The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-11-25
LOCAL ITEMS.
The weather continues fair.
Mrs. Frank Kersch is quite sick.

Tuttle of Lancaster, are visitin
Miss Blanch Ambrose.
Mrs, ]. F. Wheeler and daugt
ter Julia, of Columbus, are visi
ing friends in Logan.
Mr.J-A. Murphy, one of on
Oldest citizens, has been quite il
the past week.
C. W. McClintock, of the Fir
Brick company visited Dayton, o,
on business this week.
VIM. Gear, of Upper Sandusky
was the guest ofhis brother Mich
in this city, Tuesday.
Miss Ada Rose, of Columbus
is stopping with Mrs. r. Belt, il
this city.
= Robt. Hamblin, stewart of tht
Athens Asylum, spent Sunday
with his mother, in this place.
Mrs. NJ. j. Baird. of Baird.
Furnace, was in town Wednes-
day, the guest of Mrs. D. q. Viii.
lard.
Mrs. Judge Harrison of Wich-
ita, has been visiting the family
of G. ". James, ST., the.p week
The ladies of The Presbyterian
Church will open Brazar at the
Peoples Rink during the holi.
days.
Mrs. Albert Niche and child
rem have returned from visi;
among friends at Middleport.
Master Joe, son of Geo. Bra.
shears, has been qnite sick with
catarrhal fever, the past week.
Miss Maggie Gilmore, of Nelson
vile. o., Is visiting the family Of
Jacob Fox this week.
]. L. Mitchell, of Colorado. was
called home last week by the sud
den illness of his mother.
Lancaster boasts of four poker
games; Logan gan see it and so six
better:
Rev. c. c. nart and Judge J. e.
Grogan of Logan were in town the
first of the week. Athens Herald.
Mr.. Henry Hansel and wife
have returned from a pleasant
visit among friends and relatives
in The Northwest.
Chas. N. Weiland has removed
from PIT. Pleasant, West Virginia
to Columbus, O., where he will be
Employed in factory.
Mr.. Milt Armstrong and Mr..
Haynes, of Perry township, &C
companied by several neighbors
from Pickaway county, started
last Monday for an extended trip
through Kansas.
Frank r. Gross, for some time
in business in this place, has gone
TO Jacksonville, Athens county,
where he will take charge of coal
mine. We are sorry to lose tho
young man but wish HIM success at
his new home.
During the past week Robert |
Work, the popular clerk at Rose &
Sulzbachers has been confined to his |
home by sickness. We hopo he
will soon be out again. Dick Cul-
bertson has taken Bobis place for
the present.
The Governor at the gas works is
evidently getting a rest, as there
seems to be much improvement in
the quality of the gas. Air diluted
gas is thread bare luxury.
Col. Sam Westenhaver has re-
turned from a two weeks visit
in the West. Col. Sam is so well
pleased with Chicago and other
live cities that he visited. that he
contemplates selling out in Lo-
gan and making the West his fu-
ture home.
Since the issue of the last SEN
tinel, the candle power of the
city gas posts has increased one
hundred per cent. The gas posts
ian now be seen without the aid
,f a lantern.
The gas company's bill for
lighting the streets last month
las been disallowed by the Coun-
ii. Does The Council refuse to
,ay honsst bills, or was the bill
dishonest one. and as such
'ught not 10 be paid?
Col. Jake Kemple of West Vir- I
,inia, will deliver a lecture in S
semple's Opera House, Tuesday I
vening, Dec. 7th 1886, on "The |
'rials and Tribulations of an Of Q
ice Seeker /; OR. Why l Walked |
Back from Washington" L
There were u applicants for
'eacher's Certificates in the {
Month of November, of whom the =
blowing were successful for one
ear: j. L. billiard, Enamel II
left u III I,annop Err,u,, Orlo i