The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-01-10
LOCAL MATTER,
This is leap year,
Bub Voris has a new bus.
1891 and dent forget it!

1881 and dent forget IT!
4 suov ptov conid be used o.
..,e nexi In iiS IL order is leal
sear parties.
Real Becker's new advertise
ment This week.
During the year 1883. but few
deaths occurred.
Snow fell to the depth Of ten
inches on Monday night.
Squire John Crawford is re-
ported as dangerously ill.
About all of our saloon men
have their ice houses filled.
Logan was extremely fortu
nate in having no fires last year
Ed. Jourgensmeier is getting
out and shipping ice to Straits
vile.
Barney Engle had lls snow
plow at work on Tuesday morn
ing at 6 o'clock.
The Logan Union Schools
opened in Logan on Monday with
an average attendance.
The churches were not ~ell at
tended, last Sabbath. owing to
the bad weather.
VIM. Markell, Of Saitcrees twr.
left on the Sth for Missouri,
Texas, Kansas and Arkansas
The trial of L. d. Vickers for
killing McVeigh began in Near
thur on last Tuesday
The Sons of Veterans give a
supper and ball to night. The
festiyal promises TO be enjoyable.
Mr.. Ezra Bowers and Hugh
Hankison spent pleasant hour
with the Sentinel boys on last
Tuesday.
The Logan girls have adopted
the following motto for leap
year: IF you see what you
want ask for it.
Mrs. G. ". Downs and son,
Turney. of CircieviIIe, spent a
few days in Logan visiting her
brother Harlow White.
Services will be held in the
Episcopal Chapel next Sunday,
at 1890. a. M, and at 3:l5. D. Ia.
All are invited.
Geo. Myers fell into hole cut
in the ice at the Deep Cut Oh le.si
Tuesday. Later in the day Dole
Siedem, John Sl,rxier and ,he
old man Natter broke through.
Geo. Hartlnan's new hail has
been opened and 10 now ready
to be used by parties Who wish
to run dances, and a splendid
place for entertainments.
NJ. Hart Buiin Of M:iiieto.n,
Butler county, visited last week
among his relatives and his old
time friends in Lngam an | meet
ing with hearty welcome.
Mr. John tianse: returned :
few days ago from a weeks visit
10 his son in Tennessee. I;e
bought his boy Saw Mil, and
left him happy hopeful and pros
porous.
Mr.. Zintsmaster, The popular
baker occupying the Mcbride
property, after long and pain
full illness, died on last Friday.
His remains were taken to Zanes
vile for iuiermeat on last Sat
urday.
The snow-plow done valuable
service in clearing the side wals
on Tuesday and Wednesday,
Our citizens on the back streets.
however, complain because the
street commissioner failed to visit
them, and give pedestrians an
opportunity TO get on Main st.
a little child, son of Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Ed. Jonrgensmier, died on
last Saturday from congestion of
the lungs. The funeral was on
Sunday from the Lutheran Church
on Mulberry street. The parents
have the heartfelt sympathy OF
the public in this hour Of sad
bereavement.
Mr.. Jos. Her, one Of the best |
farmers of Hooking county, has
secured a position with Mrs. |
Mccarthy, on her farm. Joe. is |
one of the faithful, square, hon
est, upright men of our county,
and among the best Of farmers.
Attention is called to the ad- |
vertisement Of the New York |
Tea Store. This is a new enter
prise in Logan. The gentlemen
in charge come 10 Us highly en-
dorsed as men Of enterprise, hon
or and liberality, and we bespexk |
fol. them a liberal patronage from
the readers of the Sentinel.
A case Of scarlet fever has de-
veloped in the family Of sir. Geo.
Eika on Huptor etraot Tha