The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-02-23
LOCAL NEWS.

Al Stiers is a business visitor in
Cleveland this week. : -
Mr.. Walter Blosser spent Sunday
in Columbus With relatives.
Mrs A. K. Smith will entertain the
Sewing Circle Saturday evening.
i Alva Nixon and wife spent Sunday
IN Lancaster the guests of triends.
Mrs Jennie Wright, who has been
very i'll of grippe, is convalescing.
Mia Meta Groves has returned from
2 very ptessans visit In Columbus.
q. w. Rowe returned to his rail-
road duties in Columbus, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Wolfe of Ath-
ans spent Sunday with relatives here.
Mr.. Jesse Miller of Columbus was
the Sunday guest Of Miss julia Ten
hahill. So
Miss Eva Anderson of Columbut
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Godfrey last
Sunday.
ARCHIE Barnes visited his brother,
james Barnes and family, III the cap
ita! city Sunday. :.
Mis- Elizabeth Miller of Jackson
was the guest Of Miss Virginia Welty
the first OF this week.
Mrs. A. ]. Ward of New Lexing-
ton was the SUNDAY guest Of her moth
b., Mrs.. s. E. Mcbride. =. 80
Will Wright of Columbus was a
8 unday visitor in Logan, guest Of bis
brother, Harry O. Wright. '.
Rev. E. M. Scott Of West Rushville
will preach at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning and evening.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. SIangh-
ter on Friday, girl. Mrs. Slaughter
j daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. I. Voris,
Miss Maude McManigal is home
from Wooster for visit with her par
snt,, Dr. and Mrs. B. C. McMaingal.
We are glad to note that Mr.. Bort
has recovered from bis recent serious
sickness, and is able to again attend
70 business . = 50 :.
Miss Mamie Mcfarland, after a
very pleasant months visit in Colum.
bus the guest of her sister, Mrs. Henry
9chwarze returned Tuesday.
The Athletic Club will give a pub
JIG entertainment at Red Mems Hall
Saturday afternoon. Everybody in
Sited. Admission ten cents.
Rev. J. q. Brown left the city Mon
day for his home town, Wellston, to
sssist Rev. W. A. Smith in evangel-
ietic work. He will return Saturday.
The ladies of the Auxiliary of
Knights Of St. John held a very pleas
sht entertainment on the afternoon of
Washington's Birthday,,;n Red Mems
Hail. y = =
Judge George E. Martin has been
sick the last two weeks and unable, to
bold COURT He Is expected here on
1ext Saturday to close up some unfn-
ilhed business.
We are glad to know that Mr. F.
s. Case5swh6 has been seriously sick
from pneumonia, is getting better and
i is hoped will soon be able to attend
70 business. - :.
We had a very pleasant visitor yes
terdaY in Milt-ArmstTong from Perry.
He tells us that the old line Demo-
cfats are with the SENTINEL, are for
house cleaning, and are tor Democratic
lhccess this fall.
We regret to learn this morning-that
Will Channell was seriously hurt while
at work in the mines. Will Channels
i our Candidate for sheriff. We hope
that his hurt is not serious, and that
be will soon be- himself agsin. =
The Twice Five Club met at Judge
Bright's on last Monday evening. The
subject was Chow much book learning
and how much taxable. property the
Niger should have to qualify him for
. voter" The subsidiary question not
Ye! discussed, is, "Should the Tadpole
have wings or legs"
HE controversy between Clerk
Montgomery and Councilman Mori-
aflty in which On unpleasant and un.
profitable law suir seemed Tor: time i'm
pending, has been settled, both par,
ties agreeing that no bad feeling ex-
isted, and that they and their friends
sire friends together. This is the way
good men settle differences. Shake
hands. .:;And ws shake hands with
both Of them. :. go
The Weluan & Co. store is being
repaired in all its departments. and is
putting on new spring clothes. It is
aiso q matter of profitable news to our
readers to know that this store is one
Of the Best Places in Logan and the
Hooking Valley, where Good Goods
and Fair Prices can be had. Next
seek the SERTINRL will tell its ten
lhousspd and more reade. something
.psctsaa shs bargain. ab;e store oasr..
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