The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-02-07
LOCAL MATTER,

LOCAL MATTER.
J. r. Buchtel. of Columbus, Wa
IN the city Monday night on bus
iness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price, of Max
vile, spent Sunday ia Logan the
guests of their son, Il. F. Price.
Farmers, don't fail to attent
the meeting of Woo! Growers OF
the 10th. The meeting is one il
: your interest.
Mr.. Ed. Moriarity, who hat
bsen telegraphing on the Cincin'
natti & Southern Railroad, il
home on a visit.
Mr.. Sam Weldy, a prominent
farmer of Indiana, was visiting
his brother, Col. Weldy. in Lo-
gan last Saturday.
Mr.. Eli Dennis, Of Benton, was
in the city on last Saturday, and
cheered the printer by renewal
for the presidential campaign.
Earried, at the brides home,
January 3lst, 1854, by the Rev.
Louis F. Mittler, Mr.. Charles E.
Hankison and Miss Maggie E..
Wetzel, both OF Hooking county.
Since the weather has moder-
ated the gas has improved, al
though it is yei of E quality not
up to the conditions of the con-
tract.
Services will be held in the
Episcopal Chapel next Sunday,
1890 A. Ii. and 3:15 P. NJ. Com
munion in T. n. All are in
vited.
Miss Eliza Wynn has resigned
her position at the Athens Asy-
lum and is at present seriously
i'll of neuralgia, at her home at
this place.
The Salina Salt Works was
sod last Saturday by the Sheriff
to Pres. NJ n. Green for $l2,-
600, cash. The Pestons, of Mel
sonville, were rival bidders.
The front floor of the court
house has been taken up and
new flooring put down. The
sills are badly rotted. and tho
work became 4 mstterof necsssi-
ty.
Collins & Moore have rented
for one year the front room in
the Mccarthy block, and a. soon
~ the room is completed. will
move into it their stock of Dry
Goods.
The Ground Hog saw his shad-
ow in the sunshine, and Pursell
saw his in the gas light. The
probabilities are that We VII
hav. bad weather and miserable
wit.
Every farmer in the county
should attend the meeting of the
Wool Growers Association on
Saturday, February 16.- Busi-
ness of importance will be before
the meeting.
The Collins & Moore building
will then bS taken down and the
work of putting up a handsome
two-story brick will be at once
begun, and pushed to an early
completion.
Mr.. Buerhaus has sold his Tan
merry to a gentleman from Circle
vile, who proposes TO enlarge
the business and make the Tan
merry one of the important indus
tries of the city.
Mr.. Dan Nixon reports that
the Infirmary farm now keeps.
including inmates, orphans and
employees, one hundred and two
persons. A telerably large fam
lily FIR 4 small county.
Miss Jeness, a brilliant lectur-
er from the East, arrived in Lo-
gan on last Saturday intending
to deliver q lecture in the eve
ming. On account of the short
notice, the entertainment was
not given.
Secretary Sprague, of the State
Wool Growers Associatio !, will
be in Logan on Saturday, Sept,
10th, to address the Wool Grow
ers meeting. Every Wool Grow
er in the county should attend.
Mr.. C. ". James has purchased
the rear building of the Collins
4 Moore property, the law Office
of Rippsy, and recently occupied
by Weldy, and has renewed it to
y lot on Hunter street, intending
to convert it into q dwelling.
Tho bank boss at the Crested
Butte Nine, where the terrible
explosion occurred, notice of
which was published last week, |
was formerly a citizen of Straits