The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-10-14
LOCAL ITEMS.
John Hansen is visiting friends


Hon. G. II. Buerhaus and viii
are visiting friends at Wichit;
Kan.
The Street Commissioner ha
been graveling Main street the pa!
week.
The Immortal J. N. passe
through the Hooking Valley las
week.
Mrs. Magee, of Macarthur. visit
ed the family of DIR. l. G. Wrigh
last week.
MISS Emma Gear, Of Carey, O
ia visiting Miss Ella Vsnatta i
this city.
Bruce Harmlson, of Luray, Va
is employed in Harmison's store il
Ills place.
Mrs. Q. s. White, of the Depo
Hotel, gave q large dinner party
Friday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hcine enter
tanned q large number of friend
Thursday evening last.
Judge Jas. r. Crogan has return
ed home after an extended trip
trip through the South.
Col. Geo. r. Sites, an old and re.
spected citizen, died at his home ir
Lancaster, Oct. 5, 1886.
Mrs. CLARA Shively. nee Kinile, o.
Pt. Pleasant. W. Va. Is visiting heI
fathers family this week.
Miss Blanche Wright gave par
ty Friday evening in honor of Miss
Nellie Rainey, of Lancaster.
Miss Ella Vanatta has returned
hnme from an extended trip through
the northwest part of the State.
AR. and Mrs. w. II. Jennihg of
Columbus, were the guests of MIR.
and Mrs. o. s. White last Sunday.
Chas. WeilanJ Jack Denton, Pete
and Ed Rectenwaldt. Of Pt. Pleas
ant, w. Va. spent Sunday in this
place.
Only 25 cents for the Sentinel un-
til. January 1st. Now, these are
Democratic times, end a good time
to subscribe.
Dan Goss. of Millvilie, has ia
ken the contract for grading the
side track in TO Keynes & Well
mans mill.
The Sentinel has received over
ane hundred new subscribers since
the opening of the campaign. These
are Democratic times.
A couple of Brigadler Generals
and a brass band from New York,
assisted the Salvation Army last
Sunday in attracting a crowd.
Miss Emma Westenhaver, one of
cur most accomplished teachers, ls
teaching the Haydenville school,
and giving the best of satisfaction.
MIR. John Donovan who has
been quite sick the last week, is
able TO be out again. DR.. Camp
bell brought him out on time. as
promised.
Mrs. Thomas Weldon, of Iowa.
who las been visiting friends and
relatives in Hooking county for
several weeks, returned home We'd
ncsday last.
James, ,Motherwell, of the Moth
or~eil Iron and Steel Co., Logan,
Ohio, was in Charleston seversl
days this week on business Char
lesion W. Va. Tribune.
A couple of ladies from each
gard. have been canvassing the
city for names TO petition, ask
ing the town council to abolish
li,e saloons.
MARRIED-At the residence of
ne brides father, Dir. j. d. Long
streth, Union Furnace, o., Wednes-
aay. October 9th, 1886. by Rev. I.
81. Stevenson, Mr.. Will L. Hughes
sac Miss Cynnie Longstreth.
T. A. McClintock, who has been
attending lectures at the Ohio
a:edical College at Cincinnati, ar
ri;ved at his home here Monday,
having been compelled to give.up
york ON account of "a spell Of
ever.
Thos. Hardy, q Datural born ar
s;st, has painted picture of Scot
and, framed by Rebers, and on ex-
iibiiion at their drug store. The
picture we think is painted in the
interests of an Emigration Society,
ijecause we certainly belive every
body would move out of a country
hat looks like Scotland, as depict
cd by the Hardy artist.
The NeIsonville News of last |
veek says:
Our old time friend. Will
3tcrret, was in the city Tues
day wearing a broader
sUile upon his face than usual which
'7as undoubtedly occasioned by the
g,resen tation of a ten pound boy ba
5y made him by his wife on that