The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-01-24
The Fra.h grocery room is un-

The Frash grocery room is un-
dergo,ng improvement. The floor
will be leyeled to the pavement, thu
room enlarged, and the general plan
. Of the store will be arranged to pub
lie accommodation. George Krish.
baum will occupy the room with a
; fine stock of groceries.
Mrs. Bennett, of Iowa, and Mrs
Brown, OF Columbus, came to see
their nephew, Andy Nunemaker, in
bis sick room on last Thursday. The
visits of his aunts did Andy more
good than a bottle of liniment or dose
mediciue. lie has been getting well
ever since and before long will be
able to return their visit and the Wis
its also, of his many other friends.
who have in sympathy. called to see
him.
The disposition Of the Farms
murder cases, thought to require all
of the week tor trial, left no assign
/ ed business, and court adjourned on
last Tuesday until Saturday. The
Jury was dismissed from attendance
until Jan 81. Judge Wright is dis.
posing of business with judgement
and dispatch, and establishing a
good feeling among legal antagonists
as we'll as maintaining proper decor
um within the Bar as we'll as on the
outside in the court room.
Col. Coon Reichley, one of the
prominent citizens of Benton, and
resident Of the ash Cave School Dis
trict, was in the city on Monday and
fled application for a corner lot in
the city Of Ash Cave. His applica-
ton has been forwarded to Gen. John
6. Reeves, who will furnish all cor
ner lot applicants with information
relative to the conditions to be COM
piled with in order to get . corner
lot deed, as we'll as the qualifications
necessary for the office of Mayor of
the city.
The Twice Five club had very
entertaining meeting at Herbert
Harringtons on last Monday evening.
The subject. ""Shall We retain the
PHILIPPINES permanently" was ably |
discussed; on the affirmative by Judge
Bright and Mr.. John F. White.
while the negative was maintained by
Senator Lowry and DR.. Steward.
Mrs. Harrington, assisted by Miss
Lucy Walker, served the company
with elegant refreshments while Mrs.
Crawford and Miss Hoyt, entertained
with delightful song and music. The
session continued in social way un-
till the turn of the night, and is con-
sidered by all as one of the most IN
structlve as we'll as most agreeably
entertaining meeting the club has
ever enjoyed. The next meeting 10
at Mr.. John Doherty's, on Monday
evening next, subject Germany"
Col. Thomas j. Curran, of AL.
buquerque, N. NJ, and president of
the Jura-Trias Copper Co., was
visitor in our city last week, guest Of
Senator v. c. Lowry. He gives en-
news to those Of our citi-
zens fortunate enough to bold inter-
ests in the company. The work of
developing the mines Is rapidly pro.
seeding. and every dav additional /,
sVloence - given OF the bonanza the (
stockholders possess. The stock Of Il
he company has rapidly advanced in |
value, and is no longer offered in the |
market. Those who want stock must
oid for it from the already lucky F,
holders. A number of our prominent |
citizens are fortunate to have secured
interests in the mine some months :
'go, and are to be congratulated upon
heir profitable investment. Mr..
Curran, during his visit, made many
pleasant acquaintances who Lope he +
nay come often and stay longer. I