The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-08

Mert Smith returned to Wooster
o., Tuesday last.
i Americus Wilson is laying 70
the first bass of the season.
I Mr.. Frank Green of Amanda, O.
was in town. Tuesday last.
Joe. Shers of New Straitsvilie
was in town over Sunday.
There was born to DR.. Rane,
and wife, on Wednesday of las
week, q daughter.
EWill Larimer,. Manager Of J. G
Hdmilion's store at Shawnee
spent Sunday with his family in
Logan.
Mrs. L. D.Vickers. who has beer
sick for some time.- we are Pleased
to note, is improving.
Rev. Dr.. Kcndrick will preach
in the Episcopal Chapel on Friday
evening, April 9th, at Z O'Clock. All
are invited.
Master Roland Recten waldt eel.
ebrated the 4th anniversary OF his
birth Tuesday afternoon last. For
ty-eight of his friends were invited
and in attendance.
J. w. Jones. Genera! Manager
ofthe Haydenville Mining & Man.
nfacturing Co.. was in town over
Sunday.
Squire Lehman,'a leadin: Dem.
ocrat of Ward township. was a
caller at this Office Saturday last.
Allen Cline, q prominent far.
mer Of Laurel township, was in
town Saturday aud paid this Office
a pleasant visit.
Despite the w,ntry weather OF
the past week, the festive robin
has Ia bored industpi0usly 10 10
cato as may cherry trees as pos
sible.
Black birds along the river
hank have been calling for Al
Brooke, Al El liott and Carl
Buerhaus Tor two weeks. past.
The pools along the river are
Glled with suckers awaiting the
hour whom tho! will be served
at the ox.tail soup feast. Gnge,
Kanodc and Cline. keep your eye
on The m i,u aud don't loose run
Of tho signs.
Capt ID. A. Miller. in company
with john Mcbride, the retiring
took a trip over
his division Of the canaIs the past
week.
Miss Nan Mcbride who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. A.
II. Ward, at New Lexington, the
past week, has returned home.
Henry Davis, Superintendent.
and Charles Hamilton, Chief En-.
ginees at Baird's Furnace, were
in town Saturday.
The Ohio State Journal Of FRI
lay says Miss Hattie pleuk-
,arp. of gan, is the guest OF
Ter aunt, Mrs. L. pleukharp, a
King avenue.
::Wm, Armstrong, an old and promin.
mt citizen OF tins county died at
lis home near Union Furnace, Sun.
lay night last.
These ballnv days, when the
now is falling and the robins
ong cheers lie weary workers in
'ur Office, The chief most delights
o tell of bis wOndrous hilltop
arm. II is the opinion Of ohr
EVIL that the only wa. lie will
make point on that land is to
liant it in beets.
Prof. Burgess, the superintcnd.
nj Of the public schools Of Cam
ridge, Guernsey county, O., was
n this city Tuesday and made a
leasant visit to this office. Prof
'urgess was formerly in charge of
he schools al Lancaster, O., aud is
ne Of the the most prominent edu.
at0rs in tho State,
Phil Siisher keeps one of the
"st appointed lunch counters in
OWN. Boiled Ham, Sandwiches,
'oiled Eggs, and. Weinerwurst can
G got ut all hours. Phil Slishcr is
20 we'll known to the people Of
} wn and county to need any guar I
ntee of The excellence of his goods.
lie keeps nothing but what is fret.
ass. Call and see him. d
The we'll knows gray mares be
nging to Mote Davis, have q rec
ID that probably no other animals I
the United States have. In the !
'st Six years they have Travelled in s
10 interest of Uncle Sam, carrying {;
'e mail between Haynes P. o. and !
ogan, and later AdelphIa and |
hillic0tbe. An estimate of the
lies Travelled, toots up GO,52S. and !
Re still good for at least three
mes that number of miles II Adel. {
hla News.
Mrs. Helen Rcosc, daughter of j
r. John i. Gill. and wife of hob J.
I T.. Reese, ESQ, died ut her home