The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-08-05

quite large party from ihl
city visited Mrs. Lizzie Dewar a
. Nelsonville, yesterday.
Mrs. Ned F. McManigal, Of Col
umbus is visiting her mother. Mrs
Mccarthy, at the old home place
west of town.
Mrs. Kate Wood, accompanied
by her son Charley and Miss Fan.
ny Bowen started for Chicago
this morning.
Frank Hall. of Johnsiown, o..
has been visiting the family OF
A!r, John A. rphy in this place
the past week.
Chas. LoweIy, of Athens, was
;be guest of his brother, V. e..
Lowery, our prosecuting attor-
ney, The past week
John White and wife, Mrs.
Howard White and Miss Minerva
White started for Chic ago, ILL.,,
Saturday morning last.
] ". W McCray. Superintendent
of our schools, is making arrange
ments to erect new residence
Oh north Market street.
The weather has been delight
fully conI this week, but we need
rain very bad. The fields begin to
look as brown on parchment.
Judge Wright is smiling. con
tented and happy. He is to have
no opposition in the Judicial
ConyeE!ion.-Lancasier GaZ.
Miss Rosa Shaher, is the guest
of Miss Lolita Rose. She will re-
main during the encampmant- of |
the knights. .--AdeIphi News.
c. Fl. Rippey, formerly a resi-
dent of this place, but aow of
Boston, Mass. visited the family |
of Jesse l.. Collins, Friday last.
D H. S'iyison left basket OF
apples at this Office last week.
that We're unusually large and of
most excellent flavor. Thanks.
Frank Brehm, WHO has been
employed with the bridge gang
on the o. & W. Va. Div, had his
his arm broken one day last week.
John Il, Shearer. Sr,' editor of the
Marysvilie Tribune, and his son
John II. Shearer Jr., was in this
this city Tuesday and Wednesday,.
James Watkins has been driv-
ing a match team of grays, the
past week, that has attracted con-
siderable attention. They are
rattiers.
Much complaint is male Of ladies
hcins insu!ted IN ,iiiseren: parts of
this city by the gangs running up
OH cur streets. Ii Is shout time for
such work to cea g.
Gus Smith wishes to inform his
many friends that the season for
hay is over, and that he
has retired from the fields Tor The
season.
The Ross County Teachers In
S;itu;e will 90 into annual session 1
1t Chii;icothe on August 16iii.
md remain in session one month.
Border News.
j. G. Reeves, J. l.. Jackson and
]. J. Wolfe, of Lancaster. we're in :
his city Friday night and institut-
ID an encampment Of the order of '
Patriarchs siii'tsSt.
Carey Whltehurst. of Canal Win :
hester, for many years in charge of :,
he railroad office at that place, but .
low a prominent grain merchant.
vas in this city Tuesday evening.
Jacob Fox, of the 6rm of Fox :.
Bros, Is rejoicing over the arrival +
If new girl. DR.. Campbell says
he mother and babe are doing we'll !,
'acob, bring us up a growler of d
'eer. 4
Miss Emma McLain and Miss o
.ucy NJ. McClintock have return C
d from Weliston, Ohio, where h
hey have been the guests of Mr. t
nd Mrs G f Eisile. the past four t
7eeks.
We learn, following the reported 6
allure OF Joe L. West at New +,
traitsvilie last week, that all ;,
la'ms against him were adjusted to :.
ne full and entire satisfaction of 8,
is creditors. !
1t Is reported that the Salvation +,
It's claim this to be the toughest il
'wn they have struck. If the re- VI
.port is true they have not come
that conclusion much sooner
ian We expected. a
The fire alarm Monday morn - -
lg, was occasioned by a slight h
laze al The residence CT Eman- :.
81 Crooks, in Furnacetown.- =,
,mage very light. the fire being :,
he'd before the depart
ent reached that part Of town.
Treasurer John Notestone and IN