The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-19

Columbus, visited Logan last week
guests of MIR. and Mrs. DR.. D. Lit
tlee.
Mr.. Frank Brehm has closed :
term at the Medical College al
columbus, and has returned
home.
Mrs. Judge Silas H. Wright, o.
Lancaster, is visiting in the city
This week. the guest Of Mrs. RObt
Wright.
We regret to learn that Mr.
John Vanhorn Of the Gallagher
addition. is quite i'll with mala
rial fever.
Miss Essie L. Reber. of Circle
vile, formerly of our city, is Wis
iting in Logan this week, the
guest of Mrs. B. e. Reber.
Mrs. b. C. Reber has returned
from Columbus, where she was
visiting for several days, the
guest of Mrs. Will Butin.
Mr.. John White, one of our
most accomplished you-g teach
ers, has closed a very successful
school term in the Patton DIS
trict.
Mr.. Geo. Lntz, Chief Engineer
of t.. e Lancaster Fire Depart
ment. was in the city on Monday
last, visiting his brother, Henry
LutZ.
Squire J. B. Riason, Chief JUS
tice of Laurelville. was in the
city on last Saturday attending
TO official business at the Probate
Court.
Mrs. r. w. Hansen is spending
the week in Columbus with her
husband, who is attending lee
lures at the Columbus Medical
College.
Mr.. Hyse Green. of Somerset,
was in the city on Monday. pros
pecting for timber, intending TO
start saw mill and engage in
the lumber business.
Col. Ed. Levilicus Davenport,
accompanied by his umbrella,
skated at the rink layt week and
fell three times in three seconds.
The umbrella was saved.
Col. Emmit Tompkins. the
longitudinal legitharinm of Aih
ems, and one Of the most promis-
ing attorneys Of our sister city
was in the city OH last Thursday
on professional business.
Judge Friesner is holding court
in Lancaster. exchanging Bench
es." SO 10 speak, with Judge S.
H.WFig't,. wl,o-eeeapies The
coon box" this week in Logan.
Bro. Willard of the Gazette.
''it is currently reported" is try
ing 10 get the Salvation Army to
come to Logan. and thus break
up the monopoly of the Revival
and Skating Rink.
We have far Western subscri-
bers who are more prompt in re-
newing their subscription to the
than many near al home.
Mr. Henry Lortz, of Mankado.
Minnesota. for instance, has paid
up 10 February l, 1886.
Mr.. Henry Lyons. engineer at
the railroad shops. this place. was
taken dangerously i'll Saturday
morning. He is improving now
and will probably pull through,
having had an accute attack of
of the bowels.
Mr. W. S. Bennett. of Laurel |
township, was in the city on last
Thursday, and announced his in /
tenlion 10 remove 10 Kansas this
spring. He will sell all his per-
sonai property on Saturday, the /
9Th of March. For particulars
see bills.
Mr.. John Flumm. one Of the !
citizens Of the lies
boro neiyl,borhood. who has ia
ken the Sentinel for the last 81
years of Republican rule, called
10 see us Monday, and assured us
hat he would now continue his
subscription under Democratic
administration, which he hopes
will he for life.
Capt. Mahaffey, the very gen
lemanly Pinkertonian in COM
na,m at Kartomm on the Mon
lay Greek, left last Friday for
Chicago. Before leaving. his
iriends presented linn with a
and appropriate gold
badge and a gold headed cane,
evidences of hrs deserved gen.le.
manly conduct whilst in service
II the Valley.
Fire at I.aurclvilie.
On last Saturday the h"tel of ia