The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-04-02
LOCAL ITEMS.

Will James is visiting IN Chica
go. I'll.
Ned. McAanigal. OF Canton, wa
IN the city Saturday.
Cliff Garrett, of Union Furnace
was in town over Sunday.
james Gallagher's little girl, aget
4 4yearss died Monday morning.
Will Bort, of Nelsonville spen,
Sunday with his parents in thi
place.
Charles Todd, cashier of th,
Straitsville bank, was in the city
over Sunday.
Miss Canon, one of the handsom
est bellies of Macarthur, visited 10
Logan last Sunday.
Mr.. Alexander, of Berne Twp,
Fairfield Co., is visiting Mr.. Smoot
of this city this week.
John G. Bright, who has been in
disposed for month past, IL able to
be out and about again.
Mr.. NJ. W. Wade, Of our county,
spent last Sunday visiting friends
Al. Brook. proprietor Of the Rem
pei House, is suffering from a pam
ful attack of rheumatism.
Misses Dell Wilder and Mamie
and BERTHE Bowers have returned to
their homes in Circleville.
John Murphy. who has been at
tending school at Delaware, ipspend
ing his vacation At home.
Joe. McCullom "Opens a barber
chop in the room formerly occupied
by Geo. Fox a. . meat shop.
Miss Katie Taggart, of Omaha,
Neb.. visited Logan on Sunday last.
the guest of Miss Nan. Nc Bride.
Mrs Gr.ham, an old and widely
known lady OF this place, Is quite
sick at her residence oE Wa nut al.
Mr.. William Van Hvde. OF
Straitsville. is visiting the family
of her son-in law, Will McClintock
Charles Smith, who is one of the
CLERKS in the Ohio Central railroad
Office at Corning, is homo on a Wis
it.
Col. Cresap has three hundred
samples of Gents Furnishing Goods.
He invites those who want spring
suits to call and see them.
Miss Mary Shay, one f the most
ef6c ent lady attendants at the Ath-
ems Asylum, is visiting in Logan
this week, the guest of the Misses
Wynn.
The Democrats should elect
the full ticket this Spring in Lo-
gan. A full turn out insnres a
clean sweep.
Judge McGiIlvary. of Portsmouth
attended District, court. and took
part with Messrs. Vnckers 4 Bur
CESS in trying the Scott law cases
Mr.. E B. Com'ey has been ap
pointed general manager of the
Aofherwell Iron and Steel Works.
His brother Finley will take his place
in the hardware store.
Phil. Siisher is receiving choice
Florida oranges, and all the tropic
al fruits and nuts. His goods are
the finest IL the market and his
trade 10 on the increase.
Iessrs. Yelling and Jewett. two
of the active and prominent young
attorneys of Columbus, were in the
city last week, attending TO busin
ess before the Circuit court
Mike Kinele has made a goo l
Clerk and is entitled 10 a r.-eiec
tion. The report of the expenses
of The Township has been prop
erly made out. but the Trustees
order it not published.
Col. Enmitt Tompkins of Ath-
ems, was an interested listener dur
ing the trial of the Scott law cases
before or Circuit court last week
Mr. T. is retained on siml lar cases
in Athens county.
Wilbert Hills, the popular yonng
miller, is now the happiost man in
town. He Is the father of a bran
new boy. and feels twice as impor-
tant as John Wellman and other
old process plan millers.
]. P. Bright, for fifty years cit
izen of Marion township. moves to-
day to Worthington, O., where he
has purchased comfortable home.
Mr.. Bright tax es with him the bert
wishes from his many friends.
Mrs. DR.. Jas. Little. of Logan,
in company with some Lancaster.
folks left for the New Orleans Expo
.sition. on Saturday last. Mrs. Littlo
has the kind wishes of her many
Logan friends for a pleasant time
and . safe return.
Weiland 4 Fox, the we'll known
grocers, invite the attention of
the public to their stock of Gro
ceries, Wines. and Liquors, which
they keep constantly on hand.
Call and see them.
George Fox has moved into
very handsome quarters in the
Brown building, next door west |