The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-09-30

= Mrs. Ed Westenhaver, who wa
well known to many of the peoI
Ie in this place. died at her hom
in Iowa City, Sept. 4th.
While attending the Lancaste
Fair you should not fail to in
spect the novelties to be found,ol
the 5 cent table, at A. Bauman's
A. Bauman keeps one of th,
most complete restaurant in Ian
and during the fair will be abl,
to accommodate any number o
guests. Get your meals at Bau
mans.
Mss Augusta Fox, who has heer
visiting friends and relatives IN Mel
sonville the past week returned
home last Saturday after. very
pheasant visit.
Well bet, that ifit ever becomes
necessary, Ed. Davenport can take
the Salvation Army and run it. He
has been watching the workings of
the institution for some time.
There will be wild grapes
wherever there are vines.-[New
Lexington Tribune.
Yes, and there will he wild OATS
as long as there are boys 10 sow
them.
Rev. JohE Ii. Palmer and Miss
AIDA SchoIl, both of Hooking
county, were married at North
Berne, O., Sept 21st by Rev, B. F.
Schillinser, pasto, of the Evangel-
ical Lutheran church at that place.
1t is s1id that much of the land
owned by persons of this city in the
Southern part of the county has
been stript of much valuable timber.
1t seems strange that the rascals can
not be brought TO justice.
John Hutchins, with his wife left
for his old home IN Maine Saturday.
John is one OF the best engineers OIL
the Pumpkin Vine, and during his
absence his engine will be thorough
ly overhauled.
The Lancaster Republican of
last week says: The cards are
out announcing the wedding of
Mr. Edward Guerin. Of this city,
TO Miss Ida Idleman, of Marion,
Ohio. on Tuesday, October 26ih.
At a regular meeting of the
Board of Education of Ward Tp., |
held on Monday of last week, it |
was decided to build new school |
house, of two rooms, on the old
site, at Brush Fork.
Fred Strnck and wife returned
home from the west Tuesday
night. About two hundred of
the boys called around to pay
their respects aud give them a
good old fashioned country bell
ing.
Mr.. Frank Gordon; of Gore, was
among the callers at this office Sat
nrday last. He says the record of
the furnace at that place shows that
She made one thousand tons of iron
sven last month, a very large per-
,entage of which was No. 1. foundry.
He says the iron market is looking
much better ard that thev have
enough orders sold ahead to keep
hem busy ior. the next SIX months.
This is good news.
Mr.. T. F. Mccarthy, ex Sheriff
# this county, has severed his con-
,ection wit, the Michigan Life In
urance Co and will 60 the first of
he month to Wisconsin. He will
We in the employ of the c. q 81. e.
/ l. Co., and will have charge of {
wo coal docks one at Ashland and
ne at Manatawah. We are sorry
0 lose Dick. He is a royal. good
elbow, and VIC wish him success
lis family. we learn, will remain in
Iogan this winter. /,
TheiprOpOsition to endorse Gov.
'oraker's administration was re
ected by. the committee OIL reSo-
ltions at the Perry county Re-.
ubllcan Convention last week.
Lancaster Eagle. !:
Let them alone. The present :.
saders of the party in that coun-
Y will bury it so deep this fall Z
nat it will never be ressurrected.
ust let them alone. The brogan
the Corning niger will be used r
S a monument to mark the grave T
/ the party. a
The continued success of Billy p
wilson at his place in the McCrack- Il
n building is phenomenal. He h
as one of the finest sample rooms n
! the city. His bar is fitted out n
elegant style and is we'll supplied g
nth the best liquors in the Market. r.
Ie keeps quiet, orderIp place, and a
lvltes the public to call. Henry s.
.pplegate presides over the refresh Y
ents. f;
Eugene Jepson, in the Tide of
ortune," at Remple's Opera House
aturday evening, was greeted by Il
,lendid house. Tie press reports s,