The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-10-21
Rev. j. F. Williams will preach
next Sabbath at New Plymouth,
in the Presbyterian Church.

see how things were gong. III
found matters and things al
right.
Mr.. John Kistler and Noal
BIosser, accompanied by thei
wives. started last week in q va
, gon to visit relatives near Day
ton, o.
. Mr.. Joshua Jackson, of Mon
day. was in the city, Saturday
looking up his chances Tor defea,
for Infirmary Director on the Re
publican ticket.
Ben White has brought us 6
brush heap of Haws. which We
intend sending to the President
The Haws were grown on Ben.
lot in Logan. and are the genu
ine article.
We are informed by Mr.. John
Skunk, Postmaster at Carbon
Hill. that the office at that place
was hnrgIarized last Thursday
night, and about S5 in change
taken out.
| On last Saturday Rose s. Sultz-
bacher sold goods to the amount
almost of one thousand dollars.
Ar. Rose says II was the best sales
of any day IN the twenty one
years he has been in Logan.
Bob Motherwell has returned
from an extended exploration of
the gas fields of North western
Ohio. He says he is full of the
gas, and hopes TO see Logan take
action at once, looking to the de
velopment of this enterprise.
Adelphia News of last week
says: Messrs George Armbrust-
er and Bub Montgomery came
over from Logan last Sunday,
and spent a couple of hours in
Adelphia, returning that night.
MARRIED.-On the 14th inst.
at Ev. Lutheran st. Matthews
Church, Logan, O., by Rev. L. F.
Mittier. assisted by Rev. b. F.
Shillinger, of North Bern, Rev.
F. w. Damrow, of Dunlnth, Min
nesota, and Miss Lizzie G. Hart.
man, of Logan.
The Shawnee Banner of last
week says: A trio of Logan's
frail but fas; damseis drove TO this
city yesterday and succeeded in
making a holy show of ihemsel-
yes. Too much beer was partial
ly responsible.
We had not learned that the
Geological Gardens had lost any
animals. Our reporters are now
investigating the matter.
Mr. Gilbert Crouch and Miss
Maggie Noonan were married in
Wilson. Kansas, October 10th. BY
Father Charles Dragon, pastor of
Wilson Church. Miss Maggie
was formerly one cf our hand
soonest and most accomplished
Logan girls. and her many friends
here tender hearty consratula-
tions.
Miss MolIie Zanner Will accept
the thanks of This office for mag
nIficent boquet received last
week. The flowers were not only
beautiful and fragrant, but artis
,icaliy arranged. Flowers and
sunshine are two things that rare
ly find their way into our sane
tum, but when they do, are ap-
preciated.
The new bank in Winchester
is.to be called the Canal Winches-
ter Bank, and will be open for
business about Dec. 1st. Mr. Gil
Shaeffer has been electel Presi-
dent and Mr.. S. L. Needles, Cash
ier Mr.. Willis Kutz will take a
temporary position in the house.
i Lancaster Gazette.
The editor of the Macarthur
DEM Enquirer says: While in
Logan last week we called on the
enterprising firm of Rose d Snltz
bacher. They have a magnificent
stock of clothing on hand. and are
doing a very large business. They
also carry very large stock of
gents furnishing gonds. They
make specially of custom made
clothing.
A man by the name of Irwin
Wright, claiming to be from West
Virginia. tried to beat ride on the
train to Nelsonville on last Satur-
day evening. He was drunk and
brakeman Tedrow refused to let
him on the cars. Wright dew his
revolver and fired at the brakeman.
the bullet barely missing his face.
Wright was arrested. His case
came up before Mayor Steinman on
Monday, who bound him over to
Court in the sum of $4,000, failing
TO give the bond he was sent to Jail.
On last Saturday night the friends
of Miss Cora Lee Lemon, eldest
daughter of Mr.. David Lemon of
Green township, was ag-eeably sur
prised by a company of about forty
people calling to extend congiatu-
lations. The OCCASION was the 18th
birthday of Miss Cora. The par.
ents of Miss Cora met the occasion
in responsive style, and provided all
with good supper. The presents
were numerous and appropriate.