The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-05-09
Local News.

popular editor of the Defiance Re
publican was welcome visitor las'
Friday among old time friends in Lc
gan.
-Mr. Lawson 1ussing, one o!
the prominent lawyers of New Lex.
ington, was In our city on profess
sional business on last Thursday.
Treasurer elect, Andy Nune.
maker, has almost entirely recover.
ed from his recent illness, and is in
the city and about among the peo
pie again.
MIR. Milt Armstrong, one Of the
prominent farmers, and a leading
Democrat of Perry, was a business
visitor in the city on last Saturday.
Mr.. John Eunz, our former
townsman, now Of Columbus, was a
Logan:visitor Sunday. He has boaght
, lot in the city and building HIM
self home.
The Daughters Of the Needle, a
score Of bright little girls, who are
organized to learn to sew, and enter
tain each other, were pleasantly en-
tertained By Miss Krannis, at her
home on Sun-up Terrace on last Sat-
nrday afternoon.
On last Saturday clses of l20
applicants for certificates appeared
before the Board. This is the larg-
est class in the history of the county.
The examiners were equal to the oc-
caslon, and ali deserving received
certificates.
Go to S. J. Thornburg's for
Ladies trimmed hats for 81. SO and
$500.
Hon. Thomas Ewing of Yonkers,
New York, and sister, Mrs. Ed
Martin of Straitsville, children of
the late Gen. Tom Ewing, were in
the city last Friday on legal busl-
ness.
Mr.. Pat Canty, purchasing
agent for j. J. Snider, was a visit
or at home in Logan, for a few days
This week.
Rev. Good, formerly Nj. E.
Minister in Logrn, now of Colum,
bus, gave very interesting talk on
last Tuesday evening in the NJ. E
church, on his observation ona recent
trip to Cuba.
DIR. Steward is in Cincinnti,
this week, one of the examiners of |
the graduating class of Lane Semin-
ary.
AN entertainment will be given
lis evening in the Opera House un,.
der the auspicies of the Lady Maca-
bees of our city. A hundred or more
of the children of our city will take
part il the entertainment,
Mr.. Rug Hansel of near Ewing,
whose house was burned some time
since, has removed to Logan, occu-
pying the Miss Till property on Mar
ket ST., adjoining the Presbyterian
church. Mr.. Hansel and family will
be cordially welcomed to the society
OF Logan.
MIR. Scott Braddock has pur-
chased the Webb property on Main
Street. adjoining the residedce of
Judge Wright, and will build on it
this summer, handsome residence.
Judge Wright was in Lancas-
ter and New Lexington on last Tues
day, holding breif sessions of Court
at each place.
The Librrry Trustees have Or {
dered 5000 worth of new books.
The patrons of the Library as well
as the general public are under OBJ
legation to Prof. PIerpont for the
good service be has rendered the {
public in this regard, giving us a
course of entertaining AMI instruct D,
i've lectures, and realizing from the
Course. ninty-five dollars for books t
for the Library.
Col. John L. Vance, life time
resident of Gallipolis, and one of
the leading Democrats of Hill OHIO,
has removed to Columbus, and will Q
make that city his future home. We :
regret his departure from the social =
and political circle of IIaw Eaters,
but bespeak for him a cordial vel b
come and happy home in the cap Il
itai city. S
Mr.. Sam Baird of Buffalo, was
in the city last week, renewing ac- tt
quaintances with his many old time b
friends in Logan. He has recently o
engaged in the iron and steel busi- =
ness for himself and it is pleasant
for US to know that he Is making A.,
his venture success. lie has the
best wishes of his many friends in fe
the Hoekinu ValIov Ha invite, -,