The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-08-28
LOCAL ITEMS.
AROUND TOWN

Kansas, is visiting relatives an
friends in Logan.
Mrs. F. S Pursell and famil
visited Judge Wright and friend
in Lancaster last week.
Mr. Daa Acker is having a hant
some slate roof put on his Eng
property on Mulberry street.
The Hefts are making a hand
some fioish Oh the Collins q Moor
store room.
MIR. Charles Shaw, of Ash Cave
visited relatives in Logan on las
Monday.
The cholera is still spreading OF
the continent. Two cases have ap
penred in London.
Mrs. Harry Ambrose has bee'
paid $3.50 insurance on he
husbands life in the N. Y. Mutu
al Ins. Go.
Mrs.S. II. Bright is spending
,. the summer with his relatives In
the east, and pater Sam grinds
coffe and scOlds.
The railroad company has very
properly re-es,ablished the depot al
GORDON Hill.
Frank Merrick. of Columbus,
at torney for the railway, was IN
the city on last Saturday, study
ing scripture.
Burt Higgins, of Macarthur, is
visiting his brother Rugg, in Lo-
gan this week.
Recorder Weaver recorded last
Monday. a mortgage for two mill
ion dollars from lie G. & Fl. V. K.
R.. to j. Il. Deveraux.
The premium lists for the Hook
ing County Fair, will be ready for
distribution, Sep. LIST.
Fred :Schneemilch, of Gallirolls,
was In town last Monday, and did a
good trade in fruits and provisions
among our grocerymen.
Mrs. Calhoun and daughter
Miss Ella Meek :. have returned
from a months visit among
friends at College Hill, Tiflin.
Rev. Rambo is again in Logan
his health restored. His many
friends gave him a hearty wei
come.
Self made mel are often a gnnd
deal like home made furniture
strong and reliable, but lacking
polish.
Col. Burgess of Ward spent
few hours in the city on last
Saturday, renewing his many old
time acgualntances.
Miss Bobeth. step daughter Of
Frank Myers sustained a sun
stroke on last Wednesday. which
proved nearly fatal. She will
recover.
Yank Mccarthy who has been
a fiji e d with Inflammatory
Rheumatism for some weeks
past leaves this morning for the
Magnetic Springs.
w. @ Adams of Portsmouth
was in the city on yesterday.
meeting hearty welcome from
him many friends.
Nick Weil.nd and Ruben Spur
rler left yesterday morning for a
three weeks sojourn at the Mag
nelic Springs.
Tritsch and Stiers are now pre-
pared for their fall trade. The
readers of the Sentinel will be
advised as to the bargains here
offered next week.
A home camp meeting is in
progress at the Methodist Church.
Services every night. Mrs E. A.
Whitridee, the Evangelist from
Cincinnati will assist the pastor.
All are invited.
Mr. John Culbertson, formerly |
the popular Manager of the Un-
ion Furnace, at present a sue
cessful iron man in Virginia. is
visiting his relatives. the McMan-
iga!s, in Logan this week.
General Keno, Of Ward, cor
respondent of the Columbus Dis
patch, and general manager of
the Hooking county Republicans,
visited Columbus last week and
arrested (the attention) of Pres
ident Greene.
Master Lew Pursell, one of the
bright little Logan boys, visited
his uncle, Judge Silas Wright.
last week, aud was presented
with a fiddle. Master Lew is a
born musician and is as fond of
his present as he will be his
first pair of pants.
The little eight year old son Of
Wilford Stires, of Haydenville,
fell through the srussel on Tues
day, a distance of about s feet,
and SO severely HURT himself that
serious f ears are entertained for
his recovery.
DIR. Wright has bought the
France property on Mulberry |