The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-09-09

Miss Critic Buckley, handsome and
accomplished young lady from Nelson:
Vile, spent Sunday with Miss Hattie
Ackers.
DR.. ". N. Heekinson and Squire J!
L. Yonker, of Maxvill, Perry county,
were in the city on Wednesday last. OIL
business
The Misses Ectta and Nina Rudolph
Of Lancaster, spent last week in Logan;
the gaes,s OF their cousin, Miss. Maggie
Wyman, of East Main Street.
Mr.: Joe Kinilc spent last week visit
ing friends and relatives in Columbus.
On his return he brought home nics
lot of boots, shoes and slippers.
Mr.. Gibson, former resident Of this
County, but now of Illinois, is visiting
Philip Hensel. This is his first visit
back to the old county in twenty years.
Mr. Chas Stertit is in the East buy!
ing new goods. During his absence
the business of Harminson and Co.
is in charge os Mich Gear, one Of the
bes, clerks in the valley.
The Misses Maud England and Jcn-
ne Alley. who have been visiting the
family OF Geo. Alley, in this place,
have returned to their home at Canal
Winchester.
DR.. Hansen, the German doctor, who
has been in Logan since last March,
has removed to Upper Sandusky, where
he WILL practice his profession. The
doctors friends and patrons of Logan
wish him success in his rev location.
Samuel Boardman, for many years 4
resident of this place. died.at his home
near::W orthington, o., Sept. Sd 1886,
aged 50 years, 2 months and q days.
Funeral from the Presbyterian Church
Sunday afternoon, in this city vii!
publish an obituary, next week.
Mr.. Bart Sheppard, of Floodwood,
was in the city Monday, seeking re-:
lease from Jail of 8 young man named
Six, who was arrested last July and i'm
prisoned for breaking into a shauty and
stealing some bread. The judge releas-
ed him on his own recognizance in the
sum of 800.
We find the following among the news
notes in the Valley Register from
LongstTeths
Sam Sulzbacher, Of Logan, was
among the boys Thursday, taking their
measures f5f fall SUITS.
A Carbon Hill correspondent Of the
Valley Register says:
Miss Sadie E. Pfeukharp, Of Logan, is
teaching the intermediate, and Miss
Dora Dawley the primary department
in the schools of that place.
The Tarlton correspondent Of the
Circleville Democratic Herald says:
Rev and MrS. ]. C. Mclaughlin and
their little daughter went to Logan, O.,
last Saturday, to be in attendance at a
birthday party, to be given in honor of
Mrs. McLaushlin's sister. Miss Maggie
Polirg.
Prof. Albert Leonard Of the Ohio Uni
yefsl.y, was pleasant caller at the
Record office, last Thursday. He spent
two days at our Institute.
Miss Anna Doyle, one Of the intelli.
gent young teachers Of Logan, o., was
visiting friends in town last week. She
spent day or two at the Instituted
Vinton, Record.
Chas. Monroe, of Logan, spent Sum
day in this city visiting the family Of
his brother, DR.. W. W. Monroe. Char
ley is red hot Prohibitionist, and
takes lots of stock in Sam Jones, the
evangelist.
Rev. Burns. of Logan, is mentioned
as the most probable successor of Ell
der Frampton, of this district. He is
an able minister, and has a host of
friends in Nels onville that would be
pleased to hear of his appointment to
the sFldership.-[Nelsonyille News.