The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-08-30
DonOyan--Artistic Tailor.


day in this city.
Wm. Lay is visiting in Laurel
Indiana. this week.
Rob Work. of Marietta, was
in Logan last Saturday.
F.F. Rempel is painting the
hotel and adjoining building.
Miss Lou Miller has returned
TO school at Valparaiso, lad.
Cash paid for chickens and
produce of all kinds at Waner d
Hollis.
Miss Maggie sWyman. of Ian
easier, O., is visiting friends here
this week.
Mr.. Andy Mckinney, who ha'
been quite i'll, ID able to be out ant
about agsiii.
M,s. War1. of New Lexington
is visiting her mother, Mrs. John
Mcbride, in this city.
Chas Monroe has returned from
Cincinnati where he has been at
tending the Centennial.
Miss Ella PurselI has returned
home from a pleasant visit anons
relatives at Huntington, W. Va
Miss May Montgomery gave q
pleasant party to her youna
friends on Tuesday evening last
Mss Emma Saumenig. who
has been teaching at Wooster, Q
ia visiting her mother in this
city.
Myron Pond, Chas. Engle and
Chas. Frasch are attending the
Exposition in Cincinnati, this
week.
The improvements at the N
E. Church are about completed
And the new organ will be here
in short time.
Or ndpa Chas. Shaw. one of The
Oldest and most estedmed citizens
of Benton is visiting his son Jack
: in Legan this week.
A select dance was given al
McCarthy's Hall, Tuesday even
fng. in honor Of Miss Gertle
Grier, Of Lancaster. o.
The Directors of the Mother
well Iron and Steel Company Wis
tied Florence, Ala, aud othel
cities of the south, last week.
The latest thing at concert i
to applaud when musician stop
10 turn hls music. For furthe
instructions see Ed Davenport.
Me. srs.sfMich Gear aand Thos
Ken.ara.i accompanied by tn
Misses Ella Vanata and Cor
Park. Sundaved at the Rocl
House.
The ice cream supper on las
Saturday night at the residence
OF Chas. Brandt Was a grand affaii
The oung people report having
ajolly time.
Mr.. Dan Pleukharp has sol
his farm south of the river. an
all the farm implements 10 Hen
ry Jourgensmier. Consideration
$4,000. Mr.. Pleukharp propose
going south.
Lewis, youngest son of MIR. an
AIRS. Geo. Risley, died Of con
sumption on last Friday morn
ing. Funeral services were he'll
1t the II. Z. Church Sunday
Rev. Thomas officiating.
Messrs. Gus Culver and Verno
Todd, accompanied by the Miss
es Minnie Bib, Bertha MorrIs an
Edna Cresap, spent Sunday
the Rock House. They report
large crowd and an enjoyabl
time.
Attention is called to the adver
tisement of Western Lands, fo
which Mr.. John b. Wolf of GU
city is agent. Persons contempla
ing a move or an investment IN tn
West. are advised to confer wit
Mr.. Wolf.
A coat was lost in Logan o
Saturday, Aug. 18th. In th
pocket is an account book valu
able cnly to the owner. Tn
person having the coat or boo
is requested to leave same at thi
office.
Mrs. Ralsten has our thank
for q basket of most excellen
fruit. The apples were large an
just ripe enough to be good. Th
pears were as sweet and as melt
ing as honey. Our able staff di
the basket full justice TO th
emptying of it.
An organ concert will be give
at the NJ. E. Church, Friday eve
September 9TH, under The dl
reciion of Prof. Adams, OF Hei(
lberg College, Tifiin, o. Furtht
particulars will be given ne1
weeks. Admittance 25cts.
The Canty & Pitcher lnsurant
Agenc v has paid more money
citizens Of Southern Ohio tina