The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-05-14
Local News.

Local News.
Mr.. VIM. Waner is visiting in
Chillicothe this week.
Mr.. J. W. Slaughter spent Sun
day with friends in Athens,
DR.. Beery's Telephone numbers
are Office 7s, residence 1901.
Mr. PEGGY Buckley was Sunday
visitor with relatives in jackson.
Judge Riason of Laurelville was
visitor in Logan on last Saturday.
Mr.. Mckay has enlarged and re-
modelled his residence ON Walnut
street.
Iagoo, the Great Spring Tonic,
45c for large bottle at Bort & Co.'S.
Drug Store.
Mr.. Graves Of Columbus is a
pleasant visitor this week with
Mr.. Bort and family,
Col. Weldy was in Columbus on
Tuesday on business before the
Board of Public Works.
Mr. John C. Petit was called to
Stella on last Saturday on account
of the sickness of his father.
Miss Mary Ford, eldest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Ford,
,is seriously i'll Of appendicitis.
Prof. Rayman has been re elected
superintendent of the East Liver
pool schools with an increase of
salary.
Mr.. Amos Beery, after a very
delightful visit with relatives near
Logan, returned to his home in Co.
lumbus Tuesday.
Judge Maurice Donahue and
wife, Of New Lexington, have ar
ranged for several months trip
to Europe this summer.
Mrs. Willis Lemon and son,
Chester, of Toledo, were called to
Logan Thursday by the death OF
her father, Mr.. John C. Wolf.
Miss Mary Stedom delightfully."-
entertained the Progressive Pedro
club at her home last Friday even
ing. Miss Ella Stalter won first
! prize.
Miss Ada Jenkins, one of Lam
casters handsome and accom-
plished society ladies, was the
Sunday guest Of Miss Estella
6trentz.
The commissioners seem to have
forgotten that an election was held
ON Free Pixies. The Executive
Committee may call another mass
neeting.
Mr., Archie Harsh, one of the
prominent young business men of
Columbus, is q pleasant visitor
this week with his uncle, Mr.. Joe
Harsh, near Logan
Mr.. Michael Krumlaugh and sis
ter, Fannie, of Somerset, coming
ON the overland route, were visit
itors in our city last Sunday, the
guests Of Miss Louie Green.
The movement of the literary
clubs of our town to improve and
beautify our city, especially the
public grounds. is meeting with
hearty endorsement by all the
people.
A vicious william, on last Friday
afternoon, stabbed a colt belong
ing to John Filing, who lives just
north of town. The poor brute
died from the wound. Mr.. Filing
haa no idea of the Williams identity.
We regret to learn that Mr.. VIM.
Sloan, of near Enterprise, the ven
cradle father of Peter Sloan and
brother-in-law to Col. Weldy, is
very sick, with not much hopes of
recovery, He is in the seth year
Of his age.
A pupi. In our schools, for car
rying loaded revolver, and firing
Il of on the school grounds. was
fined by the mayor IS and costs.
He should have been sent to the
State Farm where he would be dis
ciplined and made to behave.
Married, at high Ioon, Tuesday
May 10, at his residence in Logan,
Ohio, by Rev. j. F. Williame, Mr..
Allen Davis, of Dayton, and Miss
Luella Mattocks, of Logan. The
happy couple started on an extend
ed wedding tour on the / p. m.
train.
TIE Insurance firm of Lappen 4
Brandt have built up a large busi-
ness in our town and surrounding
country. They represent many of
the hest companies in the country,
and their rates are reasonable. It +,
is advised that before taking out
insurance to consult them. II
We regret to learn that Grand
father Maynard, our former fellow
townsman, now living in Cincin- ,
natl, recently sustained a severe
hurt from a fall. and his recoveryil
is doubtful. He is centennarian, {
and at that age, can not probably I
recover from q hurt, which to one !
Of younger years, would not be Sc
ous in its consequences.