The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-02-27

SENTINEL for Mr.. SCOTS advertise
ment of the arrival of Spring
Goods,
Mr. and Mrs Chas. E. IIansel are
happy j" the possession Of a fifteen
pound hoy, who arrive ut their no me
Yesterday morning. Billy Ack-r -
ais" an stills. s.spp,ny high AMI ths
pr"u,iest y"rng grandpa in town.
We have learned little Dray-
man arrived at the home of Mr..
f, 7. H'rden on February 5th, he
is a bright little fellow and weighs
but seven pounds. Mother and
child are doing fins ut the present.
The red bird, first messenger of
the spring, arrived in Logan on
last Sunday. "One swallow does
not make summer" but the arri-
val or the Red bird is procl ,ma-
tion that the reign of the ground
hog is over.
Joe West who was arrested and
taken to New Lexington Jail for
shooting customer in his store.
has been released on n $4,000. 90
bond, Eli West and several Others,
bondsmen. The wounded man
is recovering. West is at home
attending to business.
| The New Straitsville Record
has the following personals: Mr..
Adam Goodlive and Sons OF Max
vile, made q business trip to
Lngan last Tuesday. Also ]. ".
Kimball and Thos. H. Goodlive of
Maxville, were in Logan last
Tuesday on business
Miss Carpenter, pupil at the
Smith Chapel school, met with n
serious accident while coasting,
on las, Friday, breaking her leg,
and injuring her, 1t is feared inter
nally. DR.. Campbell eet the
bones, and If other injuries do
not develop. she will get well.
"Paradise Lost will be DR. H.
Stew .rd's Sunday morning sub
ject at the Presbyterian church.
At7P. NJ. no will speak on "a
Rich Beggar." More additions to
the church Last Sunday and an 9TH
er opportunity will be given the
coming Sundayr Come and assist
by your presence.
Judge Cultrap. has Issued al or.
der requiring the County B',rI #
Visitors {" meet At once sn.i make
a,.d file report # their invisti.a
iions. He says '4hers il n" more
imrortsnt h.'ard in the county than
this" aud that their recon menia
si"ns shonl.l h,vs great weight and
support, and to report at once.
Mis-. EIgin. daughter of Mr.. and
Mos g. q G,ye died an We.l,es.
LAY of la<t week. The funeral frnm
the Presbyterian chirah on S,rnr-
day. Dr.. Steward officiating was
largely at.sn'iei t.y her vomp,ni.'n..
and the many friends Of the fam,ly
whose sympathy are given to the
bereavcd.
A Masquerade party was given
by Miss Jennie Oliver last Thurs
day evening to several OF her youn.
lady friends. The occasion being
her l4rh birthday. Several pref!
ty and unique consumes were
seen among the masqucradrs. The
young ladies report a good time,
and wished Miss Jennie, many
happy returns of the day.
Chicago, Ill. 1 consider Miss
Mougey one of the most charming
entertainers I ever heard. She
possesses a voice Of rare sweetness,
and natural personal grace that
one ut first sight. Her
powers of impersonatlon and
delineaticn show her to
be an artistic Of surprising ability.
-FRANK Asa Dorr. Opera House,
Friday evening, Feb. %.
Prince Henry arrived in New
York on last Sun lay aul vas given
a hearty welcome, rs hs deservei.
He was not welcomed as the repre-
Of the oil w"riL royalty,
bnt as q represent s:ivr of the Ger.
man ps"ple. who Constitute such a
strong element of our Amer,..a
people, anl as an b ,as.t. imlE,Sls |,
ma" and a gentleman. Princs Hen. I
~ anl all COOL germ,ns like him.
will always he Welcomed to our
Miss Mougey rendered '.Blue
and Gray" in "Reciprocal Rela-:::
tions." She possesses rarest gen. ,
ius, sweetest taste. and a grace |
in utterance that all interpreters
might covet- Divided by ''Colum-
bia" and ''Dixie," but one in ::
raIY,o S.vnok Hov~o o,o <h.