The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-07-09
The Commissioners are holding a
session this week. disposlng Of q
number Uf bills in criminal cases.


session this week. disposlng of
number of bills in criminal cases.
Senator Welsh, of Athens, Wa
in the city on last Friday. He al
lticirates unanimous denomination
according to the rules Of tho party
| Mr.. j. n. Floyd has aold q por
tion of his farm, formerly be'ongin
to the Westenhaver estate. to NJ
Daugherty of Haydenviils. Th
price paid being nearly oss hun
dred dollars an acre.
The Athens Journal says-wi|
Bowen, deputy Auditor of Heck
ing county, and Frank Harmisol
of Logan. were in attendance al th
dance Thursday evening. and wer
the guests of Steward Hamblin a
the Asylum on the following day.
The Athens Messenger of last weel
notices tEat-Misses Kate and AL
ma Mccarthy, Of Logan, wers
among the handsome young ladies
who attended the Athenian Ball las
week. They were the guests while
here of Misses Hattie and Manic
Love.
The Zanesville Signal of last
week says: :-"Levi J. Burgess, the
Blue Eyed Boy from the classi'
town Of Logan. is registered at the
Clarsdon."
About that same time the Col
umbus Journal published an inter
view with Hscking county Dem
ocrat.
The celebration dance at the RIM
on last Friday evening, WAS the
most notable social event of thu
season. About fifty ceuple:wera
present, and all enjoyed themselves
When the old liners put on the
war paint, and star: out for q frol
&c. they have it. It is proposed BY
the management to have another
dance soon.
Mr.. Thurness of Mt. Pleasant
whose attempt at suicide by shoot.
ing, was reported last week. is still
living. The wound IN his head i,
moi necessarily fatal. The last in
formation we have Is that the pool
old man has lost his mind, and thai
he proposes to shorten his life by
starvation. refusing to take any
nourishment
The Fourth passed off very
quietly in Logan. The process
sion of fantasies was very fun
ny and the large crowd of people
from town and country seemed
10 erjoy the fun verv much.
In the evening the Rink at
tracted a large crowd, and here
also the entertainment was very
enjoyable.
Bro. Barker sees the stu atlon OK
acily. and makes this very proper
and complimentary mention in the
las. issue of the Athens Journal
'rhe MUiherweli Iron and Steel
Company. of Logan, have the con-
tract for erecting the stand-pipe at
the Ohio Penitsntiary. Col Fer d
Rempel. one of the board of Peni-
tentiary managers, believes in pat
r0nizlng home industry when hc car
do 20 conscientiously."
Go Lprtz, IN of Adam Lo rtz, liv.
ing a few miles south Of tc wn, died
al his home in Logan on last Mon
day. He was one Of our most es-
ieemed young men, and his death
creates profound sorrow among q
wide circle of relatives. His funer.
81 On Tuesday, from the Hunter
street Lutheran church was largely
attended. Rev. Mittlsr conducting
the religious exercises. An ob;tu-
ary appears elsewhere.
Mayor Brehm secured a pen
sion last week for Mrs. Margaret
Kitchen, mother-in-law of G. G.
Gage, and back pay amounting
to 81, 500. The pension 10 the
usual widows allowance of
eight dollars per month. The
pension is due from the fact of
her husbands death resulting
from lung disease contracted in
the army. Kitchen was a soldier
in the 90lh Reg, o. Y. I.
Mr. Ned McManigal has accept
ed the agency of this county for the
Insurance Co.. filling the
situation of Thss. P. Johnston. who
for several years has represented so
successfully this very popular COM
pany. Mr.. McManigal is ono of
our most reliable, enterpri.ing, pop
ular young men. and will make q
popular and successful agent. He