The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-05-28


possession of a new boy, a line tree
we hope, in the survey of long l'f'
Joe. Barthlow cut one of his fee
in terrible manner Monday morn
ing, while using an AK. DR.. Camp
bell dressed the wound at his office
Mr.. John Mowry, formerly of on
county, died on last Sunday at N
Arthur. About twenty of his oil
time Hooking. county neighbors Q
Star, attended his funeral on Mon
day.
\ DR.. Shrader, of Nelsonville. who
some months ago was shot ant
thought to he fatally wounded, wa
. in the city on Monday in usual goot
health and life size proporpoNons
Col Coultrap, the handsomest.
and one of the most popular attor
torneys of Macarthur, was an inter
ested listener at the Bald Headed
Convention III Logan On last Tues
day.
| Mr.. Nvls. Fetheroff, of South Per.
ry, has removed to Kingston, where
he engages in the livery business
Ne;s. is a Gle 'er accommodating
gentleman and we hope will make
his business a success.
Mrs. Krinn widow of the late
Fred Krinn, died at her residence
ON Hunter Street, Sunday evening
at s o'clock after an illness of a
week. Funeral services were held
at st. Johns Church, Tuesday
morning.
A violent rain storm passed over
the northern part of founcounty last
Saturday afternoon. The waters of
Mocasin werc higher than ever
known. Much damage is reported
ON freshly ploughed fields In Mari
on and Goodhope.
We regret that Mr.. N. Till, one
of our most esteemed citizens will
remove next week to his farm near
Fl. Way ne, Ind. Mr.. Till and fam
lily take with them the best wishes
Of their many friends IN Logan and
Hooking county.
Mrs. G. N. Gould leaves this
afternoon for Annapolis, to visit
her son, Cadet Will Gould, about
to start on his FIRST cruise. Mrs.
G. will visit her brother, Col.
Rippey, in Now York, and other
relations in Pennsylvania.
Parlor concert in the interest of
the w. q. T. u; at the residence
of Mr.. Jesse Collins, Friday even
ing, May 29th. Admission only 10
cents. Excellent music will be rem
dered. Ice cream and cake will be
served to all desiring refresh ments.
Quarterly Meeting al the Meth
odls. church next Sabbath. Rev.
Keen will preach and hold Quar-
terly Conference, Saturday night.
Love Feast 8 a. m. Sunday. Preach
ing and Sacrament at 1890 a. m.-
Preaching at night.
Mr. John Lutz, one of the most
efficient attendants at the Athens
Asylum. visited his friends in Lo
gan last Sunday. John is one of
our most worthy young Logan boys,
and we are glad his merits are ap-
preclated by the authorities of the
Asylum.
Ras. Van Horne declared in the Vick-
ers Convention on last Saturday, that
nine-tenths of the Republicans of
Hooking county are for Foraker for
Governor. In the face of this asser-
ton, the Convention voted down Van
Horn'a resolution to instruct the dele
gates for Foraker. The present ques-
ton is if Van Horne is correct, what
was wrong wit the Vicker's Conven-
ion.
Rev Mettler, of the Hunter St.
Lutheran church, administered con
firmation on last Sunday to Mrs
Ferdie Rsmpel, Misses Lizzie, Mag
g e and Alice Ambuster, Alice
Honemaker, Kate Roller and Mas
ters Willie Hartman and Charlie
Schnyder.
Mr. Joe. Bright leaves this week
to accept a position, as mail agent,
on the route from Pittsburgh to st.
Louis. Mr.: Blight is a deserving
and competent man, and his many
friends will thank Mr. Cultivate
for the favor of his appointment.
Col. Wall Bratton, a prominent
manager of the 9th ward, common
y known as Homerjonestewn, was
in the city yesterday and had a
happy reunion with the able Sen
incl staff, of whom is a distinguish
I'd ex member.
Col. Alex Caine, of Somerset.
Secretary of the Republican State
Committee, was in'the city on Tues
lay. He is an Indirect Beatty
Boomer. He is fronenst Foraker.
He reports that the Central Com
Mite of Perry will appoint dee,
sates, all for Beatty. This will be
IN aggravation to Bob Price of
Straitsville. and Ned McManigal of
Canton, who object to the Central
Committee action in Hooking.
Notice to the Children,
The children of the different Sun
lay schools in this city are expect
ID to meet at their respective
h urches at 1890 O'Clock Saturday.
o take part in the Memorial Ser