The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-26

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kets.
Miss Lizzie Atkins, Of Hayden.
VILE, was visiting in this city last
week.
Prank Harmison, one OF The
rink victims, is able to be about
on crutches.
Treasurer West made his set
Element with the State Treasur
er last week.
Miss Jennie McBroom has sold
her stock of Queensware to MIR,
Chas. Armstrong.
Miss Teresa Till is visiting
friends and relatives III lanes
vile, this week.
r The infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Dock Wright, of Mari
on. was buried last week.
Col. Levi Davis, we regret to
learn is quite i'll, and unable to at
tend to his us ual duties.
Misses Stukey and Hay
slip of Sugar Grove, are visiting
friends in Logan this week.
Miss Hattie Acker is visiting
in Longstreeih. this week. the
guest of Miss Vite Jackson.
Mr.. Geo. Mccullough. formerly
of Perry Co., but now of Newcomh,
Tenn was visiting relatives in this
city last week.
.Chas. Rose and Sheriff Mccarthy
with their wi 'es. will start Satur-
day for Washington city, to attend
the Inauguration.
Mrs. Isabelle Williams, OF
Newcomerstown, and Miss Sadie
LanE,of Coiumbus,are the guests
of Mrs. Patterson.
Judge Robert Wright who was
quite i'll last week. is getting
well, and 1t is hoped will soon be
up and about again.
Yank Mccarthy, who was con
fined to his room last week by
severe attack oil rheumatism, II
able 10 be out again.
Mr.. Low ry, telegraph operator
at the Athens Asylum, visited i,
Logon last Sunday, the guest o
his brother. V. c. Lowry.
Mr.. Oliver Wright, who was
alarminely sick several days las
week, is able to be abont and at
tend to his court business agair
Christ Juergensmeier startet
on Tuesday evening last for Ka'
sas City Missouri, called there b,
the serious illness of his brother
Julius.
Rev. DIR. Kandr:ck will preacl
Friday evening. the oath inst,. il
Grace (EpiscopaD Chapel. at
o'clock, P. n. All are invited Il
attend.
Flave Case, wao has been spend
ing the winter iii Florida, hoein
his orange trees, returned home las
Monday. He reports having spen
pleasant winter.
Gen. Hamilton, OF Floodwoot'
was in the city on last Monday
He reports The prospects for al
early revival of business in th'
Valley, very favorable.
Now i. a good time to get up club
of subscription for the Sentinel
Soon after the 4th of March tn
country postmaster will be tn
agent of the Sentinel.
The election for Directors of tn
Hooking county Agricultural Soci
ety takes place next Saturday. Ev
ery member of the Society shOul
attend. BUS n ess Of importance W
be discussed.
Our delinqucnts are paying II
very generously, for which favo
hey have our thanks. There al
some, however, who have not paid
add proha bly, never will pay. The
will become subscribers for othe
papers.
Mr.. Robt. Hamblin. the efficiel
Superintendent Of the Athens Al
ylem, was in the city on Monda.
He reports that our two Logan a
tendents, John Lutz and John S,
vey, are among the mcst efficiel
helpers in the Institution.
Mrs. Sarah West. mother of Trea
urer West of our town, died ycste
day o'clock. from congestion of Il
brain. She was taken sick On la
Sunday. and although all that me
ical skill, end kind family attcntit
could do in her behalf, death ems
ed at the hour named. Her fune
will be to day at New StraitsviIl
Rev. Burns officiating.
George Brashares, painter i
trade and living in this city, W;
arrested by Deputy Sheriff NJ
Farland Thursday morning la
and placed in Jail. He was il
dicted for grand larceny, ha
ing appropriated TO his own us