The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-01

LOCAL ITEMS.

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Tho natural gas question 10 Ia
king . rest.
Tom Sunderland, Of Radclift's
wes In town Monday,
Ben KiltsmIller visited friend'
IN Columbus last week.
villa Geese have established .
q picket line north Of this place.
Henry Reinmund, Of Colum
bus, O.. was In town last week,
Mr.. Lewis Green and WIFI visit
"a tho Athens Asylum, Friday
lest.
barley Moare Il recovering
slewIy from HE recent severe ILL.,
ness.
The schools are dismieaed on
account Of this belag moving
week.
+ p jehnsten after an absence
Of . week returned llame Tues
day evening.
", u White Ia IN Naw texinR
top this week attending 10 busi-
ness IN court.
Mn. baumenig, residing en-
> North Market street, has been
Sepairing her h0use.
The Office atihe itempel House
hes been newly papered aud a
new floor put down IN II.
Mrs. Amer,eus Wilson and son
1eft on Monday. for \ weeks Wis
Il among friends IN Toledo.
Mr.. Lee Rambo, who has been
attending school at Philadelphia.
Pa, 10 at home On n visit.
Mert Smith, who has been at
tending school at Wooster, O.. IL
spending vacation Al home.
Col. Ras Mclaughlin s rcjoic-
ing over the arrival OF a little
GIRL at bic home Friday morning
. Rev. Kelly; presiding elder Of
she Lancasler District, M. Il.
Church, was IN this city Friday
last.
N. Y. McBroom, a prominent
Democrat Of Laurel township was
among the callers At this Office
Friday last.
The Logan Manufacturing Go.
10 buildingA a new store room for
the Consolidated Coal Company
at Brusby Fork.
Mr.. A. L. Price. of the Ohio
Univereity, was In the city Mon.
day and 1e a pleasant call al
tho Sentinel Office.
Mr. George ranch, son of John
= Rauch, Of this city, started for
the west Tuesdny last. He goes
e. Usage, Kansas.
Mr.. Ed Curran, Of New Straits.
willie, the intelligent young SON
Of ex Sheriff Robert Curran visit.
cd among his friends in Logan !
last Saturday.
Pete Pricendorfer encountered
a talking machine lust Saturday ,,
evening, and narrowly escaped +,
with his life. He had several =
''dorls" reduced Ia Price.
Christopher Stalcy. "Old Ma. I
i'oleon," a soldier of the French /
Revolution, living in Bragtown.
10 very dangerously sick. The 4.
warrior Is In his 10S year.
Postmaster Carpenter, of Mill. I,
vile, was In town on last Tues. a
day. lie reports the business of |
his Office increasing particularly Il
IN the way Of Democratic news. q
papers. e
Mr.. Aaron Francisco, AN old
IN esteemed citizen Of near Mill. i,
vile. died on Thursday last In i [,
the 10Th year Of his age. His 70. !. =
mains were buried at the Carpen =
tor cemetery. a
Mr.. Henry Trimmer returned st
from Clcarport Saturday, whore Il
he had bcen attending at the In
death bed and burial of his broth. D,
Or Conrod, obituary of whom mp
pears elsewhere.
The pnrlor concert given under Ia
The auspices Of the ladies' of The T,
Presbyterian church at the resi- ;s
dence Of DR. David Little Tuesday r.
evening. was an enjoyable and W.
successful entertainment. n,
Mr.. John M. nillcry OF Max II
vile. and Miss Emma Webb of 70
Summit. were married at &c
he residence Of the brides father
rhos. Webb. Sunday March esth. =,
Rev. j. +. Williams of this city ~ ~
officiating. ~ ~
W. 4. Bundy has severed his re
connection with the Weilsion tai
Argus and will complete h,s col tn
egiate course al the Athens Uni. Co
'ersi,y. ue will be succeeded th,
's Editor by Andrew Roy. Pl