The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-07-15
LOCAL ITEMS.
Salvation Army Saturday.

Mrs. Chris Roller, we learn,
dangerously ill.
Frank Merrick, of Columbu
was in town Monday.
Miss Kee Henderson is visitin
friends in Kentucky.
Mrs. Rudolph Rempel is visi
ing friends in Lancaster, o.
Dick Mccarthy and wife hav
returned home from Columbus.
Mrs. Cal. Reber is visltin
friends at 1T. Pleasant, W. Va.
Mrs. Bart Green, of Winons
o., was in the city on Wednesday
Cucumbers and cholera drops ar
now standard articles in the mar
kct.
Joe Wilder, of CiEelavilIe, o
spent Sunday xith friends in thi
CITY.
Yank Mccarthy has recent,
fitted up his place in elegan
style.
Benz. W. Thompson and wifi
have returned Ito their home II
Cincinnati.
bliss Rachel Goode was visiting
friends in Logan last week
Adelphi News.
Andy Crawford has just finished
painting Mrs Doeblc's house on
Mulberry street.
Mrs. VIM. &alisn,ith and sons,
Arlie and George. are visiting
friends in Perry County.
Mrs. Ella Guerin, of Athens.
spent Sunday with tbse family OF
Tom Sunderland, in this place.
Mrs. Kate Wood, and son Char
ley, of Chicago, ILL.,, is visiting her
father, Capt. w. NJ. Bowen in this
place.
d. B, Black, who has been al
Ada, Ohio, for the past year, is
nov at his home near the Rock
House.
Frank Myers, who has been To-
Gated in Florida for several years,
is visiting his father's family in
This place.
M,ssss .LsS Epqma McLain and Lucy
McClinf0sk; of Logan, are the
guests of Mrs. G. Eiseie,-Wells-
ton Argus.
Rev. g. II. Wade will preach at
the Soap Factory, Saturday, July
18th, at 7.30, p. m, and on Sunday
at 1890, am.
F. J. Harmison, Of Baltimore,
Md, spent several days with the
boys in charge of his store at this
place the past week.
Fin Comfy. Will McClinfock
and Cush James gave the squir-
,rels ont in Laurel township a
good scare Tuesday last.
Miss Maiinda Beery, .qne of
the preitiest little girls of Mari |
ON, accompanied by her father,
made us a pleasant call, on last |
Friday.
DIR. Ira Hamblin. assistant ply
:sician at the Columbus Lunatic
Asylum. spent several days last
week visiting relatives and friends
in Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned T. McCrea,
of the Hooking Valley, were
among their friends in this city
on Sunday and Monday.-Circle-
vile Herald.
The Free Methodists haze fit
ted up room in the old soap
facte1Y on Hunter street and are
now holding a series of meetings
ats.hat place.
A Jersey COW. belonging to
Rev. Moore, of this city, gave
birth to two calves one day the
past week. He that tempers the
wind to the shorn lamb, is not
of the faithful.
Attorney j. B. Riason, of Lau-
relvi,le, was 6 business visitor to
Logan last week. Mr.. Riason is
head and heels il legal work just
now.-Adelphi News.
There was born to Mr.. u Mrs.
James Bailey, Saturday morning
last, a son. One of the happiest
men in the mail service is no 9TH
er than ''Jeems" Bailey.
Married by Rev. ]. F. WILL I
Jams at his residence on Orchard
Street, at Logan O., on the .6th
inst, Mr. John W. Patton and
Miss Cora NJ. Hutchinson.
Mrs. Lon Bort returned home
asst Friday from a visit among
ler Hooking county friends
Ion is now wearing his accustom-
ID smile.-Nelsonville News.
Squire Devore, one of the promi
nelr Democrats, and a leading fruit
grower of Benton, was in the city on !
tuesday last. He reports splend
d prospect for peaches on the high
ILLS of his neighborhood. ,
Wad Gage and the boys associa- t
ed with him in the camp near En- c