The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-14
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DOn0yan--Artistic Tailor.

Local option carried in Ward town
ship by majority Of 227.
Alex Motherwell returned TO hi
home in Decatur, Alabama last Fri
day
John Murphy came home from
< college TO attend the commencement
this week.
MIR. Louis Kleinschmidt Sr. ant
wife we're the guests of Gore friends
on Sunday last.
Mrs. William WeitzeIl entertain
ed a few friends at her residence OIL
last Friday evening.
Persons having rooms TO let tc
students. should register them al
uarrington's dug store.
Mr. D. j. Cresap. of Nelsonviile
being in poor health, is spending
this week ut his home in this city.
4 number of young folks from
Neisonvllle were III attendance at
the commencement Monday even
ing.
Frazee, Of Gore, tried for manslaugh.
Ter, the killing of Nixon, was acquitted
The Jury found the killing was iii sell
defense.
Miss Mollie Huston. OF New
Lexington, who has been visiting
her cousin, L. B. Comfy, return
) ed hume
Mrs. L. B. Comfy and Mrs
Cilas. Wright entertained a large
number of their friends last Fri
day evening, at the residence oil
4. B. Comfy, on Orchard steetr.
Among the distinguished attend
ants ut the Convention was John
Miner of st. Patrickls, County Sur
veyor of Perry, good Democrat,
SENTINEL man, and first cousin
to Gen. Phil Sheridan.
Miss Ella Miller, of Cincinnati,
the charming actress who played in
this city last winter, is in the city
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
McLain. Miss Miller intends re.
msining here several weeks.
Tho barn of Mr.. Isaiah Frasure of
Marion township, was struck by
lightning during the storm on last
Saturday and burned to the ground.
A horse and three head of cat
tie which were in the barn were con
sumed. Loss estimated at $500.
Phil Cullinan was mistaken sew
eral times yesterday for wool
Iouyer. Phil is as handsome as Jim
Monahan, and looks like HIM, but
Phil says he was not buying wool,
but was after scalps. He didn't
say just what kind. but it is our no..
ton he got the one he wanted.
Our Logan Band and the Mel
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sonvIlle Band held a re-nnicn,
last Friday evening at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Poston, who lives
about halt way between our
towns. The band boys say they
enjoyed themselves very much.
Mrs. Eva Culp presented Us on
last Monday with a large cherry
tree branch from Vinton county
which was literally covered with
cherries. 1t was the. largest and
finest looking cluster we have ever
seem Mrs. Culp has our hearty
thanks fer the same.
The entertainment at the rink on
Thursday evening was a pleasant
and profitable affair. The Dairy
Maids drill and Cantata was
very amusing and interesting and
was enjoyed by the large crowd In
attendance. All present had good
time and about seventy FIVE dollars
was cleared.
Col. .Pursell and wife visited in
Columbus last Friday, and had d
pleasant interview with The Gov
ernor and other distinguished TEN
porary occupants OF the State
House. The governor promises to
attend the meeting of the Editorial
Association, he beng one of the
"ornery," 1--WE never could spell that
word) members of the Association.
Mr.. James Monahan, of Corning
Ohio, Is well known to or farmers.
was In the city yesterday arranging
10 buy Wool. Mr. n. has bought
wool incur county for yeass and al
ways pays The highest price. He
authorizes us to say that he will be
here in good season and will pay
the highest price. He requests far
mers to hold their wool until he
comes. a leiterto him at Corning
will receive prompt attention.
The ladies of Smiths Chapel gave
q strawberry festival at the church
grounds below Logan on Tuesday
evening, which was well attended.
The grounds were Int up and the ia
bles spread under the leafy boughs
of the trees presented n picture Of
untold loveliness- Our band as
usual rendered some very fine mu-
sic to which the still evening lent
an added charm. The affair :. as
success socially AMI we hope finan-
cially.
Master Harry Green, of the Sen
TINEL, was in Columbus on last
Friday. and met with q warm re-