The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-02-14
Local News.
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-Fr. Powers, who attended rh,
young man Judy, has been quaran-
tined.
Mrs. Helen Bowen and Mrs. Chas
Rose have VALENTINO party at Mrs
Bowens today.
Mrs. Judge Wright had the MIN
bic Needles and Thimble club fol
company on last Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. R. D. McManigal enter.
tanned pleasant company of ladies
OF the Sewing circle on last Tuesday
afternoon.
Col. Mulligan, Gen. Route Agt.
for the Adams Express Co. was in
she city on Tuesday, guest of Mr..
Schwenke.
Miss Addle Rochester, daughter
of the late Joseph Rochester, Sr. died
At her home on yesterday. Funeral
Friday afternoon.
-tLimitations" will be DR.. Stew
ards Sunday morning subject at the
Presbyterian church. Evening SUBJ
ject aAn Afflicted Officer"
-Mr. James Kessier, of New Lex
ington, partner of Charley Beck in
the Bowling Alley, died suddenly in
New Lexington yesterday.
Mr.. F. S. Pursell was called to
Cincinnati yesterday BY the death of
his sister, Mrs. Levi, known to our
community as Mrs. Ed Crooks.
DIR. Lyons, as Health Officer, is
the right man in the right place. He
is good doctor, a man of practical
sense, and courteous gentleman.
The Logan Elks give Banquet
and Reception on next Monday eve
ming. Gov. Nash will be present,
and give the old boys a word of
good cheer.
-Married-On Monday Feb. IL"
1901, at Logan o. by D. Il. Lappen
J. p, Mr.. James A. Bunting and
Mss Clara Lantz of Job, Hooking
county, Ohio.
-Messrs George Kreishbaum and
Porter Price open their new grocery
store in the Johny Trash room on
next Monday. We bespeak for the
new firm, the best of success.
Col. Mcdonald of Newark,
General Auditor of the Logan Nat
ural Gas Co., was in the city on last
Monday on a visit of inspection. He
Is thoroughly pleased with the con-
dition of business in our city.
1.-THE Two Merry Tramps" at
the Opera House last Monday night
was a delieh ehtfu!, jolly show, the
Hall was crowded, and everybody
pleased. We heartily recommend
the company wherever it goes.
Father Kelley, who lectured in
the Opera House on Saturday even
ing. celebrated Mass at St. Johns
church on Sunday and preached an
impressive sermon On the "Harvest
of good seeds sown on good ground.
lie left Oh Sunday night for Buffalo,
N. Y, to ELL an engagement in that
CITY,
Miss Sadie Frash, daughter of
Mr.. Fred Trash, died at her home on
last Tuesday evening. She had long
been an invalid, and her death though
not unexpected, causes profound sor-
row in large circle of friends who
knew her to be good woman, and a
dutiful daughter. Funeral Friday
morning at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chatfield of the
Murray City News were visitors in
our city on last Monday. Bro.
Chai6eld proposes, in connection
with his News, to publish monthly
magazine. to be called the Tale Tell
er, which will be devoted to romance
and poetry, mostly his own contrl-
buttons. The Tale Teller is an hon.
orable venture on the journalistic sea, 1
but We hope it will be a success.
Agents will canvass our city for sub
scribers, and We hope to see our ma
tive talent, in the Magazine field.
literally encouraged.
The Twice Five c;uS met at Mr..
Greens on last monday evening and
Suicide. The members {
and wives and guests, company of
forty, soon disposed of the "dead or
killing subject" and devoted the |
evening to a good social time. The t
was served to refreshments '
by the Misses Green. assisted by their 4
mother. The next meeting will be @
at Mr.. Lowrys, when the Hanna, =
Ship Subsidy bill Will be taken up S
and disposed of in defiance of any
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