The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-03-02
LOCAL NEWS.
March came in like a lamb.


DR.. J. E. Frasch was Columbus
visitor on Tuesday.
Miss Mary Till is the present
guest of friends in GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. Kerline of Toledo was a bu-
siness visitor in Logan Tuesday.
Miss Anna Brooke of Delaware
visited her parents here last week.
Mr.. Ed Myers of New Lexington
spent Sunday with his parents In
Logan.
Mrs. Tide Houston of Middieport
is visiting her parents in Logan
this week.
Mr.. Fred Shively, clerk at Rem
pe! Hotel, visited in Nelsonviile
On Tuesday.
Miss Anna Fox attended the fu-
neral of Will Scanlon, in Lancas-
ter, Monday.
Mr.. Frank Lind of Columbus
visited Frank Blasius and family
last Thursday.
Clarence Beery of Springfield IS
visiting friends and relatives In
our city this week.
Miss Kate Dasgherty of New
Straitsville is visiting in Logan
this week the guest of friends.
Mr.. Tim Moriarfty and sister,
Kate. attended the funeral OF VIII
Scanlan, in Lancaster, Monday.
Mrs. Sarah Cline is making an
extended visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Warren Bennett, in jackson.
Father Weisinger of Columbus
spent several days in Logan last
week. the guest of Rev. j. B. Mat
tingly.
The fact that the school boys are
seen on almost every corner playing
marble is an evidence that spring
is not far off.
Mr.. Robert Wright is in Marion,
SICK. Mr.. John Robert West is
giving proper and careful attention
TO the feed store.
Mrs. Adolph Stedem and four
shildren, and Miss Trecy Coleman
Of Nelsonville were the Sunday
guests of Miss Cecilia Canty.
Miss Nellie Mathiot. the popular
and efficient teacher at East Clay
ton, is visiting her parents, MIR
and Mrs. John Mathiot, this week
Mrs. J. J. Snider and daughter,
Mrs. Ralph Edmunson, attended
the funeral of her niece. Miss Zet'
ia Snider, in Somerset, Thursday
Miss Ella Deischle entertained
the "Bachelor Maids" and theil
friends at her home on North Wal
nut street last Friday evening will
an oyster supper.
Mrs. Porter Waugh entertained
a half dozen couple last Friday af
ternoon with original and interest
ing guessing contests, which wer
thoroughly enjoyed by all Re
treshments were served.
The many friends of Mrs. Mar.
Sickles, who has been having seri
Gus trouble with her eyes for tn
past several years, will be sorry t
learn that she has almost if no
entirely lost her sight.
Will Scanlon, son of Mr.. E.
Scanlon and former citizen of ou
city, died in Columbus on last Fri
hay. The funeral, in Lancaster o
Monday. was largely attended
many from Logan being present.
Richard Higgins. the auctionee
in the Warner building, is doing
land office business, and if the juds
ment of our Logan ladies can b
relied upon, is offering very goo
bargains in curtains, silver ware
etc. 1t closes Saturday.
Don't forget that, tomorrow evt
ming. the gifted and classic impe'
senator. Newton Beers, will char
acterize in monologue the dramati
personae of his great historic;
play, ssDavid and Jonathan"
the I. o. o. F. Hall. Admissio
25 cents.
Mrs. George Krinn, who is nur'
ing her daughter, Miss Laura, wh
has been so seriously i'll of tvphoi
for the past four or five weeks, i
Columbus, will probly return HON
the first of next week with he
patient, whom we are pleased
note, is convalescing.
Mr.. John Wetzler, representa-
the Jones & Co. coffee anu tea i'll
porters of New York City and Hon
Kong, China, was business Wis
itor in our city the first of the wee
and secured a good trade anon
our merchants. Mr.. Wetz!er is IA
so of the Lancaster Eagle, and