The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-15
LOCAL ITEMS.

auC pultu'seiohSte "Sto AZ
session last week.
Ed. Hall, Of Columbus, o., was
IN town Tuesday last.
Dal Houston, Of Columbus, o i,
was In town Friday.
DR.. James Little returned home
from Columbus Monday evening.
A good many fish are being
caught this spring with dip nets.
Ms. Vint Ferguson, Of Buchtel,
O., wss IN this place Tuesday last,
Mrs. William Van Hyde has
been quite sick for several days
past.
@. Z. Bowen, Cashier Of the
First Bank, spent Sunday in Co
lumbue.
George Whitehuret, Of Canal
Winchester, o., was in this city
Tuesday.
F. S. Pursell, Of the Charlston,
w. Va. Tribune. was in the city
over Sunday.
Prosecuting Attorney Lowry was
a attendance at Court in Perry
county this week.
Miss Mabel Poston. of Ne'sonville.
is visiting her grandfather, DAME!
]. Cresap, this week.
Henry Hansen, of California, is
the guest of his brother, John
Hansen, IN this city.
The forty hours devotion be-
gins ai st. Johns church in Lo.
gan, on next Sunday.
d. H. Lappan, one of the lead
ing Democrats of Saltcresk, was
in the city on Tuesday.
Robert Staltcr. a prominent
coal operator of New Straitsville,
was in town Saturday.
]. w. Shaw, of Washington
township. was among the callers
at this office Monday last.
Recorder Weaver was called
to Lancaster on Tuesday to at
tend the funeral of his nephew,
Charles Rudolph.
Mrs. George Brown and son, Of
Dennison, O., have been the
guests of Amercus Wilson and
wife the past week.
A. J. Nunemaker, a prominent
young gentleman of Marion
township, retnrned home from
Cincinnati, O., Saturday last.
Frank Keohne, Of Carbon Hill, TO-, |
was in town Tuesday evening and
Joined the Elks. preparatory 10 Or
ganizing lodge in that place.
Peter Keller, one of our lead
ing farmers, contemplates ma
king . trip to the west soon with
. view to selecting a new home.
Rev. E. W. Work will preach
at the Presbyterian church next
Sabbath, morning aud evening.
A cordial invitation is extended
to all.
Married at the BRIDES residence
in South Bloomingville, April 10.
1886, Henry Steel, of Vinton
county, to kebecca A. Smcltz,by
e. /. Horn, J. p.
There is an unusually large
number of tramps this spring.
Hardly a day passes without the
town being visited by ten TO fif-
teen of these gentleman.
The jury In the trial at New
LeAingto- Ho, ton for the
robbery OF liv, near Max
vile, disagreed, six being for con-
viction and six for acquittal.
A number Of citizens of Logan
went to Columbus Yesterday to
urge upon the Legislature the
propriety of an appropriation of
1000 for the Hooking canal.
The grocery of George Har:;-
man was burgularized Thursday
night last, and about five or six
dollars taken. An entrance was
effected through one of the back
windows.
The Rinehart Opera Company
played TO good audiences Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday nights
of last week in Rempel's Opera
House. The entertainment gave
general satisfaction.
A new orchestra has been organ
ized in this city with the following
membership: Geo. Tannyhill. Tide
Houston. Lee Cresap, Glenn
Hoke, Hen and Will Kess'er,
and Jacob Rectenwaldt.
Steve Hudson, for many years
with Eisele & McLain
in the marble shop, has been
compelled to give up the work
on account of his health and has
accepted a position in S. N. Go
/ ecke's grocery. I