The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-05
LOCAL ITEMS.


holding session this week at tn
, Infirmary.
! G. W. Harsch, Of Strigtown, re
: urned home from Pickaway c.
last Tuesday.
The County Commissioners ar
holding regular quarterly sess'
ion this week.
Miss Julia Finch, a most accom-
pIishcd young lady Of Sugar Grove
was spending last week in Logan
among friends.
Mr.. Joe Wilder. the popular and
accomplished Clerk at Miller 4
! Case :, is visiting at his home in Cir
cleviIle this week.
Mr.. N. J. Bishop. general mana
ger of W. X. Bo~lsby's store II
+, Macarthur, visited his family in Lo
gan on last Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Shradcr. aftera few
weeks visit tn parents and relative!
in vicinity of Logan, retu rned Il
Cnlumhus this week.
Charley Armstrong Is now re-
ceivins a large ocK OF new Queens
ware, Glassware. &C., all OF the Ia
test styles. Call and see him.
| Col. Frank Mcrrick of Columbus
attorney general for the Syn dicate
was in the city on Monday engaged
/ in professional business.
Mr. Conrad Reichlcy, one of The
enterpr'sing young f'rmers of Swan
left yesterday for Iowa. where he
intends engaging IN farming.
! Lawyer Claypool, the handsome
and accomplished Soung attorney
of Macarthur, was in the city on
ednesday on proies sional busin
ess.
Col. Ike Kontner spent inaugu-
ration day in the Sent incl Office
and enjoyed 81 revival of his patri
ot'sm by the surrounding Of abun.
danl flags. :,
Mr. Will Westcnhavcr left Sat.
urday for Washington city, 10 at
tend the Inauguration. and spend
a coupe of weeks i'll the Capital Wis
iting friends.
McsSrs Chamberlain L. Board
man. who in.ugursted the the rkat
ing rink on the Avenue have gone
10 Nclsonville. Prot. Geo. Arm
| buster. agent for Col. Rempel, has
taken charge of the concern.
Miss Mary McFadden, who has
been spending the winter with r~la-
tives in Logan left last Tuesday,
for Columbus. where she will ,e-
main during the summer.
An obituary notice of Mrs.
Vest. mother of Treasurer West i,
whose death was announced last
week. has been received too late
for publication This week, but
will be published uext week.
Hev. DR.. Kcndr,ck will preach
in the Grace Ep scopal chapel next
Friday evening the 9th inst, ut Z
O'Clock. All are invited to att tend.
he will also preach on the two
next Fridays succeeding.
Mr.. A. d. Upton has engaged
to travel for Frank Kessler's Fur
niiure establishment. Mr. kess-
Ter Is doing Il thriving business.
aud Mr.. Upton will make him a
valuable canvasser. I
Mr.. Green. Of the Sen ti,.cl. goes
to Macarthur tomorrow tn act as
referee In a matter of dispute be
tween parties owning interests in
the rival papers of that place.
which papers have been consolidat-
cd.
Mr.. James Defenbach. one of the
prominent men of Perry, was in The
city on Yesterday. attending to bus
mess bef"re the Commissioners. -
lie made peasant call al the Sen
tinel Office where he Is always wel-
come, and where he will always End
the boys Of the Office glad to see
him.
Col. Alex Cam, of Columbus. and
district member of the State Com
mit'ee. was in the ci'y on Tuesday.
lie dep'ored the fact that Rebels
are on horseback and about to take
Washington. We did not know
bcfre that Malone, Longstre,h,
Mosby and their ilk h ID horses and
could ride
Maj. Reynolds, of Macarthur
who was - gallant 30 ;dicr and Is AN
alb e attorney, was in Logan Tues
day attending to business in Court.
The Major mel hearty welcome
from his professional brethren and
had II pleasant reunion among his
comraoes.
Mr.. JOHN Rhodehaver, with his
family, will remove to Nvwc"m b.
Campbell coun'y. tenn, where he
viii 60 in the lumber business with
hts brother, L. II. Rhodehaver.-
There is quite a colony "t Hooking
county people located at that point.
Among whom are John st. Clair
AMI family, two of the liensel bows