The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-10-07
MRS. Rev. Moore is visiting at
Brook vile. Ind.


ter.
y Miss Carrie Tetirick, of Allen
Vile, o.. is visiting the family {
il her uncle, L. d. Vickers, in th
city.
Il z. w. Chamberlin, We learl
talks Of moving 10 Des Moiuet
II Iowa. where he viii go into bus
ness.
: The different opinions regard
ing DR.. Leonard as expressed oI
the streets Wednesday morniii4
u was wonderful aggregation.
While attending the Lancaste
Fair you should not fail 10 in
ispect the novelties To be found oI
the 5 cent table, at A. Bauman S
L. C. Calvin, the popular con
ductor of the Cannon Ball train OIL
the S!raitsvilie Branch, will b
married this evening. TO Mss aaggi'
Lane, of Buchtei. D.
Harry Saunders, al o!,: Logan
boy. and now oae OF chief clerks
in the wholesale e>iah!j~hmi-ni
of Niles, Bancroft, & s eit'nn. "i
Col. wis II this city over Sunday,
The voice of the small boy is
heard Oh the street-do, ra, me, fu,
sol, la, Sc, do.-and this is what
music has doue for long suffering
people.
j. n. Kessier and Charlotte r
Kreider were married in Colum-
bus, Monday. Oct. 4th, 's6, hv
Rev. Chas II. Babcock, rector Of
Trinity Church.
Services will he held IN this nf
fee, "verv ;.s"ii'i.,g for il" n-xi
We, K. he Iicm i'nrsoH G'lH;'i IT
tic;a;ing. Si".:~n:s in the iea,!
langtaces are i;iv;tc;; TO be pres
ent.
A. Bauman keeps one of the
most complete restaurant in Ian
| and during the fair will be able
to accommodate any number Of
guests. Get your meals al Ban
;n2u's-
One baby will some times de-
strov the good bumor OF thous-
and people. IL is sure TO Go ii if
tic audience is interested in a
good speech. This was demon
strated Tuesday night.
Mrs, J. L. Collins, Mrs. II. D.
Moore, the Misses Jessie Collins,
Minnie Jeuneret. Ella Jennings,
Cad Murphy aud Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Rose and Refus Reber, left
Tuesday morning 20 attend he Ex-I
position a. Cincinnati.
C..l. We'dy says he heard the Re
publlouns t,ritting their teeth Tues
day evening. The sound was rot
unlike tha: of 3 hundred grind !
stones in d TOOL shop.
The doctor is very goo'l politi !
co-prcacher. Like Jnve, he carrys |
a variety OF thunder bolts. Those
he cast among tie Republican
ranks. have caused much sorrow |
and lamentation.
The Columbus Times Of Sunday !!
says:
"Mr. and Mrs Lucius Bort of To-
gan, are guests at the residence of
sir. Fred Meadow on Fifth ave
nue."
Willie Vanhorn, son of Mr. Ras
VanhorE. died at his hom- Thurs
day last, aged 10 years. He was
victim of consumpti' land a mn.t g.
lcv. The funeral wa
from the " +. Chn rrh Sunday af-
,ernoon, Rev. J F. Williams Gfficiat.
ing.
The furnace men are an.,ci pnting
q boom IN iron. The movements of
the iron masters in this Valley
point to hnsy, prosperous year
ahead. This wall he good news to
the people in this region who have
been trying to tide over the hard
times experienced tho past two
years.
We have ParscD and a Devil in
this office. When the tide is in the
Parson holds the floor; when it is
1ut the Devil tax es charge of the
crank of the wheel. Much labor
hath reduced the Devil to shad-
DIV. Ii the tide don't soon return,
Sam Westenhaver viii have to
make an assignment.
We are pleased to note that work
las been commenced on the founda-
ion OF KEYNES G5 Wellman's mill.
The engineers of the G. Ii. V. &
I. Il. z. have located the route tor
,e side track and work will soon
De commenced on it.
The mill proper has not been let
'et, but will today, "wednesday }
from this time on the work will be
Everything is to be sub
tantial and it will be, when com
,ieted, ore OF the finest properties
n Southern Ohio.
LArzR-The contract eff build I
ng the mill was let to the Logan
.ifg. Co. last night for 5945, Co., ,
his insures a good job.
Ed Davenport could never have |
one anything with that crowd s
'uesdav night. Even his button /;
ole hoGuet would not have