The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-05-07
LOCAL ITEMS.

ION . visit.
The Lutheran church yard OF
North Mulberry street is being grad
ed and soded.
Ed Culver and wife Of Gore. Q
were the guests Of Mrs. Daniel Ben
net. Sunday.
Every Democrtic Committeeman
should attend tho Committee meet
ing next Saturday.
Mrs. Chris Roller who has beer
seriously sick for some weeks, i
slowly recovering.
Don't forget to attend the music
al entertainment at the Oper'
House to morrow night.
Rev. J. r. Williams will preacl
at the n. e. Church, next Sun
day morning at 104 O'Clock.
Mr.. Ed White and lady, of CHR
eago, ILL.,, are visiting in Logan
the guests of his father, Dariu'
White.
The Commissioners have con-
tracted with Mr.. Smoot for the re
pair of the pavement in front of tn.
Court House.
Mr.. Dan Heft, who has been sick
fer several months past, is, We are
glad to know, able 70 be out and
about again.
Hall Rhodehaver, formerly Of
this county, but now of Newcomb,
Campbell couaty, Tenn, is in Lo-
gan, on business.
Parson o'Gath went fishing this
morning. He went ON roller skates
He will rink them out with a
whirl.
Mr.. Will Larlmer is putting a
second story and other improve
ments on his residence, on Hunter
street.
Col. Jim Poston, of Columbus,
was in the city on last Thursday.
and met a.hearty welcome from his
many friends in Logan.
Nr. T. R. Lynn, law partner Of
Congressman Converse of Colum-
bus, was in the city on last Satur-
day ON professional business.
A Large party of young f"lks
from this city went on picnic ex
eursion Friday last. 1t was . little
airish. but they report a good time.
Mr. Isaac Gerson of Phlladelphla,
Pa. formerly a partner of Charles
Rose in the clothing business, was
in town over Sunday. Mr. Gerson
Was in business here in 1869.
Mr.. Carnes, of Athens, brother of
Henry Carnss, visited his mother in
Logan last Sunday. Mrs. Carnes is
one of our Oldest citizens. being IN
her S4th year, and is iu very feeble
health.
Capt. Putnam. of Chil;cothe. has
bsen appointed Consul TO Honolulu,
Sandwich Islands. The Captain
promises Us that after he has pre-
seHted our compliments to the King
he will write let ter for publica-
tion in the Sentinel.
The children of Miss Meeks'
school, paid a formal visit on 'rues-
day to their school mate. Miss Fan
ny Pond, and were pleasantly enter
tanned to romps, daisies and johnny
jump ups, by Miss Fanny.
Nessrs. Mattox L Wise are en-
ploying Eve sewing girls in their
merchant Tailoring esta blish ment,
and are turning out not only the
most fashionable made suits, but
work done IN the best and most sub
stantiaI manner.
Bob Stalter, of our town and Cal.
Essex of Straitsville. have leased
the Troy mines at Strai.sville. The
was to commence work on
last Monday The Syndicate die
tating prices, and fixing prices at 40
cents per ton, the men refused to
60 to work.
Prof. Orton, of the State Agrl
cultural College, and his class of
students in geology, made a trip of
exploration down the Valley on
last Saturday. The most antiquated
thing found On the trip was late
copy of our esteemed cotemporary.
Miss Mamie, daughter of Mr.
Geo. Mrmford, who has been ut
school in Indiana, returns ho me to
Logan this week, and will spend
the vacation here. Her proud faith
ther has provided fer her in anticipa-
ton of her return, q handsome re
ding horse, accoutred with San Ier-
sons best finished equipments.
Mr.. EB. Com!ey left yesterday
for Newark, to attend IS delegate,
the Grand Encampment of Odd
Fellows for the 10Th district. Mr..
Comley is one of the most promin-
ent members of the order, and will
credltsbly represent the lodge of
our town. Mrs. Comley accompan-
les him.
Mr.. VIM. Weaver has opened
this week a new Grocery in the
Rempel building on the old Fur
mace ground, west end. His stock
is full and complete and he in
vites the public to call and in