The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-19
LOCAL ITEMS

LVVhl ullsW0-
Tho Common Pleas Court is
still IN session.
Old Ground Hog still has a firm
grip on the weather.
The Dem scratic administration
is gaining in favor every day.
Mr.. Owen @ Hare, one of Max
ville's jolly fellows, was in the city
Wednesday.
The @. H. v. 4 T rnad is doing
a good business in shipping coal. a
the present time.
Miss Lucy Wright has tour dssi-
rable rooms to rent. Possession Civ
en- Immediately.
Col Alex. Sands, of Ohio, is 10
the city visiting his daughter, Mrs
Frank Rochester.
Don't fail to see tho new plate
glass front of Rose & Sulzbscher,
as it 10 the finest in town.
DR.. Dye will remove his Office
from the city building to DR.. Jas.
Littls's, on APfii lst. 1855.
Mr.. Daniel Ackeu is making
rapid progress on his new addition
TO the HarHison store room.
Mics Fanny Bowen received 'he
prize At the Avenue Rink Calico
Carnival, last Saturday night.
Substantial reform has been
instituted in every department
of our National Government.
Miss Jennie Gsge has returned
to her homo IN Logan. her term of
teaching at Gore having expired.
Prof. George Armbraster pro-.
poses renewing his rink to one of
our Western towns, in few weeks.
Mr.. John Lutz. an attache of the
Athens Asylum. spent few days
with his relatives in Logan last
week.
Ms. w. II. Acker was called to
Lancaster en- last Friday. to see
her sister, Nrs. Mack, who il dan
gerously i'll.
Tho Office Of Street Commissioner
must be a very renumerative one,
judging from the number of an
nouncements.
Our streets are once more as
suming natural look, and will
socn be in excellent condition for
driving purposes
Jesse Collins intends build. .ng u
house on the Friesner property, for
the packing of wool. his store build
ing not being large enough.
The Peoples Rink will be an rx
cellent pace for holding political
meetings. conventions, &c, If It
can be procured for such purposes.
Mrs. james w. Oliver. Of
Stra,tsvilIe died on last Monday.
and was buried on Yesterday. at
the Miller Chapel, about 5 miles
South of Logan.
Mr.. G. W. Kennedy, who repre-
eents the music house Munson e.
Co.. OF GAINESVILLE, ., made tn.
Sentinel Office pleasant call last
Wednesday.
Col. Mandamus Reber, of Indi-
ana, is in tho city this week. COM
ing purposely to attend the Rink
opening te night. He will ekate
and fall and man dam-us.
Mr.. Buerhans and family started
yesterday morning for Kansas, al
whicn place they will mako their
future home. Mr.. Buerhaus pro-
pesos 60 engage in farming.
The Peoples Skating Rink is
nearly completed, and when fin
ished will be one of the best ap
appointed places Of amusement Of
this kind in the Valley.
Our Union Schools ere preparing
to celebrate Arbor Day with ap-
proprate ceremonies. among which
the planting of trees in honor Of
celebrated American authors will
Be principal part This is right.
let the day be observed.
Mrs. Eliza Kleemann (nee
Rcmpel), for years an invalid.
niece of Col. f.. F. Re,npel, died
at the Athens Asylum Yesterday.
Her funeral will be from the res
idence of Col. Rempel to-day at
3 o'clock, Rev. Mittler officiat-
ing.
DR.. T. r. Mason, of Star, has
graduated at the Startling Medical
College in Columbus. DR.. Mason
is a worthy and deserving young |
man, and We hope he may receive I,
the professional patronage his
qualifications as Doctor and gentle
man merit.
Mr.. Sam. Westerhaver has taken
charge Of the Main Street Ito
and ,s busy making alterations and
improvements. with a view 10 open
about the 1st of April.
Mr.. Westenhaver is a gentleman
excel'ent'y qualified as landlord,
and will MAKE the Main Street
House one of the most popular in
the Valley. When the work of re
pairs and improvement is complet-
ed, we shall give our readers full
description.
"0nly a Farmers Daughter
was played TO fairly good house