The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-08-23
LOCAL ITEMS.
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A. u. Brooke is ill with malaria
fever.
Capt. John S!isIer is visitin:
in Maysville. Ky.
Mrs. Dicks died in Logan OF
last Friday morning.
The Presbyterian Sabbath Schoo
picnics at Haydenville to-day.
Thad Allen, of .'ours," Is sick
this week with Malarlal fever.
Miss Smith, OF Cincinnati. is
the guest OF Mrs. DR.. Pulien, this
week.
Miss Logston, OF Furnacetown,
died on Sunday evening OF last
week.
Mack Connel started Tuesday
morning for a months visit in
the West.
Mrs. J JtCrawford .and daughter
Nav, are visiting friends in Som
erset, This week.
Nrs. Lappea .and family have
returned home from a weeks Wis
il in Saltcreek.
Mrs. Andy Holl is visiting
friends aud relatives in Vinton
county tins week.
Mr. Chase, of the State jour
pal, gave this Office . pleasant
call on last Friday.
The members of the Lutheran
Sabbath School hold a picnic to-
day at Rcmpcl's grove.
Mrs. Jacob Schwarz IS visiting
her daughter and other relatives
in Columbus, tins week.
The festival at Enterprise last
Thursday evening was we'll attended
notwlth standing tho rain.
Miss Jessie White returned
home on last Friday, after %
pleasant visit in Lima. o.
Miss Ger,ie Grier, Of Lancas
ter, is wishing in Logan, the
guest OF Miss Name Floyd.
N. J. Weiland attended the
funeral of relative at Zanes-
vile, O., on last Saturday.
Miss Kate Weller, one Of Circle
ville's charming young ladies, is
visiting Mrs. Rudolph Rempel.
Mrs. DR.. Wright and family. af-
ter a weeks visit at Macarthur.
returned home. and the Doctor
is happy.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. McManigal
gave q pleasant party al their NV
and handsome rcsidencc last FRI
day evening.
The St. Joseph Picnic has been
postponed. ON. account OF uniavor
able weather, until Wednesday.
August 23th.
DIEp-l.ula May. infant da,;eh
ter of L. ID. and l.. NJ. Trimmer.
departed this life Aug. 9Th, 1855
aged l yr., II mos, 5 days.
The continued rain of last Tues
day, raining continuously for 30
hours. raised the river out of bunk
and flooded alI tho low lands.
Culver Baker has accepted po
sition as travelling salesman with
the Mineraiixed Rubber Co. of New
York. He will travel in Indiana
and OHIO.
Ths Misses Fanniessand Annie
Wright, of Lancaster, who have
been the guests Of tEeir aunt,
Mrs. Pursell, returned home last
Monday.
Beginning yesterday, the B. &
o. R'y run through trains over
the Hooking. Valley road on &C
count of a washout between here
and Wheeling.
The Republican county ticket is
q weak one. The candidates nomi-
mated are all nice gentlemen. but
they have no political force aud no
claims on the public.
The Teachers Institute in pro
gress here is well attended, and
the lectures by Profs. Campbell
and Price are interesting and
we'll worth listening 10.
Mrs. Sarah Mork. Mrs. j. N.
Salm. of Cincinnati, and Miss Qen
nlo Schlcsinger, of Columbus, &C
companied by Lee Holman, spent
last Friday In Laurelville.
The people of Braggtown are
loud in complaining of the filthy
condition of the alleys and pig
pens. The Board of Health
should look after this locality.
Mr.. !Caniy has been sick the
last week and u5abIe 10 attend
TO the business of his Office. Mr..
Pitcher, of Macarthur. has been
here for the last few days, giving
The business attention..
Episcopal Services at Grace
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