The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-07-31
LOCAL ITEMS.
Roland Schwarz, employed at
Dayton, is ct home this week.

Roland Schwarz, employed at
Dayton, is ct home this week.
Col. Churchill and wife, Of Co
lumbus, visited Logan last week
V Frank Gallagher rejoices il
the possession of a new daugh
ter.
Rev. Rambo is in New Yori
State, recovering his health. III
hopes to be back in Logan b!
the 1st of September.
Mrs. Ed. Wade. who had been
an invalid for several years, died
at her home on Tuesday of last
week.
Reuben Culver's new residence
just west of Todd's on the pla-
teau, is rapidly approaching COM
pletlOn.
Mr.. jesse Butin returned home
from Kansas last week wit his fam
lily, who had been visiting relatives
in that State.
Miss Alice Candy, a pretty liz
tie Columbus girl, as sweet as
her name implies, is visiting at
Rev. Burns this week.
Miss Bessie Ward. an accom-
plished belle of New Lexington,
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
John Mcbride, this week.
The Trustees of John Harsh
ner's estate offer valuable prop
erty for sale, advertisement of
which appears elsewhere.
A camp meeting of Baptis is
will be held at Judge Wright's
grove, at Millville, commencing
August I'd.
John Weltner, of Good Hope,
is announced in the Gazette as
an Independent candidate for
Commissioner.
John Gallagher tried to keep
it secret. 1t is boy, and John
is just as proud as can be, and is
getting well of his rheumatism.
Mr.. SandforI B,ownley, of
L ckburn, spent a few days
among friends in Logan last
week.
Mrs. Chas E;sele, after an ex-
tended visit to relatives in Perry
county, returned home last Mon
dav.
Josie Rochester, who has been
al the Magnetic Springs for some
weeks past under treatment for
rheumatism, has returned home
much improved in health.
Fred EiseIe. of Baird's, was in
Logan last week. on business
connected with the Furnace
We see by the papers that Fred
is a candidate for Auditor in
Perry. He is fit to fill the office.
ard if nominated will be elected
The Collins & Moore building
is rapidly approaching compile
ton. 1t will be the largest dry
goods room in the Valley, and
one of the handsomest business
houses i'm the State.
Tom Shotwell's house is Gu
rioslty. 1t has forty corners, is
unlike any other house ever built
but from a casual observation, i:
will be, when finished, the most
convenient house 10 live in in
Logan.
Mr.. Enoch Collins new house
on the Pond plateau is rapidly
approaching completion 1t will
be when finished one Of the most
handsome residences of our city.
Judge Finefrock of Mansfield,
brother of Dan Finefrock of our
Cit, visited his relative, Mr..
Troxel Of Millville, last week.
On Thursday Judge Wright and
Major Carlisle of Lancaster, and
their families went down to seel
the old gentleman and spent a
pleasant day with him.
Miss Mary Beck, one of the
handsomest little girls of Lam
caster, is visiting her cousin Mary
Gould, and together the little
Misses made a call at the Senti-
mel Office, bringing sparkle of
JOY and a shower of sunbeames
into the dingy sanctuEl. The
little Misses are invited to come
often.
Mr.. Samuel Lee, of Starr, is one
of our model subscribers. He
called to see us last week, and
perhaps realizing that some of
our thoughtless subscribers who
have sold their wool, forgot their
promises, renewed his subscrip-
ton to 1886. We hope Mr.. Lee
will live and enjoy health, as we
know he will have an easy con-
science, when he hears US COM
plain of subscribers who are as
far behind as he is. ahead.
Rev. Burns held a very inter-
esting religious service in front
of the Court house on last Sun