Logan this
week.
Judge Wehzell was a business
visitor to Columbus Monday and
Tuesday.
Miss Sue Mcbride has returned
from visit with her friends in New
Lexington.
Six inches of snow yesterday
morning, is March coming in like
drove OF sheep.
Oliver Duffy of Union Furnace
was in Logan and made the Sentinel
very pleasant call.
MIR. and Mrs. John w. Hes of
South Bloomingville We're in our
city on last Monday.
Miss Emma Williga spent few
days last week with her mother on
North Mulberry street.
Mrs. Nancy Angle of Oak street,
who has been confined to her bed for
the last week, isimproying.
MIR. John Conkle one of the
prominent farmers of near Ewing
was pleasant caller at this Office
last Monday.
Rev. Father Powers delivered
very eloquent Lenten sermon at St.
Mary's church Lancaster, on last
Wednesday eyening.
Cold and changeable winter
weather continues. Now is the time
to buy Jacket or Cape at about
half price at Stiers d Co.'S.
Mr.. l. A. Vorls, one of the
prominent lawyers of Lancaster, was
IN the city last Monday, the guest
Of bis venerable relative, Grandma
ButiL.
Henry Clay Drinkle, of Lancas-
ter, was in our city on last Monday,
attending the 96th. birthday of
Aunt Butin, and enjoying also his
saith.
Wanted-The person who was On
train to Columbus June 80 last
when man was put off for nonpay
ment of Fare-Plesse write 7. j.
Farrell, S. w. Cor. Rich & High,
Columbus, Ohio.
Miss Maggie Mcbride is East,
this week, purchasing goods for the
Spring Milliney trade. The Misses
Mcbride will be prepared in few
days to furnish their patrons with all
the latest IN style, the prettiest in
finish, in any of the lines of Millen
ary goods. Look for the advertis-
ment next week.
The knights of Pythias Of Lancas-
gave banquet last Thursday even
ing tc their Columbus comrads. 1t
was one of the most delightful affairs
the city has ever enjoyed. Our friends
The Generals of the order have our
thanks for the courtesy and compli
ments of an invitation to eat salt
ulder the tent, and break. bread with
them at the festal board.
We are indebted to Miss Jennie
Bowlby, formerly of Logan, but now
at St Marys of the Springs, for the
following notice.
One of Banges best and funniest
plays "The Bicyclers" was repeated
last Wednesday evening by the Nav
AFRO Dramatic club OF st Marys of
the Springs Academy, together with
a first rendition OF "a Perplexing
Situation" marked too, by broad and
hearty humor. The entertainments
given by the Navarro club are al
ways successful, the members seem to
enter fully into the spirit of the auth
or whom they creditably interpret
and their evenings are always antic-
ipated and remembered with pleas
ure. These plays were of no except
ion to the rule. Mr. Bange's keen wit