The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-10-05
LOCAL NEWS.

yesterday.
The Commissioners were in ses
sion last Saturday. -
School supplies of all kinds a
Cases Drug Store.
Girls school shoes in all sizes
$50 pr. Stockwell & Bininge
Lancaster, Ohio, Oct l1th tc
14th account Fairfield County Fair
Half rates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rochester and
family spent Sunday with relatives
in Nelsonv:lle,
Richardson's embroidery silk
and stamped patterns at Mrs. S. j.
Thornburghs. . i
Cincinnati & return Oct. 18th,
18th and 14th. Cool tor return Oct.
21st. Half Fare.
Mr.. George Nangle of Junction
City was welcome visitor in Lo-
gan. on Tuesday.
The business of the present term
OF Court has been disposed of and
the Jury discharged.
Mrs Ed Scanlan returned home,
Sunday, after a weeks visit IN Col
umbns and Lancaster.
Misses Josephine Rochester and
Margaret Tbornburg we're visitors in
'Athens last Thursday.
Seattle, Wash. and return, Oct
18th 18th and l4th. Half Fare. Good
for return until Nov. 18th.
--Infrmary Director Wright, who
was SO seriously hurt, is improving,
and it is hoped will get we'll.
Mrs. Haines has disposed of her
household goods and left for Chicago
where she will make her future
home.
l-Call and have your dresses made
by Miss Rose Scanlan. who uses the
Worlds Fair premium system to cut
and fit with.
Mr.. Will Allen, one af the prom
feint young lawyers of New Lexihg /
ton was welcome visitor in our city,
last Sunday.
The Democrats Executive Com
mittee invites democrats to call at
Head Quarters 10 the Price Building, |
entrance oil Mulberry street.
Mr. Sam Baird has been engag-
I'd with a number of men, taking |
down the Furnace at Orbiston, intend
ing to remove the works to Buffalo.
The Scarlet Fever is in over
dozen families in Logan at this time.
No deaths have vet occurred. The
Board'of Health has ordered strict
quarantine.
J DIR. Rorick, the efficient Superin-
tendk.t OF the Athens Asylum was
in our city on Monday, and provid-
ed for the transfer of three insane in
mates at the lnfirmary, to bis Insti-
tntion.
MIR Joe Weiland of New Lex
ington accompanied the funera. cor
ssge of Thomas Hare last Sunday,
and remained a visitor in our city,
several days, among friends and rel.
atives.
!" Five members were received
INTO the Presbyterian church last
Sunday The services on next Sum-
day morning will he of special inter-
est and DR.. Steward would like to
zee every member of the church and
congregation present. His morning
subject will be"A Splendid Example"
evening subject, "Modern Easaus." {
Thomas Hare, fomerly of our
city, and one Of our most promising
'oune men, died of typhoid fever on {
sst Saturday, in New Lexington, '
there b. had been employed for sew n
raj months. The remains were
srought to Logan tor interment on :
ast Sunday. The funeral services
'ere conducted by the Knights of ST
ohn, Of which society, he was an
ed member.
ro Wells of the Buckeye Nell
News has been sued by Prot.
Superintendent of the Nelson z
chools, in the sum CT $50, 900
Wells. in his paper stated that q
Is "a liar and a theft" and IN a
at he can prove the charge. ii
;ret the trouble between the !,
and the Professor, but have :,
Joy in knowing that an editors !"
mt is estimated at fifty thons-
d.