The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-07-01

Misses Emma Floyd and Jessie Hollip
are visiting friends in Lancaster, o.
Geo. Brasbears' father, mother, and sis
ter, of Cincinnati, are visiting him thi
week.
DR.. Mason. of Sugar Grove, wa
. a visitor in Logan last Saturday.
/ Rev. G. w. Burns and J. E
Tritsch talk of making a trip to th'
West next week.
Maj. Free of New Lexington, wa.
in the city Tuesday, looking after
some pension claims.
! Mr. Gus Riff and wife, of PIT
Pleasant, are visiting friends and
relatives in Logan this week.
Miss Florence Hooker, of Lam
caster, o, is visiting her cousin,
Mary Gould. in this place.
| Mr.. Amos Kline, one ofthe prom
IInent Democrats of Laurel, made ut
a pleasant visit on last Tuesday.
Ms. Truesdale and son Of Br.n
ingham, N. Y, are the guests OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank James in this
city.
The Misses Burns, daughters of
Rev. &. W. Burns of this place, are
visiting friends in GAINESVILLE this
week.
Tom and Joe Collins are laying a
pavement in front and at the side of
the Ruble row, now owned by VIM.
Donnelly of Gore, q.
Hon. G. II. Buerhaus starts next
week for Kansas City and other
points in the West on professional
business.
Little Claudio, infant daugh ter of
DR.. q. V. Raney, died at 2 o'clock
Friday morning and was buried Sa;
urday afternoon.
Mr.. o. w. II. Wright started for
West Virginia on last Monday,
where he will be engaged on pro
ftssional business for the next week.
NJ. V. McBroom, one Of the
prominent Democrats of Laurel
township, together with his wife,
visited friends in this city Monday
On Monday last 7. P. Johnston
obtained pension for Robert Pat
ton, of Haydenvllle. of $12 per
m NTH, dating hack to Dec. %. 1884
Miss Minnie Pickering, who has
been the guest of Miss Lou Mil the
past week, returned to her home al
Washington. e. H., Wednesday.
+ Squire Mauk, of Swan, called at
our Office Saturday. The Squire
is one of the most reliable Demo
Gratis in the county and a visit from
him is always appreciated.
The Nelsonville News of last
week says: The Lodge of EIks
has been established at Buchtel
OF course, o. IL. Wright, OF
Logan, had a hand in it.
Uncle Jake Keller had a reunion
at his home on Sunday last. Jacob
Keller and wife OF Lancaster, and
Charley Jeurgensmier and wife
paid him a visit and were royalty
entertained.
DIR. McCune, of Marion township.
one of the oldest and most respect
able citizens of this county, and one
of the staunchest supporters of the
Democratic party, made us pleas
ant visit Monday last.
Mr.. j. 7. Salmon, special gent
from the post Office department, in
spected the pest Office in this city
Saturday last. He reports the of
fee in good shape and pays high |
compliment to Mr. Rose and the
force employed in the Office.
The old shop formerly occupied
by VIM. Stalters d Son at the head |
of West Main St. is being fitted mp
and will be occupied by Michie &
Co. as a coal office. They will put
in wagon scales near the office.
Mr.. A. G. Barclay, one of the
lolg time supporters cfthe Sentinel,
made us a pleasant call last Tues
day. We are glad to know that he
has recovered from the serious ill
ness that afflicted him during the
winter.
New Lexington Tribune OF last
week says: ]. F. Comfy, of Logan,
was IN town the carly part of the
present week. Mrs. Comfy and |
lit lie daughters are spending few
weeks In this place, their former
home.
Mr.. VIM. Armstrong, one of the
oldest citizens Of Perry, and one of
the leading Democrats of the county
for the last half..century. was in the
city on Monday, looking In good
health, and feeling in excellent
spirits. BE IS rs years old. but
loes not appear in spirits nor vigor, !
older than most men at fifty.
Masters Lew and Will Cook, sons
If George Cook, deceased, and who
nave been at the Xenla Soldiers
Orphans Home for some months
past, are at home on a vacation
The little boys look handsome and
lealthy, and their visits at the Sen