The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-03-25

John1 kavey, who hns becn m attendant
attthe Athens Asylum the last year, nne
that institution has resigned Ills place,
and has made nm engagement 10 take
charge OF isaiah Voris' vegetable garden
Canon willard OF tho Gazette, celebrated
81. pntrtcks Day In Columbus. He and
Jim Retallic of the Limerick Curry Comb
and 0ruhbing Hoe OF i.,es, because Jim
on that day.
DR.. Lewis, of Rushville, O., wa.
in town Tuesday.
| Mr.. Aaron Price has been quito
sick for the past week.
Jacob Fox ia building q new
house 10 the End ward.
Dr. Priest, of Macarthur, O, was
in this city Wednesday.
j. J. Bragg is laying a new pave
mcnt in front of the city building
Rev. j. &. Ford, of Rushmore.
O., was visiting ficnds in this city
last week.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
Wilbur Hills died Tu csdsy even
ing, in this city.
Miss Houston of Pt. Pleasant,
West Virginia. is visiting friends
and relatives in this city.
Ex Sheriff Cherrinsson. q prom.
,nent Republican of Jackson coun'
ty was in this city Tuesday last.
A number of valuable contribu
iions has been crowded ont this is
cue. They will appear next week.
Enos Kn;pe. an cid and esteem-
ed citizen Of Washington township,
died on the 10Th. Obituary next
week.
TIE NJ. E. church social at Chas.
Roses residence lust night was a
very enjoyable affair and was we'll
attended.
Charley Weiland, one Of our
industrious Logan boys, engaged
al the ri. Pleasant Factory, Wis
tied in Logan on last Sunday.
Frank Keno was in t,wn Satur-
day, "inspectlng' the convention /;
about Us far as he will ever get as
Inspector under this administration
Mr.. D. B. Black, of the Rock
House, and one Of the prominent
young men Of his section, has clos
ed his school and returns to Ada
for the purpose Of 6nishing bis col
legiato course.
Mr.. jesse Flitcher of Jersey, Lick
ing county, a,d formerly of Green
township, is having q pleasan. time
this week visiting among his many
friends in Hooking.
Mr.. j. q Matthias Of Eu to rprise,
who has been teaching Ut Galloway,
the past winter, hns resigned his
school on account Of i'll heulth, ana
returned heme.
Rev. Hart aud wife, who have
been spending the winter in the
South, returned home Inst week
and were hoartily welcomed by
their many friends. Mr.. Hart gives
some interesting impressions in an
interview published elsewhere.
Col. Weldy has rented the room
adjoining the Sentinel. and now
has not only the best neighbors,
but the most elegant and commo.
dious law Office in the city. lie
csn receive al once u whole con.
venti0n OF clients.
The Republican gang poIitl.
clans of Logan are perpetra,ing a
small Boyc0tting on the Gazette
Office Instead Of employing the
paper 10 print bills announcing
the convention, a type wrltin.
machine is used, with letters in
appropriate pale blue ink.
Col. Mooney, of St. Mary's,
General Agent for the Michigan
Mutual, spent Sunday in Logan.
He is much pleased with the work
of the local agents here. Messrs.
Mccarthy & Floyd.
Gen. Frank Baird, of Perry
county, was in Logan Saturday
helping his old Republican gang
along with scheme 10 "precincl
A" the premises. The game was
played successfully as The ticket
nominated shows.
Zero has an article on the LIST
page, which is about as chilling us
the winds on Monday morning. The
confessed sinner, Peccavi, has the
next turn at The lsobars. We hope
he will warm things up.
Saturday last was the 66th birth
day Of Uncle Jacob Keller, and 1t
is needless to say thai his friends of
both town and country were treated
royalty when they called upon h.m
that day.
1t was also the 51st birthday of
Joseph N. Kessler, and pale ale
was issued without stint to ali who
called to congratulat, him.