The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-01-26
LOCAL NEWS.

Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Mil
Ter, Thursday last, a 3-pouud son.
Joseph Quinn and wife of Nelson
vile were sunday guests Of LogaI rel
atives.
Mrs. Wellington Titld and little son.
Master Alien, of Lancaster are the
present guests of Mrs. j. W. Trilsch.
Mrs Porter Higgins and Miss Ber-
tha Johnston of Mi,ldleport are guests
OF their parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. Nathan
Johnston.
Fr. Mat,ingly was called to Zanes-
vile last Thursday Ivy the serious ill
ness of his brothers wife, Mrs. Bern-
ard MatriugIy.
Married. on last Saturday evening,
January 81, hy Squire Newman at
his Office, Mr. Fred Angle and Miss
Blanche Baird, both of Logan.
Mr.. Fred Ambrose celebrated his
2lst birthday nn !asi Friday by Civ
ing a turkey dinner TO a number of his
friends The turkey was carved early
but not served until after midri ght.
Ruth, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Sherrard, died Wednt sday even
ing CT consumption. Funeral tomorrow
afternoon at o',:iock from The NJ. E.
Church.
High School entertainment. Radium.
Liquid Air and Wireless Telegraphv.
Reserved seats Is cents. general adj
mission so cents. Secure seals at
Bort's drug store Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. John Dolan of Murray CITY,
formerly Democrat but recently an
active Republican politician of Wsri,
has been sppointed Deputy Mine In-
spector for The Hoe ing Valley Dis
irict. in place Of Lucias w. Hall. re-
sigued.
The committee soliciting for dona-
tions for bonus to bring the railroad
shops here have met with gratifying
success Over $4,000 has been already
subscribed. Ell Price and F. F.
Rempel $500. Hrsoa and Sni,lers
1900, and numbrr of Other, 800
The expectation is that S. 900 will he
subscribed this week.
A theatre train runs tonight, leav-
ing at 5 p. H.. from Logan to Ne:snn-
Vile. returning after the performance.
Mr.. Yerges has tickets for sale. When
hundreds of our people secure special
tram To attend theatre in NelsunvilIe,
it imks, to man in the gallery, that
the Knppe management here is not to
the satisfaction of our theatre going
public.
Bro. Frank Magee, proprietor of the
Macarthur Democrat. getting Lonesome
in our 7ih ward of Logan. came up TO
our city on last Monday and spent the
dav witnessing our business activity
and enjovmg The many metropolitan
attractions. Brn. Magee has news
paper far ahead of his hamlet. and
twice as big as the Democratic popu-
ulatiuu.
Colonel Lucius Hull of Murra7
City. chairman of the Juhn F. Wh,te
central committee. was in the city on
last Monday for the purn'se of having
o conference OH the political situation.
Mr.. White, inwever. was in Near
thur on Saturday and Sunday. and
from there went through III haste on
Monday to Columbus TO see the COVER
Gar. Chairman Hull did not see Rep
resentalive Bright.
On last Sunday Dr.. Pullen lived
the anniversary of his 10th birthday.
The occasion was net celebrated by
pump or formal demonstration, but the
good o.d family doctor has in testi-
mony the hearty congratulations OF
this entire community and the earnest
wish that in the many years hoped for
him yet among us, his future may be
as calm and conteEted rs the lite be
has lived, and his many more birth
days in coming years, as pleasant as
that of last Sunday.
On the recommendation of John F.
White MIR. w. r. Thrush of WASH
ington township, and secretary of the
Republican central committee, has
been appointed by A. l. Voris. State
Insurance Commissioner. to clerkship
in that office, and Miss Anna, daugh-
ter of Mr.. A. II. Brnoke, has been Sc
lecte,l as teacher in the Girls Indus
trial school at Delaware Deputy
Mine Inspector Dolan of Murray City.
is another of tie Reformer's app .iHfees
to places under the Herrick admins
trat.or.
January 10th, February 21st and