The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-03-11
LOCAL ITEMS.
Sound the hew-gng.

The candidates are coming 10 the
front.
F.S. Pursell was in Columbus
Tuesday.
Tho natural gas question still
hangs fire.
F.B. Baird. of Baird's was in the
city Tuesday.
Mrs. A Bccry is seriously i'll at
her home OH Walnut street.
Mr.. Jap Al'top has been very
SICK for several days:
Mrs. Wm. .Riprcy, Of Lancaster,
Is dangerously ILL.,
Mrs Wm. Rehran gave a party
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Frank Rochester gave a
progressive eachre party, Friday
night last.
Miss Jennie Gage entertained q
large party of friends Tuesday ev-
cning.
Sam Sn'zbmchcr and wife have
been visiting IN Cincinnati the past
week.
Maggie and LIZZIE Rempel gave
q pleasant cuchre party Saturday
night.
James Henderson. Of Haydenv,'le
spent Sunday with his family IN
this place.
MIR. and Mrs. F. S. Pursell entor
tanned number OF friends Satur-
day night.
Mr. Myers. of Jefferson O.. and
"a her of Mrs. w. II. uaines. is vis.
iting ia this city.
A new street crossing is being put
in at the rner of Water and Mul.
t,erry streets.
John W. Jones. of the Hayden
ville::Mfg. Co., is in Milwaukee this
weck on business.
Mrs. G. NJ. Gould was called 10
Lancaster Tuesday last By the sick
ness of Mrs. Rppey.
Mr. Z. Triisch will visit his
old home and birthplace in May
land the first OF next month.
Commissioner Henry Trimmer.
made his wife present Of an e!e.
giant god watch last Saturday.
Prof. Sparks, assisted by his mt
sic class will give concert at Rem
pel's Opera House Friday night.
Wm. Hart, the young man on tri-
al last week for shooting and
woun'I,ng Of VIM. Pense, was ac-
quilted.
Frank Kochuc. a prominent Re
publican from Carbon Hill,h IS been
in attendance at court the past week
in this city.
g. w. Schwenke. agent of the
G. II. V. & I. r. X. at this place.
was in Lancaster on business last
week.
Rev. DR.. Kendrick viii preach
in the Episcopal Chapel, Friday
evening, Marcel, lo. at y o'clock.
All are invited.
A communication will he found
on the first page Of this paper in
which the writer goes for pro
gressive eucher.''
The extensive mills of Mr.. Schu.
machcr, at Akron, O., burned Sat.
arday last. Loss about 81, 100000,
with less than $500, 900 insurance.
Representative Bucrhaus has been
detained 1T home the past week by
business in court. He was one of the
counsel for the defense in the West
case.
Five hundred dozen eggs were
received at Tritsch & Stires in
three days last week. The en-
barge on eggs has evidently been
raised.
The waters Of the artesian well
at Colur,bus should be turned
into the gas mains of this city.
A purgative might help the light
in our street lamps.
Mr.. Frank Brehm. who has been
attending lectures at the Columbus
Med. College, is at home. Franks
grade in his examination Was good.
but as he lacked three months of
completing his course of three years
study, will not graduate until next
year.
The Hamden Enterprise of last
week says: Still drilling at the
s'coal works" aud no coal vet
Seems to US the ''pesky critter"
should begin to ..'show up" pretty
soon, if at all Still the boys are
not discouraged and will drill on
some distance yet. They have
now gone more than l37 feet.