The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-02-25
LOCAL ITEMS.

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E. N. West was in New Straitt
villc Saturday last.
T. p. johnston is in Pleasant
vile, O., on business.
Miss Naoma Jones has been quit
nick for several days.
Mrs. DR.. Raney is seriously Ill .
her residence in this city.
Judge J. s. Friesner was on th
bench Tuesday and Wednesday.
Geo. Tannyhill furnished tn
music at the ball Monday evening
Ed Davenport, of the Republ.
can Gazette, was in GAINESVILLE Mon
day.
D. E. Jones sr., of New Straits
vile. is working insurance for We
4 Johnston.
The daughter of ID. A. Miller
aged 4 years, is very sick, and no.
expected to live.
A dance was held IN the house
formerly occupied by Geo. Mumford
Thursday right.
Mr.. Ed. Payne. the popular res
tauranter. will move to Columbus
the first of March.
Miss Lizzie lies, who makes her
home with VIM. lis, is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. NJ. We {.
Miss Ella Sachman. of Colnm
bus. is visiting the family of Mr..
Frank Blasius of this city.
Announcements of candidates
$500. including tickets for prima
~ election, always in advance.
Mrs. r. Rempcl and Adam Lutz
visited::in Columbus last week, the
the guest of Mrs. Danny Waltz.
The Rempel House is having a
good run. It locks natural to see
Joe Kessler at his cd place behind
the desk.
Mrs. Dr.. Dye and Little have
been visiting in Columbus, o the
past week, the guests of Mrs. Sol
Churchill.
Rev. DR.. Kendrick will preach
in the Episcopal Chapel on Fri
day evening, February 26th, at
u o'clock. All are invited.
Mrs. Joe Stiers was agreeably sur
prised Saturday night by a large
party of her neighbors, who drop
ped in to help sew carpet rags.
DR.. James Little was in Colum.
bus last Saturday and received from
The Meteorological Society. a fine
barometer, which will be used at
the station here.
The Ladies' of the Presbyterian
Church will give a Concert and
Social at the residence of Mrs
Austin Bishop, Tuesday night. |
March 81 Everybody invited.
Admission 10 cents.
Don't forget the famous Califor-
mia M'nstrels at Rempel's Opera
House, Saturday night There nev-
er has been such an array of his
tronic talent in this city as will be
present that evening.
Mr.. Junod, of the Athens
Herald, Hen Zenner, and John
Brannan, of Athens. and Will Kes
Of Nelsonville, o, attended
the ball at McCarthy's Hall Mon
day night.
The Board of Examiners of
Hooking county will hold their
next meeting on Saturday, the
Sth of March. in the Union School
House, for the examination Of
teachers.
Prof. Clarence L Rogerson, of
The Leland Opera Co., and Mr.. A. !
train dispatcher of the .
4 w. Va. Div. furnished some ex.
cellent, music at the parlors of the
kempel House, Sunday evening last.
Mr.. Will Ke,sler has returned to
his city from Corning, O., and TO-
yether with his brother Henry, has
bought the jewelry store of J.
Kess!er & Sons, and will continue
he business under the firm name
Df Kessler Bros.
Daniel 81. Willard of Logan, has
,een designated as one of the ap-
,raisers IN the case of the Fidelity
Trust and Safe Deposit company
Igainst the Gill Car Manufacturing
in the United States c1urt,
n place of Charles A. Cable of [
whose appointment has been
ct aside. II
There were twenty applicants
in the month of Febru-
ry by the Board of Examiners.
he following were successful: i,
Feorge M. Crawford and w. F. Il
.omel, for two years. Jessie B. &
line, Jennie A. Steinman, Tena I
tedem and W. T. Polling, for one +
ear. d