The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-07-29
Gus Smith is making hay this

Mrs. Ambrose, of Lancaster
was in this city Saturday.
; Mrs. Frank James has returne.
i. home from Troy, Ohio.
Col. John ii. Mullen has beer
appUiited Fish and Gahe Com
missioner of this county.
We believe an order should be ls
sued for the execution OF the wealth
er clerk for not sending US rain.-
l he weather of the past week ha,
been hard on the thermometer.
The new house of Mrs. Am
brose is rapidly approaching com.
pletion and will lie when finished
one of the handsomest residences
in the town.
A very enjoyable dance was CIV,
en- by some of The young people
in McCarly's Hall, Tuesday eve
ming. The weather was pretty
warm, but the boys report good
time.
j. Ii. Floyd and Geo. Bright
have returned from the Vest
They admit that Kansas is a great
State, but still believe the Hook
ing hills is good enough for them.
Mrs. Kate Wood and Mrs. Ehil
Thompson have returned from
Huntington, W. Va, where they
We're the guests of Mrs. Ettie
Crooks, formerly of this city.
junction City had vote under
the Local Option clause of the Dow
liquor law, and resulted in a major
ity for prohibition. The town
council will now enact an ordln
ance for the suppression of tho sa-
looms.
Miss Ida Kelley. of Logan, Is vls-
iting her relatives, Dir. and Mrs.
James Ward, IN this place. Nc
Arthur Enquirer.
Miss Sallie Martini. oldest daugh-
ter of cur host of tho Will House,
went to Logan on Saturday to visit
relatives.-[ Macarthur Enquirer.
Roland Swishcr, of Newark, FORM
erly teacher of penmanship in the
public schools here, was in town
last week.
The annual reunion of the l16th |
D. Y. [. will be held ut Athens,
Aug. II. Excursion rates will be
given on all roads running to Ath-
ems.
jimmy. Heft treated the boys of
this Office to basket of fine eating
apples Tuesday. Many thanks,
young man.
The Hooking Valley Fire Brick
Co. has just filled u special order
for the coke ovens neas Nelsonville.
D.
The brick company at Union Fur
mace is running the works al that
place. They are making a special
brick from fro clay, that is
spoken of very highly for building
purposes.
One evening the past week, trav
cling man visiting this city, con
,iu,led that he had been robbed -
af,er making short search he
uuhd bis money in his hip pocket.
Brigadier Gen. j. G. Reeves.
'ommanding this department of
Ohio of the Army of Patr acbs Mil.
tant, will be in Logan on next Friday
Ind desires to meet all the members
# the cncsmpment at their hall ut
p m. -
The quartette travelling with
he Indian doctor, and who has
'een in this city the past week,
ave entertained our people with
xcellentsmusic during their stay.
Mr.. Dan Heft and sons have COM
!eted the work of plastering "a
Ouses at Brush Fork. The work
las begun June lst. The Hetts
re first class workmen, and do
Tork promptly.
Mr.. John Savey, of North Null
erry street, is successful potato 8
rover From half potato plant q
d last spring, grew a bunch of '
ines six feet long. The hill pro- t
uced thirty six potatoes, twenty b
wo of which were medium size. The S
ariety is burbank. Now who can
eat this? t
There was a terrible rain storm iu I
ne vicinity of Maxvllle, Monday I
vening. 1t is reported as being
,e heaviest experienced for years, l
nd resulted in much damage to 4
-ops. :
The four ycar old daughter of = =
Ir. and Mrs. Will Davey was
roueht to this place from Colum- =
US for burial Saturday last, the 9
neral taking place Sunday after !,
Don. The child, we learn, died of j.,
rain fever. The parents have the = :
'mpathy of the people in this COM =
unity.
Tony Barleycornicus, of the Win. /
N Record, is the owner of a new j
Dat. In his description IF it he [
sglects to give the dimensions of 4