The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-07-22

, through the Northwest and Gre;
Lake region.
The Misses DoIan, OF Co'un. b 1:
have been the guests of Mr.. an
: Mrs. C. w. McClintock in thu
|. place the past week.
5 The Methodist Protestant churc
will hold camp meeting on. ground
j, near Washington Q H. from Jul
so to August IS, 1885.
Misses Nell Work, Kate Roches
ter and Maggie Ball Started for In
diana Monday last, where they vii
t visit tue family of Miss Ball.
Perry Bollinger, of NeIsonvilic
} and a weIl-known miner, was Ii
the city last Friday and. paid hi
, respects 20 this Office.
The pay car on the G II V d. I
visited the Valley the carly part Of
) the week, and the railroad boys are
consequently in happy mood.
John Weller, engineer on the O
& W Va division, is, together with
his family, visiting friends near Gin
cinnati this week.
John W Smith, Gottleib Helver.
} W lngmire, J R Calvert Phillip
Safer and Al Bay, were among the
many callers at this office last Sat-
day.
| Nick Weiland is Dragging on his
wheat crop. From field of
three quarters of an ace,
be raise,i twenty eight bushels of
wheat. Who can beat Its
The lumber is now on the ground
and new fence will soon be put up
around the old cemetery. We think
It would be good plan to give the
grounds thorough overhsuling.
W. ]. McManiga,, of Ward town
SKIP, and one of the prominent
Democrats of that section. called al
this Office on last Saturday and re
newed bis allegiance in substan.
tial way.
Bob Work, Chas. Myers and
Rube Spurrier made a move on the
fish at Scotts Greek Falls Satur-
day night and caught a-splen
did ducking.
The people living on Hunter
street are making much complaint
about the fast driving that is being
done on that thoroughfare. They
say the street is being turned into q
regular race course.
Luther s. Bort, of this city, ceIe. |
bratcd his sixty eighth birth last
Sunday. According to custom, his |
children spent the day with him,
among them being Will aud Lon
of Nelsonville.
Mrs. Chas Rose entertained
few Of her lady friends in honor of
Mrs. Dufew, of Chiilicothe, and
Mrs. E. S. Culver, of Buchtel. on
Friday evening.
Ben Tritsch, Of the firm of Tritsch
& Stiers, and J. E. Tritsch of the
Wooden Mills, returned from an ex-
tended trip through the West, Tues
day morning.
Since Yank Mccarthy has put
in his billiard and pool tables, he
has scored u brilliant success. His
room has been newly papered and
be can now boast one OF the most
billiard halls in the Val
ley.
Geo. Work and Frank Blasius
have returned home after a two
weeks outing at Lakeside. Tbey
report fishing good, and speak high
y of the. beauty of the ladies' IN
Newark, Zanesvllle and other neigh.
borlng towns.
Mrs. S. Fl. Books, of Chillicothe,
and Capt. d. A. Miller, of Logan, ,
we're in town this week. Thev
;ame in respone to kilograms an
noun:ing the dangerous illness of {
heir mother, Mrs. Harmon Miller {
1t Jackson Wellston Argus.
We received a pleasant call last
week from j. q. Kosher, formerly
If this place, but now Travelling
Freight Agent of the @ & y, Mid /
and r r. aud O, p Gotblin. Tray
ling Agent of the Chicago and I
Northwestern railway.
Mich Gear, of Charleston, w.
Va, spent several days of the past
week with friends in this city,
dich will return to this city in
bout three weeks, and will take
lls old place in Harrison & Co.'S ,
tore.
The old established Boot and f
shoe dealers, W. R. Bowlby & Son, i
re coming right. to the front on ,
'rices, and are now offering hand |
ewed shoes, either button or lace. !
t the very low price of $4.00. Tho
dessrs Bowl by are among the most I
eliatle business men of the town, !
nd are prepared to do just what {
hey say. II
The Rock House, one ofthe most
oted resorts in Southern ohio, is,
We learn, under the management of !,
ir. r. B. Rouse, receiving q lar