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

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Ed. O'Bear, of Lancaster was i
town Friday.
Ed Hall, of Columbus, was j
town Tuesday.
Flave Davey's dog Monk is deaf
on cats. Yes he is.
Mrs. Ed. James is visiting be
mother at Albany, o.
There are IA saloons and
churches in Buchtel.
Thos. jenkins and wife are visit
ing friends in Virginia.
Ms Maggie Ball is vi-ilin.
friends al Detroit, Mich.
Adm Klein, of Toledo. was il
town .everal days this week.
r. w. Chamberlain started fol
Des Moines, Iowa, last week.
Vic Teuscher, Of Columbus, was
in town several days the past week.
Will Larimer, ofShawnee. spent
Sunday with his family in this place
Austin Rathburn, of this place Is
working for the Syndicate at Buch.
tel.
Will Poston and wife. of Mel
sonviIIe, was in Logan, Wednes-
day.
Many property owners in town
are putting!down curbing and pave
ments.
Mrs. Gabeline residing in the
West End of the city is dangerous
ly i'll.
Two gents fromS Sf'I;ina we're III
town this week trying to locate u
laundry.
james Fergnsou. the manager Of
the Gore Furnace, was in Town
Saturday.
Frank Merrick, of Columbus.
spent the past week in the Hock
ing Valley.
The freight traffic of the River
Division of the Hooking Valley Is
very heavy.
1t was not the Members Of
the Council giving a concert
Monday night.
Mr.. Higgins, of Macarthur. father
of Rugg Higgins. is spending this
week in Logan.
Judge James r. Grogan has re-
turned home from a business trip to
Suttonville, w. Va.
Rev. A. B. Leonard, the great
prohibition leader. will speak i'm
this city October 5th.
Rev. Wade, who organized the
society of Free Methodist at this
place Is now in the city.
Mrs. Chas Raney and daugh- |
ter, of Lancaster, are visiting the
family of Neut Collins.
While attending the.re-union do
not fail to call at Rochester's store
and inspect their goods.
Oscar Nicholas, of Pt. Pleasant.
W. Va, spent Sunday in Logan.
the guest of Charley Work.
e. W. Heydrick, of Pennsylva-
MA, has been elected cashier and
treasurer of the Baird Iron Co.
Ihe Booking Valley Fire Brick +.
Works have started up again with
a prospect of good work this fall.
W. NJ. Green, Vice President
of the C. 81. V. & 7. R. R., stop
ped in this city, Tuesday night.
Mrs. DIR. Will Hansen, of Mel I
sonvilie, spent several days of the :
past week with friends in this city.
Rev T. 81. Monroe occupied
The pulpit at the NJ. E. Church,
morning and evening last.
Josie Rochester, of the firm of
chm Rochester & Son, was in Co.
Iurnbus Tuesday, buying new
goods.
urs. F. w. James and son Will,
together with Nirs. Robert Work
are visiting friends Al Greenfield i
Ibis week.
Cnas. Patton, second engineer at
The Gore furnace, fell with his hands
n the motion iron Monday evening
md was badly burned.
A. D. Houston and wife and
heir mother, Mrs. Nicklas, of Co. !,
umbus, visited friends here sew l
.raIdays the past week.
F. G. Rochester, of Logan, was
n town Tuesday.
Chas Bishop, of Logan, was 8
irculating in the town Monday
Jacksonville Register. :
Orlando Belt, who was recently e
onverteG at the meeting ofthe Sal c
alton Army at the Peoples Rink, P
'ft for Parkersburg, West Virgi n 9
), Monday morning last, where b e "
ill do service in the Army. We il
lope Lon will meet with success in il
bis new field and forever drive out 81