The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-03-15
LOCAL NEWS.

AOOAL NE VIZ.
Several of the Nelsonville boys
spent Sunday in Logan.
Percy Ssnderson OF Lancaster,
called on friends here Sunday.
Dr.. Steward and daughter were
visitors IN Cincinnati, last week.
Sam Helpman of Logan is the
guest of friends at Nj Sterling this
week.
Mrs Speelman was called to
Athens, Sunday by the illness of her
sister.
"A. G. Huston Of Canal Wiuches-
ter spent SUNDAY with his family in
Logan.
-Fr. Powers delivered Lenten
Lecture in Wellston on last Tuesday
evening.
Mr. Byron Wolf of Athen was
the guest of Charles Rose and family
over Sunday.
Charles Huston, Hubert Lap
pen and Lenard Stiers spent Sunday
in Columbus.
Harry Eddington and Gertrude
Sheppard of Nelscnville were guests |
Of Clara Ambrose, Sunday.
The land appraisers have begun
work. Mr.. st Clair is now engaged
in appraising town property.
Mrs. Edith Nichlos Dimes has
returned to Logan, after an extend
ed visi: with friends at Nenia Ohio.
Mrs. w. y. Arson returned
home after two weeks visit with
her husband at Canal Winchester.
Miss Mary McFadden of Colum
bus is visiting in Logan this week,
guest of her sister, Mrs. Lewis Green.
Mrs. John Helpman of Colum-
bus was called to Logan by the SER
ious illn.se of her sister, Miss Laura
Hamer.
-Marr,ed by Rev. J. F. Williams
at his residence in Logan, Mch. 10Th
Mr.. Allen Dillon and Miss Iva NJ.
,SSszton.
MIR. Myron Pond, cashier of the
Somerset Bank was welcomed visi-
among his many friends in Logan
this week.
Plymouth Rock eggs BY the
:. hundred for incubator $3.50 per +,
hundred. Address S. S,iers, Hayden
vile, Ohio.
The Brown Bros. are making
trade lively by telling the people c
where to 60 to get good bargains, I
call and see. II
MIR. John c. Butler, one of the
prominent citizens OF the Democratic S
West End was visitor in our city, q
on last Monday. G
Col. Sands, John White and F.
NJ. Mckay, were in Columbus on last !
Tuesday and will report the Election f
returns to Senator Bright. s
Charley Martin of Ewing has re- $
moved with his family to Columbus,
where be will engage as a blacksmith q
in the Columbus Machine Works. f
FIR. Powers will deliver = lect. c
dre on st. Patrick at St. Johns !,
church next Sunday evening at Z a
O'Clock standard. All are invited. P
For Sale, at bargain. a fine
bay, 8 year old, saddle and driving u
mare. Also horse, buggy and har- u
ness. Address =. Stiers, Haydenville. d
John McCurguish, of Hooking
County, who was convicted in 1888 I
OF second degree murder. was par
doned by Governor Nash On last Thurs e
day. ii
Charley Beck has retired from
employment with Jess Van Horn, and
proposes conducting Bowling Alley
in Rempel Building next to City Lib r
rary.
Mr.. George Work, one of the x
popular young business meu of Col =,
umbas, is visiting among relatives
and friends in Logan this week and
las hearty welcome.
The many personal, as we'll as
political friends Of Gen. Grosvenor
will regret to learn that he is sick in
bed, threatened with pneumonia. He
Was first attacked with grippe.
-Wellman Thurness d Co. have
"opeu door" for the spring trade in >,
the "Invitation to Trade" columns,
of the SENTINEL this week. Read the
advertisement and call at tie store.
Mr.. Henry Schlagetter has t,
Al O.