The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-07-08

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Chas. Todd, of New Straitsville,
TO-, spent the 4th in this city.
Miss Lou Bowen visited friends
in Columbus the past week.
Henry Davis, of Baird's Fur
mace, was in town Saturday.
Hon. c. H. Buerhaus and wife
started for Kansas this week.
Gertie Cline started ON a trip
through the West, Tuesday last.
Will Butln and wife, Of Pt. Pleas
liant, are visiting friends in this city.
| o. W. Ii. Wright has returned
from a business trip 10 West
Virginia.
Ira Bumgardner and wife of
Lancaster, were the guests OF Gus
Magoon. Sunday last.
Miss Maggie Saumenig started
for Baltimore, Nd, Tuesday, where
she goes 10 visit friends.
Mrs. Gray, of NeIsonville, has
been the guest of her daughter Mrs
Emma Warren the past week.
Col. Willet, prominent lumbee nan
of Marion, Ind, and his wife are visit
ing relatives in this city this week.
John Norton aid Joseph Slush-
er of Cincinnati, O.. were the
guests of Jacob Fox last Sunday.
Col. Cresap has our thanks for
a basket of most excellent ap
pies, grown upon his lot, and
gathered by lis own hand.
| Mrs. DIR. Finney started for North
Vernon, Ind, Tuesday, where she
goes to visit her sister Mrs. Tom
James.
Rev. Heagler, formerly pastor
of the NJ. E. Church of this city.
is now in business in Wichita,
Kansas.
Mrs. Malindl McGomerv, of
Webbb's Summit, is visiting rela
tives and friends in Columbus
this week.
1t is reported that D. L. Davis
will continue the mercantile busi-
ness at the stand where N. d, Da-
Wis lately kept.
Mr.. Jerry Hansel. who is em
ployed with saw mill in Vinton
| county, visited friends at home
on the third.
We last Tuesday received pleas
ant calls from VIM. Tigner and Sol.
| Lance, who left substantial eviden-
ces of their appreciation of the Sen
tinel.
There were several pieces OF horse
flesh in the town Sunday that shonld
have come under the critical eye of
the society for the prevention OF
cruelty to animals.
Harry Saunders of the firm of
Miles, Bancroft & Co., Columbus.
spent several days of the pas
week an,ong friends in this city
and at Raydenville.
There was pleasant family re
union at the residence of Joseph w.
Rochester, on Second street in this
city Monday last. There were thlr-
ythree persons in attendance.
Mr.. Peter Keller has returned
from a visit to friends and rela-
tives IN Illinois. He reports all
the Hooking people he met in
good health and prospering.
Miss D. Mathews is closing out
her entire stock of Millinery
Goods at greatly reduced prices.
Ladies call before purchasing
elsewhere. Opposite the Opera
House.
The Misses Matte Mumford and
Lizzie Culver left for Desmoines.
Iowa, Tuesday last. After a
short visit at that place, Miss
Mumford will 90 onto Cheyenne,
Col, where she will spend sever
al weeks with friends.
| VIM. Weaver runs one of he CO.
siest little stores in the west end,
and keeps a full line of groceries in
stock and deals largely in produce.
q e aims to keep butter, eggs, chick
ems and all kinds of garden truck
constantly ON hand. We heartily
recommend him to the public.
There were probably few places
. in the town that had such run
last Saturday as Phil Slishers. The
entire working torce at his place
could not meet the demands of tie
customers. They were simply over
run. The excellence of his goods
and the kind treatment of the pub
lie in the past accounts for this. &c
to Slishers.
Commissioner Marks has oul
thanks for a present of harvest
apples and early Hale peaches
The apples were excellent, ant
the peaches the finest of the va
!, riety. in size and flavor, we have
= ever seen. Mr. Marks shows 4;
taste for fruit growing that is a.
gratifying TO US as is his capabil
{ ity as Commissioner.
3 Mr.. Varley, train dispatcher o
the C. II. Y. d 7. r. r, was il
this city Saturday, under th'