The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-04-23
LOCAL ITEMS.

Eli West is spending the wee'
on his farm.
Will Bort, of Nelsonville spen
Sunday in Logan.
DIR. Wright's new residence II
nearly competed.
Joe Bright has closed his school
at Webb's Su mmit.
J. E. Tritsch is budding new
housv II the east end.
J. w. Jones, OF Haydenville was
in town over Sunday
Turtle Soup at Yank Mccarthy
every Saturday night.
Judge Wright wiiLopen court in
Lancaster merit Monday.
C.. r. Baird, of Baird Furnace.
was in town last Saturday.
Mr.. C. W. James and wife are
visiting relatives in Indiana.
Mr.. Sol. Lantz, Of Hamden juno
tion was in town Monday last.
Monday and Tuesday were the
first spring days We have had.
The new skating rink at Nelson
vile was opened Tuesday night.
The street sprinkler was out Tues
day for the second time this season.
Ed. Jourgensmier is again elect
ed. 1t was last Sunday and is a
boy.
Jacob Fox is erecting large
brick business house in the vest
end.
Leb Carol was in town Monday
hunting up candidates tie found
some.
Our citizens have not yet respond
ed very readily TO the Mayors
proclamation.
Treasurer West returned home
Saturday night after weeks visit
to the Capital City.
MIR. Darius White Is putting up
a now fence in front of his proper
ty on Walnut street.
A very pleasant surprise party
was gwen Mrs. Ledger OH Thursday
evening of hast week
Bob McFall, one of tho promi
nent citizens of Haydenville visited
Logan last Saturday.
DIR. Pullen has removed the 10
Gust trees from in front of his
residence on Main street.
The Big Six band was on the
streets serenading saturday. ght.
The boys make good music
Charles Todd, cashier of the
Straitsville bark. spent Sunday
with his parents IN Logan.
Mrs. Hattie Golden and Ella
Guerin, of Athens, were Wis ting
friends in tins city last week.
Frank Harrington lost a very
valuable COW Monday last. 1t is
supposed she was foundered.
Mr.. Lew Hanblin, chief clerk in
the Adjt. Gems. Office. and family
visited in Logan on last Sunday.
The Messrs. Weitzel have leased
a tract of coal land near Starr, and
will commence operating within
few weeks.
The Logan Mfg. Co. have con-
tracted to put slate roof on the
James Block, also on the residence
of Ed. Baker.
The Carr brothers have begun
work this week ut the oil we'll,
hopeful If finding an abundant flow
in a short time.
Capt. Bowen has been appointed,
by tho State Forestry Association,
chairman of Arbor Day commit tee
for this township.
Sam. Smith, the popular Carbon
Hitler, was in Logan on last Mon
day. He reports business lmprov
ing in his locality.
Mrs. Greer and daughter, of Ian
caster, visited her sister, Mrs e:
II. Gould, on last Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Champion leave<
rext week for Nebraska, which she
intends to make her future home
Mr.. Sam Mowry, one of the prom
inent young farmers of Green,
made us q pleasant call last Satur-
day.
The marriage of Mr.. Jacob Shra-
der and Miss Maggie Miller we're
published at St. Johns Church last
Sunday.
Captain McCracken is overhaul
ing his place and will, when he
gets through, have one of the mob
best stands in the city.
Miss Mamie Schwarz, enc of our
accomplished Logan girls, has been
ap pointed an attendent of the COL
umbus Lunatic Asylum
Miss Nary Shay, one of the most
efficient assistants at the Athens
Asylum. is visiting friends and re!
atives in Logan this week.
Miss Keo Henderson and Mr..
Cliff Garret, of Union Furnace.
were the guests of their aunt, Mrs.
I.aminger, during Sunday.
Gus Magoon, of the Logan Manu-
featuring Company, spent Sunday
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