The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-05-14

Turtle Soup at Yank McCar-
thy's every Saturday night.
Mr. RAYMOND Belts foundry has
been running the past week.
This is the house cleaning season
and the average man is unh apry
Miss Maggie Hsmblin, of Colum-
bus, O., Is visiting friends in this
city.
Neck Montgomery has improved
his store room by putting in new
front.
Mrs. Gable, of Nelsonville, O.. is'
visiting her son, DIR. Cable, in this
place.
Mr.. Frank Love, of Nelsonville,
was in the city on business on last
Saturday.
Mrs. Pcs,en is putting a pave
ment around her residences On Hun
ter street.
Bob Hamblin. of the Athens AS
ylum, visited relatives in Logan
last Sunday.
Robt. vanatta, of this place is
visiting friends 1T Branchville,
New jersey.
Mr.. Swinehart, attorney ut Adel-
phia and his son, we're in the city
last Tuesday.
Doc I'd White, of Chicago ,and
his wife, ere visiting relatives in
Logan this week
John Mcbride, superintendent of
the canal, Vas in Columbus on bus
mess this week.
Miss Ida Baird and Mrs. James
Dillery, of Baird's Furnace were in
Logan Tuesday last.
The street gang is hard at work
cleaning up the streets.
Eli NJ. West and Al. Elliot are
IN Columbus this week.
Sheriff Mccarthy was in Circle
vile Tuesday on business.
Mr.. Henson Tussing, law stu
dent of New Lexington, was in the
city on last Thursday.
Tho Logan Mfg. Co. have put an
other story on one of the -warehous-
e. adjacent to the factory.
Adam Michel, of Furnactown,
aged about years, died on last
Wednesday of brain fever.
Sam Dresback, one of the enter
prislng business men of NelsonvIile.
was In the city on Tuesday.
Post Master pursslI is laying out
walks and drives through his spa
cious grounds in the west end,
Damon and Pythias-Opera
House, Tonight. Admission 2o
cents. Reserved seats 35 cts.
Harlow White has the largest
Beer Cooler in town. It holds
300 kegs and two loads of ice.
Squire Bowen has been painting
the ceiling aud wood work in the
halls at the Court House the past
wcek.
Mr.. Kissenger, manager of the
Syndicate etore at Nelsonville, was
in the Queen city, Tuesday buying
good.
The pavemet in front of t'e
Court House Is being levs!ed up
and repaired this week by Mr..
Smoot.
Mr.. Geo Michel, of Pt. Pleasant,
W. Va. was called home on last
Wednesday by the death of his Int
tie brother.
Mr.. W. p. Miller, one of the act
i've yonurg Democrats of Union
Furnace, made US pleasant call on
last Saturday.
Go TO Harlow Whites for the
best and coolest Beer in town.
Also, the best brands of whis-
KEYS and wines, always on hand.
Rev. DR.. Kendreck will preach
in the Episcopal Chapel neyt Fri
day evening May 18th, at 7:sO o
clock. All are cordially invited.
]. E. Tritsch's WooIen Mills
commenced running again last Mon
day, and it is expected will have q
good run of work until next Janu-
ary.
Clerk McCourtney and family
visited their old home at st. Pat
ricks last Sunday, and enjoyed
good country dinner ameng their
hespltable relatives.
Geo. Gage is getting a menager-
ie together. He has three foxes, a
ground hog, ten coons and many
other rare and beautiful animals
Duo notice Of all new accessions
will be given by the Sentinel.
Some of our young people, under
the leadership of Americus Wilson,
have organized on orchestra, Mr..
Wilson plays lst violin; Marshall
Walker and Harry Todd End vio-
Inns; Vernon Todd flute and Pisco-
10; Jacob Recktenwaldt and Will
Kessler comets, Will Acker bass
and Mrs. Con Weitzel pianotis
These gentlemen are all &C
compli he'd musicians, and will, no
doubt, be able TO give US some good
music.
Mr Rn0 HioOins of the f rm of