The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-12-13
LOCAL ITEMS.

UOuOt Ot0Ib.eAItlStlC dlEVI .
Mai. b w. Carlisle, Of Lancas
ter, was in this city Tuesday.
Joe Rochester has returned
from a visit 10 Carey.
Ras. Mclaughlin has recently
been allowed deserved pension.
E.l Petit died suddenly al his
home on Pine. last Thursday.
Christmas is about two weeks
away.
MIR. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Bowlby
spent Sunday at Webb's summit.
Attorney Tussing. Of New Lex
,ngton. was in the city last week /,
on business.
Mrs. DR.. deSieigner. of Athens,
is the guest of Mrs. Frank Ro-
chester.
The White Caps have struck
Logan. The guilty should seek
oui a city of refuge.
Mich Gear has been visiting
home friends at Carey the past
week.
Emm,t Krci.ler. of Columbus.
spent several days OF last week
in this city,
The funeral of II. L. White
took place from the Presbyterian
church Thursday afternoon last.
Mr. Fin Comfy, Of New Lex
ingion. formerly in business here,
has been attending court this
week.
Chris Ilartm an. who was ar
rested last week. ON the charge
of embezzlemcnt, was bound
over 10 court in the sum of $500
During these moonlight nights
our friend, the governor, that is
the gas governor, Is taking a
much needed rest.
Uncle George Green, Of ST. Jo-
s.ph. was The guest Of the editor
and his family several days this
week.
Mrs. Ned McManigal. of Co
Immbus, was the guest of her
mother. Mrs. Mccarthy, several
days this week.
: We are pleased 10 note The
fact that Judge Slough has made
many friends in this city during
the short duration lie has been
o.. the bench.
What have the ice dealers done
10 offend Dave Miller? Just
think Of it, navigation has not
yet closed. Dave must have
bought off the weather clerk.
&: The Logan Congress was in
session Tuesday evening. The
usual nu nber of bills were al
l"wed. That is saying good
deal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny KRISTEN
are rejoicing over the arrival Of
"a little boy at their home Tues
day morning. Mother and babe
are doing we'll.
Mr.. William Armstrong, one
Of our Oldest and most esteemed
ritlzems. died at his home in Per
ry township last Thursday. Obit
uary next week.
Charley Stedem was bitten on
ihe hand by jeff Cline's dog.
Monday. and was SO severely in
jnred that he had to secure the
services OF physician.
Mr.. Pursell Of the Republican
Gazette, having secured his an
nual ',sieal," from the county.
set mp The oysters 10 us other poor
printers on Wednesday evening
last. We are thankful.
Wad Gage organized a fishing
party Monday. and brought home
quite respectable string of bass
anil sun fish. II takes "a brave
man 10 fish with hook and line
in The winter.
The little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Seyfer; died al their
home in Circleville, Friday, aged
IS months. Rufus keber and his
father attended the funeral, re-
turning home Monday evening.
There IS movement on foot
at Nelsonville TO establish an
electric light plant. L. IS great
improvement or gas. Whv not
Logan make movement in the
same direction.
Mr.. Arthur Taggert Jackson, a
prominent telegraph operator for
the Union Pacific X. Il at Oma.
ha, AMI his sister Cnrnyn, OF New
Lexington, were visitors in our
city last week.
The attention of the court was
glve,, exclusively Monday to tie
hearing of the Weitzell divorce
suit. Mrs. Dick WeiIZell was
granted a divorce, restored TO
her maiden name and allowed
$500 alimony. The plaintiff was
represented by wright and Bner-