The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-11-22
-.AL ITEMS.

4sOH thO tklk1C ~ tiSCs
Lancaster is plagued with CO..
thieves.
We hal our first snow stor
Friday.
Let the street. crossings
cleaned.
Mr. Pat Canty spent Sunday 8
Macarthur.
+. p. Johnston, of Fostoria, wa
in town on Monday.
Judge J. S. Friesner is hoIdin
court at Lancaster this week.
1T is rumored that a Chlnama.
will he III. next postmaster a
". llston.
,Mr Frank Baird spent Sunda,
in Logan. the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. ID. II. Willard.
Thanksgiving day will soon be
here. We are are.saii,ng..and watch
iUE for that turkey.
Hon. Jas. II. OatLwaite, the
Congressman in this district, was
tn the city Wednesday.
The Republicans are trying to
crowd Theadore Seabury out OF
the race for postmaster.
The country roads are IN a
wre,ched condition and few peo
pie are enabled 10 visit The town.
Mr.. Jean Dana, prominent coal
operator at Charleston, W. Va,
was the guest Of F. S. PurscIl, Wed
'ne>day.
Mrs. Jeffrics. of Lancaster. was
the guest of her sisters. Mrs. W.
nj. Bowen and Mrs. A. III. Brooke,
last week.
Mrs. Henry Jufsensmier and
children were guests of Recorder
Il A. Bell and family at iancas
ter, Sunday.
Miss Emma Gear, who has been
the guest of Miss Ella Vanatta for
several weeks, returned TO her
home at Carey, Tuesday,
Phil Thompson and Sanford B rown-
lee started to West Virginia this morn
ing on hunting expedition. They will
return Saturday and expect to bring
'b,ck ven:son for Thanksgiving.
Fish horns were not in exist
ance during the days of job. The
old man would have hardly sur.
vived The modern affection.
Nike O'Gara. Of Lancaster. at
tended the Democratic ohsequies
on Saturday evening last. and
was the guest OF ID. a. Miller. |;
a nnmi,er of vn,ing people At
tended an old fa.hioned tafrv
rnli;ng at Henry Gnmpfs resi-
dence. las. Thursday evening.
Mr.sand Mrs. A. II. Brooke. ofI
the RempeI House. will give a
party Thanksgiving dav in hon I,
or of the Misses Jones of Colum-
bus.
Mr jenkins, nf Shawnee. the Pop, !
a lar and efficient Commissioner of /.
Perry. accompanied by his wife, .
were visitors in the city last Thurs r
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. n Bowen :,
/
celebrated the first anniversary !,
If their marriage Thursday even .
Ag last. They entertained a n
arge number of friends. LII
Mrs. kinile and Mrs. Weiland, h
sho were in GAINESVILLE last week at n
ending the funeral of their rela-
i've, Mr.. Joseph WnIsh. returned 4
.ome on Monday evening. I,
Vim. Westenhaver lost a valu- Il
able colt last week, by having v
eg broken while in the pasture ii
liefd. II was spring colt but o
Mr.. Westenhaver had been offer p
f55 forft.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian u
church are preparing for Christ u
mas market at the Rink n the 18th Y
{ December. Dinner will be scrv M
d on market day. II
al
The young mon in This city will tr
i've ball ut McCarthy's hall on 81
thanksgiving evening. 1t will be a in
we'll party and largely attended by q
'ersons from neighborin. cities aud
owns. -
Col. W. A. Taylor, the we'll "
nown correspondent of the En- Nj
ulrer, was in The city Monday ev- ce
ming, a guest at the Rompel. The ye
'ol. like all of us othcr great states 10
len knows just how it happened. si'
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rose cele- vi
rated their 18th wedding ami ~
rrsarv. Tuesday night. Their ~ ~
home on West Nam ST. 70
as crowded with guests, and or
he occasion was one that will re
,ng be remembered by those III
no were present.
Some sneak thief stole an over bi
Dat and hat belonging TO Waller tel
isley from The vestibule of the on
church Sunday night. III!
is tho imprcssion Of some that Ol