The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-21
LOCAL ITEMS.
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Donoyan--Artistic Tailor.
Mrs. NJ. ID. Moore is visiting
friends in Chicago this week.

Miss Alice Champion, of Sugar
Grove, spent Sunday in Logan.
Mr.. John Wellman is confined
10 has home with sickness. Moth
ing serious. We hope
Mr.. and Mrs. Buerhaus gave a
pleasant party to their many friends
on last Friday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. r. D. McManigal
gave a pleasant party to friends
on last Thursday evening.
Tom Glenn has moved on the
Sam Wesienhaver property, and
is much improved in health.
Collins & Moore have fine lot OF
ban,launas. They have them for
business aud not for politics.
jess WiIliams, OF Somerset. is
visiting in Logan this week. jess
is six feet two and still growing.
Miss Emma Case, Of the CO.
lumbus Asvium. visited friends
and relatives in Logan last week.
The newly elected Democratic
Central Committee will please
not forget The call for meeting
on Saturday next.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. McLain
accompanied by Miss Ella Miller.
of Cincinnati. spent Sunday Will
relatives near Starr, o.
Material for improvements OF
Mr.. Joseph Rochester's residence
is already on the ground, and
only await the workmen.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID. McManigsl,
of North Mulberry, gave pleasant
reception party to a large number
of friends on last Thursday evening.
Miss Sophia Weisenbarger and
Memie Arnold. of Macarthur. O..
will be the guests of MIR. and Mrs.
Ed James Saturday and Sunday.
DIR. Pullen is still worrying
with the wild and woody West.
His m any friends will be glad TO
learn that he is improving in
health.
Charley Rose has the old fashion
ed Bandana for sale. 1t is the pop
ulsr article IN the market. Call
soon or You won De able TO get cne,
as they are going like hot cakes
Col. Burgess and Captain VIII
Moore. OF Logan. left on Monday.
accompanied by Delegate Jones. of
HaydenvllIe, for the Chicago Con
vention. They are all for Blaine.
Our old Democratic friend. j.
3. Calvert, of the Rock House
neighborhood, was among the
few who braved the heat on lasl
Tuesday 10 visit Logan.
Henry Lutz. the Sewing Ma
chine Man, is still further beau
tifying his handsome residence.
laying pressed brick walks, and
other costly improve
ments.
The Trash Brothers are max
ing a grand improvement by
painting their butiness block
When finished it will be straw
color, something new. and will
no doubt present an attractive
appearance.
The jury in the case of the State
vs.. Anna Maginnis, of Monday,
charged with killing ber new born
babe, which case occupied the court
three days last week, returned
verdict of not guilty. The verdict
uf the jury is universally approved.
The COMMITTEE appointed by the
Council to count the number of gas
poste in our city, report that they
ind that two private posts have
been included in the lists of city
amps, and have been paid for by the
,ity.
Bro. Pursell, of the Gazette. Would
have attended tho Chicago Conven-
tion, but his goat was overcome
with the hot weather and he was
compelled to ferego the pleasure.
Frank Baird went over on foot
Bur CESS went on q free pass.
Col. Davis, Special Pension
Examiner from Baltimore. M. d,
was in the city last week. He
informs us that he has for exam.
ination five cases reported in our
who are drawing pensions.
charged 10 be fraudulent.
Another valuable accession to
the Cleveland club joined last Mon
day night. He is twelve pound
10y, son of Chris. Jourgensmier,
President of the club. The young
member will not make speeches at
club meetings, but will do the or |
at home. May he live
long and prosper.
In about two weeks, Dir. San
ford Brownlee, contractor, will
turn over the keys to Mr.. Wm.
Waner, of his beautiful new res
ldence on west Main street. The
building is handsome in outside |
and a model of con.