The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-01-04
LOCAL NEWS.

European Hotel, Columbus spent Sun
day with his parents.
MIR. .lobn Robert West has been
very s,ok the past week, from infla-
nation of the bowels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Brandt have
returned from a months visit among
friends in Harrison county.
Walter Price, with Archie Kreig
10 Charleston spent the Holidays with
relatives and friends in Logan.
There has been seen this cold
spen q wolf and fox running about
the South West part OF Marion tp.
Mr.. and Mrs Foard OF Columbus
spent Christmas with Mrs Foard's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. James Davis.
The largest line Of felt and rub
beE goods and the loYest prices at
Rockwell & Bill ,ger. Jan. 4-3w
ALI the best makes of rubber
goods and the lowest prices at Stock
we'll & Bininger. Jan. 4-sw
Mr.. F. s. Purcell has resigned
his position in Cuba, and be and his
son Lewis, are expected home next
vesk.
MIR. AL Bumgardner, proprietor
Of the junction City Bent Works.
was visitor iu our city on last
Tuesday.
Mrs. Pat Murtba, was called to
Columbus on last Monday to see her
brother Henry Doyle, who is danger
ously sick.
-Marrad-by Rev.J. F. Williams
at his residence in Logan, Dec. 9Th,
Mr. Robert Pargeon and Miss Hattie
?. Thompson.
DIR. Rauch of Wyoming, speut
the Holidays among relatives and
friends in Logan. He is well, look.
ing we'll, and doing we'll.
Mr.. Jacob Schwartz was called
TO Columbus on last Monday to the
bed side of bis daughter Bessie,
who is not expected to live long.
Miss McCortney who has been in
the telephone service since it started
has resigned her place, and the vacan
oy has been filled by Miss Shannon.
This cold weather you will neei
felt boots. Stockwell q Bininger
have the largest line aud lowest pric-
es. Jan, 4-3w
-Fr. Doherty former pastor Of St
Johns church and beloved BY bis con-
gregatiou, died at the hospital, in
Cincinnati on New Years day. The
prayer, peace, rest to his soul.
will Eisile, after months pleas
ant visit among friends and relatives
10 Northern Ohio aud Indiana, has
returned home in good health and
good spirits.
The governor has pardoned Nc
Curgish OF Murry city. sentenced for
life for killing Lafollet in 1891. The
pardon Is granted on the grounds that
be is not expected to snryive any
length oft;me, sick with consumption.
For rent, house with rooms. we'll
and cistern and cellar in good con-
dition-gas, on east Hunter street.
Rent veiy reasonable. Inquire of
Ed Beck. Jan. 4-3w
Harry Work of Lancaster, hus.
baud Of Fanny Wright, eldest daugh-
ter of Judge Silas II. Wright died
on last Friday. The bsreaved have
the sympathy of many friends in Lo-
gar
Tho death of Mr.. Jacob Weaver
st his home in Colu mbus last week,
occasions profound sorrow among a
wide circle Of friends in Hooking
county where, a. Recorder, be served
the public faithfully and we'll.
-Married-On Saturday January
9Th At the NJ. E. Parsonage in Logan
Mr. James L. Goodwin, to Miss Josie
N. Lacey both of Union Furnace,
Hooking Co.. by A. A. Sayre, Pastor
of the M. 4. church.
Married AT the home of Pro-
fessor Sparks. on Mulberry st. on
Dec. 9th. Mr. James L. Stol:z of To-
ledo Ohio. to Miss Mary NJ. Smith
nf Hooking county, by a. A. Sayre
psstor Of the NJ. 4. church.
A happy and pleasept evening is
promised TO those attending the en-.
lyrtaiDmsn. to be giv.ss BY Mr.. G, n.