The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-05-13
Havana seed in L. D. Ste gies.

Judge S. H.. Wright is seriously il
Dode Whitehtrst, of Canal Win
chester, O., was In this city Tues
day.
Ca pt. S. q. Bright and L. A
Culver mads trip to Columbu
Friday last.
Athens fishermen use dynamite
instead of hooks, in carrying Oh
their trade.
NJ. Frank Wright. of Columbus
was visiting friends in this city the
past week.
Some of our people are already
talking about the probable pro-
gramme for Decoration Day.
Mrs. Ellis Guerin, of Athens, O.,
was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Tom Sunderland, Sunday last.
George KIeinschmidt, Clerk at
the Post. Office, visited friends at
New Straitsyills. Sunday last
Mrs. Emma Thompson. of Gin.
cinnati. O., daughter of Mr. E.
Maynard, is visiting her friends in
this place.
The rendition of tho opera. "Bo-
hemian Girl" by tho Phllharmon-
lcs of Lancaster, O.. last week, was
a grand success.
Wad Gage and Chris Hartman
are camping out this week between
town and tie Falls mill. Fresh fish
and OK tail soup are all ttsgo.
Charles Mccarthy is putting.
down a new pavement on the east
side of bis business block on the
corner OF Main and Market streets.
Mrs. S. H: Bright and son, War
rem, started for Athens, Penn,
Monday, being called there by
The serious illness of her sister.
The street commissioner has
been cleaning up the streets for
the past week. 1t should not he
while the work goes
on, tha: our alleys are in bad
condition.
George Locke and Will Hamb.
i'm, two we'll known young gen
lemen of this place, ire making |
IN extended trip through the |
West. They will be this week |
N Southern Kansas.
The Noble Order of Elks recent
y established in this city is. pros
'ering' immensely. Every meeting
hight new members are initiated
md new applications made Mel
ouvilic News.
Ask your grocer for L. D. stog;es.
A correspondent writing from Il
sboro, SAYS: Il
John Hixenbaugh, of Circieville.
D.. passed through this place last
Teek bound for Logan. He was a
ormer influential citizen of this
ounty.
A Yankee Ridge correspondent
T the New Plymouth Graphic says
hat Ella Dow, a prominent young
aiy of this place, will start for I.o
an Tuesday, for the purpose of !:
earning the millinery business.
w. B McCracken started for
-ansas Monday last, where he ex-
ects to locate in the near future.
Lis family will remain in this city
uring his abeence and on his re
,rn will accompany him to the
Test.
9. E. Elsie, general manager of i
,e Weilston Furnace. joined his {
lmily. who have been rislting Mr.. +
nd Mrs. Chas. McLain. Sat.
rday night and on Sunday visz%
ed the family of Mrs. NJ. j. Baird
Baird's Furnace.
We regret very much that We {
ere not able to be present at the u
st meeting of Prof. Peacock's d
ancing class. We are informed 6
lat those in attendance had q roy c
good time and that Prof. will i
ach another term. Mr Peacock has t
ven,we believe,generslls lsali,faction '
) q teacher. o
There will be German services 6
! the new Lutheran Church, on 8
upday next at 10 A. NJ. En-,
lish services at u T. n. c
West & Johns on moved their !,
surance Office into the DolIison !:
ock this week. The rooms were d
'pered by Andy Crawford, Vern :
owen and e. Barker. and are ;
easantlY located. NJ
The Exchange Hot Ell of Colum.
Is. O., is among the very best o
in The Capitol city. The a
hr. Bud HoIlings- ii
orth and Chas. B. Cowan, are il
'th young men with advanced G.
cas- of how a house of entertain O.
ent should be run. The arrange il
ents of their place are modern, 6
nployes polite and attentive and G
arges reasonable. We cheerful
recommend the Exchange to our
aders a n frat nlasr etonninnl