The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-05-03
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LOCAL ITEMS.
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John Jones, of Haydenvflle, va
in Logan on Sunday.
Miss Jessie White has return
ed TO her. home in this city.
Ed. Wilson of the democrat,
spent last Sunday in Cincinnati.
Oliver Wright was made happ.
last Sunday morning-a daughter
Miss Call Naile has gone to Col.
umbus to receive medical treatment
Seweil Bennett, of Kittaning, O.
spent Sunday with his family In thi'
city.
Will F. Bowen won the medal al
the shooting match of the Logan
Gun Club.
Fly time is coming, so buy
your screen wires at Higgins &
HambIin's.
Mrs. Haines, after two months
visit in the East, returned home
last Tuesday.
Miss Anna Tanner, of Athens.
visited friends in this city Satur-
day and Sunday.
Miss Kate Krelder, Of Gibson
vile. was the guest os friends IN
this city Monday.
President Shaw, OF the Hook
ing Valley Railroad, spent last
Sunday in Logan.
Mrs. Lew McGill spent Sunday
last at Millville, the guest.6f her
fatb 5r, Mr.. William Carpenter.
t MIR. Jack Wright. of Lancas. was
IN the city on last Friday, attend
ing to business at the Probate Court.
Nick Weiland has closed out his
saloon and the room is for rert. 1t
will not be rented for saloon purpos
es.
The time and place of holding the
Judicial Convention have not Yet
heen fixed. The proper place is Lo-
gan.
Hooking County Prohibition
Convention at the Court House |
Saturday. May 18th, at Q o'clock,
T. N.
Mrs. Martha Engle, of Logan,
widow of Noah Engle. q sMexican
war soldier, has been awarded a
pension.
Mr-Jacob Fox and wife return
ed from their Southern trip on
Monday last, well pleased with
their visit.
Capt. Bowen has been allowed
pension. The Captain wss a gal
liant soldier. and the pension is a
Just recognition. |,
Phil Slisher made an assignment
on last Monday to G. II. Buerhaus
The liabilities are: repor ted $4,000. /;
assets, $4,000.
Miss Eliza Wynn is visiting in
the East this week, the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. George EichIelder IN
Poughkeepsie, New YORK. =
Mr.. .McNsnamy. one of the prom 7
inent young business men of Ian I
caster, was in the city, on Tuesday, s
the guest of Judge Friesner. /
MARRIED-In Marroni township.
at the brides residence, May 1st,
1888, Joshua Stemen and Eliza A.
5choll, by Rcv. John a. Stemen. i
Judge Tall Slough, of Lancaster, b
vas In our city on last Friday ev /,
sning looking after Che judicial fen l,
,es. he thought he could see in the |,
pale light of the moon. our natural d
yas not needed that the fences were T
n tolerable good shape.
Judge Butler, of New Lexing- !,
on, was in the city yesterday, 6
he gnest of his brother in law, :,
Ben Trltsch. Mr.. Butler is an
announced candidate for Judge. !
lie is an able Sawyer, and has
many friends in the district. .,
Mr.. Swinehart, of Adelphla and Il
'ther gentlemen interested in the pi
xtensIon of the Karshner road to Ie
Fleodwood made tour OF inspec- a
ion on the route last Saturday. The Oh
entlemen feel assured the road will in
e built at an early day. be
The Commissioners of Pickaway
,unty published the report of their "
roceedings, ending A ugust 31st, g
S87, last week. We think the de. e'
Y is explained in an item. 'spaid
r analyzing water of Court House "s
ell. $1,000. 'l
Mr.. Peter Sloan, Of Laurel town. &c
lip, aad Miss Eola B. Huls, of he
were married at the resi-
,nce of the brides father on Sun
~ last. Mr., Sloan is one of the
ointment young men of Laurel,
ID the SENTINEL extends to him La
ngratulatIOns in Securing, for a oa
'rtner fhrO ugh life, one of Mill ea'
lies fairest daughters. WI