The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-02-09
LOCAL NEWS.

luz last ie W uays save ouotoe"
some sic ighing, the first for the year.
Mrs. ]. p. Rochester will enter
tain the Tourist Club this afternoon
The Antiques met at the home
Of Mrs. T. f. Baker Saturday even-
ing.
-Er. Allen has lost bunch oi
keys. The finder will plea.e return
to him.
DIR Rutter of Needmore, was in
our city on Friday, on professional
business.
Mrs. Lnrenzo ID. Vickers enter
tanned with a Fancy Work Tea last
Thursday afternoon.
Col and Mrs Friesner, after a
months visit among friends in Fair
field have returned home
Come out and hear the choruses
by the Rathbene Sisters, on Friday
night Feb. 10th. 1899.
Miss Kate Doyle an attendant
at the State Hospital, Athens was
Sunday visitor in our city.
-Mre. Frank Rochester, of Athens
is in the city to day to attend the
sler-Rochester Wedding.
DR.. Walter Price of Charleston,
West Va, is visiting his relatives and
friends in Logan this week.
The Euchre Club will give a
Valentine Party at the Misses Well
mans next Tuesday evening.
&c, your supper for 35cts. at
Red Mems Hall and hear the con-
cert following Feb. 10th. 1899.
Miss Julia Wheeler formerly of
our city and Mr.. Stanly Dew of Mel.
sonville were married last week.
-Messrs Ad Upton. Newt Stiers
and Joseph Kemper are invoicing the
grocery stock of Mr.. Pieice's this
week.
Miss Ruth Bishop left the frs.
of the week for visit to Greenfield
&c be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. C.
CARRIER.
Mr.. Martin Kline, an old time
Democrat from near Gibisonville
was pleasant caller at Sentinel
Office on Tuesday last
Miss Louie Green entertained
few of her friends with Boston
Tea on last Thursday evening. Covers
we're laid for six.
After free concert given BY
The Rathbone Sisters on Friday
evening Feb. 10th. you will be serv-
ed to ice cream and cake.
st. Valentines Day is proper
time to remember the printer with
. picture prepared by Uncle Sam,
with dollar marks on it.
The Laurelville Farmers Insti.
tute will be in session on the 18th.
and 10th. An interesting meeting il
promised. All are invited.
Miss Fanchon Larimer has tax.
en- the work of Miss Gould, in the
Office Of Weldy & Burhause. She is
an accomplished stenographer.
MIR. John Harbel, prosperous
and progressive farmer from the
Black Jack country was business
visitor in Cur city On last Tuesday.
MIR. Jacob Cupp of Gibiscnville
and one OF the leading, most active
working Democrats of Laurel, was
q visitor last Tuesday, sleighriding to
mill.
-"Oh the singin Schools beauti-
ful'' and you will think SO when you
hear the free concert at the Red
Mems Hall. Friday evening Feb.
10th.
MIR. Solemn Bowers, one of the
prominent farmers o! Marion, and
one of the old wheel horse democrat
of his township. was pleasant visit
or, last Friday.
Rev. Fr. Powers accompanied
by his nephew, Mr.. VIII Powers of
Rome n. u, were the guests of Rev.
A. A. Cush of New Lexington sever.
al days this week.
Married at the Nj. 4. parsonage,
by Rev. n. w. Good on Feb. sth Mr.
Marshall S. Guenants Of Montgomry
Va. and Miss Darthela Sonders of
New Pittsbnrg, this county.
"A Church for the times" vii
I've DR.. Harley J. Stewards morning
subjec: at the Presbyterian Church.
Evening subject: "Mary and Martha
Special music. All welcome.
Rev. n. W. Good will preach
from the following subjects at the M
i. church next Sunday morning "The
Pledge Of Divine Fellowship Even.
ing"Old Material in new Structures