The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-09-02

Ned Work Is home from CIncif
natl on a visit.
Johnny Kristen has been quit
sick the past week.
ElIengown Heights are regainin;
their old reputation.
Prosecutor Lowry is taking in tn
State Fair this week.
Miss Vorys, of Lancaster, j
visiting Name Floyd.
The "War Cries are not all TO
sale by the salvation Army.
Judge Groghan was in Columbus
on professional business Tuesday.
| Miss Essle Reber is visiting tn.
family of her brother. B. G. Reber
Miss Sadie Pond has returned hom,
from a visit among friends near Cieve'
land, o.
Miss Beemy KRISTEN, of Pomeroy
o., is The guest of Mrs. VIM. Wa
ner.
Miss Allie Kline, of Dayton. D
is visiting in Logan, the guest o
Miss Hattie Acker.
Mr.. Frank,,Wright. of the Co
Iumbus Dispatch. has been visit
ing friends in this city for some
days.
The cool wavc struck the town
Tuesday morning. 1t struck the
defeated candidates some time Sat
urday night.
Joe McCuIIom has a "feiler'
feeling for all that come and 60
The young man wants a harp with
thousand strings.
We are pleased to note that Mrs. L.
D. vIckers has so far recovered her
health as to be out again. She spent
part Of Wednesday with her husband at
his Office.
Daniel Hendricks, of Monday Creek
township, Perry county, was in this city
last week with load OF wheat and
could not dispose of it. Gentlemen,
we want mill or a warehouie quick.
The Fall Session of the Public
School OF Logan, will open on
Monday, Sept. 6, 1886. A full al
tendance is desired.
The dancers at McCarthy's Hall
Monday night were serenaded by
by the boys. They had the Saliva
ton Army hymn down fine.
John Marphy and. son John,
have returned from the Vest
Mr. Murphy was seriously ill du-
ring his absence, bnt is now im-
proving.
Mrs. Z. W. Saunders, who has
been visiting friends in this city
and Havdenville, for a couple of
weeks past, returned 10 her home
in Columbus, Saturday.
We beg leave to acknowledge
the receipt IF "a basket of grapes
from Mrs. McGrath this week. The
punches were the largest and the
grapes the best favored of any we
have seen this s.,ason.
Walnut street is becoming one
of the most popular iu the CITY,
There is nothing like business al
both ends of the line, to keep down
the weeds aud grass in a suburban
lane.
Andy Crawford has secured a
school TOR The coming winter at
Monday, O., and will take charge
Monday morning. next. Andy is
a good teacher, and We feel sure
he vii. meet with success.
Reamy Baird. of Baird Furnace.
was in Town Saturday, getting
pointers on how primary eiec-
tions are run. He also learned
that Logan is very live town on
State occasions.
Sir. Phillip HenseI. our candi-
date for Infirm airy Director, favor
ed this Office with basket of
6ne peaches Tuesday last, for which
he has our thanks. The fruit was
of excellent flavor.
Forty persons from the Valley
went on the excursion to Pitts
burg last Saturday. Among our
townsmen we noted Mrs. Jacob
Schwarz. Mrs. John Ste lam. Mr..
George Hartman and MIR. n. j.
Welland.
Charles Smith, of this city, who
has been a faithful clerk IN the
railroad Offices at Corning for a
number Of years, has been pro-
NOTED TO the agency. We are
glad TO hear of his good luck, be-
cause it has been won by years of
honorable service.
Mr.. Miller. the popular Post
master at Union Furnace. has
completed his new store. and has
a stock of goods that will do credit
TO towns of twice the size of New
Cadiz. Mr.. Miller is an enter
prising young business man, and
we hope his business viii. increase
In proportion TO the enlargement
and improvement he has made.
Mr.. Chas P. Armstrong and
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