The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-09-21
LOCAL NEWS.


week.
Will Barron of Rockbridge,
spent Sunday in Logan with
friends.
Judge Riason of Laurelville was
q professional visitor in our city
Friday.
Mrs. Hickman of Newark is
the guest of her sister Miss Matte
Dollison.
Mrs. n. NJ. Till left Monday for
an extended visit with relatives In
Greenfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Flum of Co
]umbus were guests of Mrs. Geo.
Shorr last week.
Quite large number of Logan
ties attended the ball game atNew
Straitsville Sunday.
Mrs. Harrington of Akron, is
spending the week with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jacob Pfeiffer.
Mrs. Charles Devoe of Colum-
bus is the guest of her parents Mr..
and Mrs Hiram Kanode.
Mrs. L. A. Warner. spent Sun
day in Haydenville. with her
daughter, Mrs. Woodwork.
Miss Rose McCourtney, attend
ant at Athens Hospital, spent Sun
day with her mother in Logan.
Miss Carrie Lutz has returned
from an extended visit at the
Portland Exposition and Chicago.
Mr.. Elmer Sands was called to
Baltimore, last Thursday, by the
death of his neice, Miss Etel john
son.
Mr.. Frank Judy made an extra
trip down the Valley in the inter-
est of Charles Rose, the clothier,
Monday.
Mrs. H. II. Lanning and little
daughters, Bessie and Carrie, of
Murray, are the guests of Mrs. J.
H. Carnes.
Mrs. Charles Young of Nelson
vile was the Sunday guest of her
mother, Mrs. George Brehm, of
East Main street.
The Misses Christ vino have
been tine guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Schaffer, left for their home
In Circleville, Saturday.
Jacob Kranltz. Miss Mary Nc
Bride, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ucker and
Mrs. Herb Hes were visiting friends
in New Straitsville Sunday.
John Kleinschmidt, one Of our
most popular bricklayers and an
artist in his business, is employed
at New Straitsville this week.
Col. Lush Hull one of the lead
ing republicans of Ward was in
our city Monday, as petit juror.
He was given hearty welcome.
Lawrence Gano, recently en-
ployed in Munice, Indiana, has ac-
cepted very lucrative position
with coal company at Floodwood.
Mrs. Charles Hansel and three
little ones, after three weeks Wis
it with relatives in and about Lo-
gan, returned to her home in Jack
sen Monday.
Rev. J. C. Bridwell of Vinton
county. now associated with the
Democratic State Executive COM
miGtee, was a visitor in our city
the last of the week.
Miss Florence Weis, met with a
painful accident on last Friday,
In falling down the cellar steps,
breaking a rib and sustaining
other slight injuries.
Miss Lille Wright, who was to
have started for Delaware college
Tuesday was prevented from a Sc
we're sprain of an ankle. She hopes
to be able to start the first of the
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Atop and
family of Columbus, and Mrs
Warren Bennett and daughter
Fern, of Jackson, were the ovel
Sunday guests of Mrs. Sarah
Cline.
Ex-County Treasurer, E. NJ
West, now one of the capital city'i
most popular capitalists, was
shaking hands and renewing ole
acauaintances in the Queen City
Friday.
The commissioners gave out
their annual report for publication
Monday, see in other columns, to
all four of the papers at J rates
The report is puslished according
to the form submitted by the state
and is much handler for references.
On last Saturday Miss Clara
Quinn. Stenpgrapher for Snider's
Bent Works, while closing a win.
dow at the office received a severe
wound on the arm from a broken
pain of glass. DIR. Campbell was
called and found it necessary te
take three stitches in the wound.
The barn of John Buchanan two
miles south Of Logan, was struck
by lightning and completely de.
stroyed. His summer crops con
sistlng of 24O bushels of grain, %
tons of hay straw stack adjoining
and farm implements were burned
His loss will probably reach SI20(
partly covered by insurance.
Mrs. Alexander Martin of Lau.
relville, who has many relatives
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