The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-07-29
LOCAL ITEMS.

, Sunday was the hottest day of tt
season.
The water meIca season is clos
at hand.
Scarlet fever is in the family o
Samuel Glass.
W. n England, of Columbus
was in town Monday.
Charley Smith, of Corning wa.
at home on a visit this week.
Virg. C. Lowry has returned
from Putin bay.
Col. Free, of New Lexington
was in this city Monday.
DR.. Dre visited friends in Ath
ems, Monday last.
logan started out for scalE
and he brought it in.
If you would escape the penalty
pay your taxes this week.
The city prison was turned into
q coon den Saturday night.
Sheriff Gallagher is entertaining
two boarders at this time.
John Murphy, of the Delaware
University, is at home on a visit.
Mr.. Frank Wheeler, of Colnm-
bus, was in town last week.
The thermometer at Dr. James
littlc's registered 81 last Sunday.
Old Mr.. Jack Pot is taking a
much needed rest during the heat
ed term.
G. W. Lamb, OF Hooker's Sta
tion, was IN this place Monday last
on business.
Mark Hartman has put new
roof on his residence at the cor
ler of Hunter and Walnut sts.
Albert Niche, of the Motherwell
Iron and Steel Co., spent Sunday
with his family at the Rock House.
We learn that Frank Baird's
Furnace is doing excellent, work
sipce IT was blowen in the last time.
Any one wanting points on snow.
storms, will call on Rufus Reber.
He is weather prophet, he is.
the Salvation Army was hunt
ing Indians Friday night. 1,
found one.
The 90th o. VI. regiment will
iold its annual reunion at
Washington c.. H., August 9th
and 2Sth.
Miss Nettie Klein, of Toledo, n
Visiting Miss Lizzie Blasius. in
this city.
F. s. Pursell, of the Republican
{ azetie and State Tribune, has
ben spending the past week in Lo-
gan.
Z. B. Green and Stephen Rizer
attended the Prohibition Con-
Vention at Canton, Tuesday.
George Whitehurst, of Canal
Winchester, was in this city Oh
Monday.
Chas. Monroe's son, Ned, who
Las been sick with malarial fever
for some weeks, is slowly i'm
Lowing.
Children IN he families of Rev.
Burns and James Bailey are sick
with scarlet fever. Precautionary
measures have been taken TO pre-
V, mt the disease spreading. -.
Miss Nellie Henry, of Nelson
vile. is visiting Miss Stella Strentz
OF this place.
Rev. Burns has returned from
the West and filled the pulpit in
the n. e. Church Sunday morn
ing and evening.
The accomplished young organ
ist, Miss Lille Hart, presides at
the organ in the Presbyterian
Church during the absence of
Mrs. G. Z. Bowen and Miss Kate
Pierce Flowers and Calvin
S, hi, two we'll known travelling I
men from Columbus, visited their
many customers in Logan on
(
Our readers will find in this is
sue of the Sentinel a report of the
lo,al markets. There will be
careful revision Of this report each
week.
Noah Schwarz tells a thrilling ,
story of the adventures of Bob Al
e1ander and himself, during a re-
cent trip from Chicago to Colum-
bus. he admits that Jordan Is
hard road to travel, when the cx-
,hequer is exhausted. |
Mr.. Lay, the we'll known jew
sler in this city, IS rejoicing over !
he arrival of a new boy in the
'amily, Friday evening last. !
Mrs. B. c. Reber is home from c
Pt. Pleasant, where she was the |
,uest of Mr.. and Mrs. Will ButIn.
Mr.. D. II. Willard, of the Rep :
Gazette, returned from Washing