The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1904-12-29

Miss Florence Snider is spending
this week with her parents in Som
erset.
Mr.. j. ID. Clark Of Lancnstc
spent Christmas with relatives III
Logan
Mr.. Harry Rndabaugh spen,
Xmas with his parents ia Lancas.
ter, Ohio.
Miss Anna Recktenwald of Co.
lumbus is II pleasant Logan visitor
this week.
Mr.. jesse Beery of Union Fur.
mace spent Xmas with his sister,
Mrs. Ed Oliver.
John Doebele of Dayton is spend.
ing his holiday vacation with his
parents in Logan.
Miss Edna Armstrong of Murray
City is spending this week with
her mother in Logan.
Miss Nell Kittner Of Jacksonville,
Illinois, Is the present guest of
Miss Virginia Welty.
Miss Sue Mathiott returned Sum
dav from u visit with her sister,
Mrs. Reed, in Chnuncy.
Miss Virginia Welty entertains
the Sewing Circle with cards this
(rhursdayl evening.
Miss Ethel Waller is spending
this week in Ilesboro the guest of
MIR. Sam Nixon and family.
Speelman's orchestra furnished
the excellent music for the Short
Skate dance Tuesday night.
Mr.. Fred Sain of Huntington,
West Virginia, is visiting here the
guest Of Mr.. Herb Johnston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bright are
spending the holidays with Mrs.
Bright's parents in Marvsvllle.
Arch Kennard of Lancaster was
the Sunday guest OF his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kennard.
Miss Margaret Mcbride of Ath-
ems is spending the holidays with
her mother, Mrs. s. K Mcbride.
Mrs. Joseph Quinn of Nelson.
vile was the guest of her mother,
Mrs. Barbara Acker, over Christ
mas.
Warren Lanning and family eat
their Christmas dinner with Capt.
and Mrs. Hiram Rosser, in the cap
ital city.
Mr.. Dal Sunderland of Dallas.
Texas, spent Christmas here with |
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Sunderland.
Lowell Sparks, who is attending
college at Lancaster, spent Xmas
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. NJ. Sparks.
Kenneth Sherrard OF Nelsonville
spent Xmas Sunday with his par
snts, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Sherrard,
south of Logan.
Harry Eckhart of Cleveland is
spending the holidays with his
parents, Mr.. and-Mrs. John Eek
,art, in our city.
Miss Kate Daugherty has re-
;urned to her home in New Straits
7ille after an extended stay with
friends in Logan.
Mr.. John Davey, attending the
Athens University, is spending his
holiday vacation at home with his
Mr. and Mrs. F. o. Davey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reckten-
valid now occupy their handsome
residence on East Hunter street,
where they are sat home" to their
many friends.
Thomas Wood, the jolly, accom-
nodating blacksmith at the Logan
is not enjoying an en-
'orced vacation with his old COM
'ade, Colonel Lumbago.
The Short Skates gave the annu-
Il Christmas Ball at the Red Mems
lall Tuesday night. An unusually
arge number were present and an
good time was had.
Communion services at the Pres
,yterian church, with public re.
'eption of new members, at the
morning service. At Z p. m. DIR.
Steward will preach on an appro-
,rlate New Years motto. Good |
music.
There will be very interesting
meeting of the Woman's Relief
Corps Saturday evening. Prepa-
ations for installation and other
yery important matters are to be-
A full attendance is
lesired.
The excursion rates for Christ
mas and New Years holidays on
he Hooking Valley Railroad, will
,e one and one-third fare for round
rip. Tickets will be sold Decem-
'er Oath. 25th, Goth, 31st and JAN
larry 1st and Cd. good for return
Until January 4th, 1905,
The puzzling question of how
russian words should be translit-
rated into English Is considered
n the american Monthly Re0iezv
+ Revlevs for January, 1905, by {
1r Herman Rosenthal, of the New
,ork Public Library. The letters
f the Russian alphabet are shown
18th their English equivalents and
he rules presented for the trans ,