The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-04-26
LOCAL ITEMS.
D0nOyan--ArtiStic Tailor.

painted and papvred this week.
Go and hear the exercises at th
Logan High School tomorrow af
ternoon.
Miss Hill. of Macarthur, was tn,
guest of Miss Lottie Work the frs
of the week.
Some of she Logan young meI
attended dance at Nelsonville las
tuesday evening.
The Mayors court has beer
busy the last few days, will
drunks and disorderlies.
Mr.. Ed Payne has moved his res
: turant IN the Biehaut building one
door east of Miller d Cases drug
store.
T. H. Riley and Thad Partee, oI
Columbus, two of the jolliest drum
mers on the road, were in the city
yesterday.
The Logan woolen- pill that has
been idle for several months, will go
into active operation the latter part
of this week.
Work is progressing rapidly on
Shotwell's new livery sta bic, and
Waner's business house at the head
of Main Street.
George Wright. son of Deputy
Sheriff Dan Wright. who has been
quite sick for several days past, is
able to be out again.
Mayor Price makes an excel
lent presiding officer at Council
meetings. He will ne doubt
bring order out of chaos.
Mr.. G. Mill and Miss Lucy Shaw,
were married Sunday evening last,
at the new Lutheran church by Rev
Englander, in the presence of q
large concourse of people.
Mrs. S. B. Westenhaver took n
dose of poison last Friday with sui
cidai intent Prompt medical at
teptIon Saved her lie, and she is
now able to be out and about asuin.
Revs. Weisinger, of Straitsville,
McGurk of Athens. and Pilger. of |
Lancaster. are assisting FIR. Cady III |
conducting the Forty Hours devo-
tion at st. Johns church. this week.
We congratulate Isaac Kont-
ner on his first vote IN Council,
where the opinion was not unan
imous. Our advice for Isaac TO
''wote as Charley Gould wotes,.'
had its effect.
60 to Andy Holl, Jr's, East
End Grocer, for staple and fancy
groceries, provisions, cigars and
tobacco, fishing poles and tackle,
Acme biscking, pickles, and pro-
duce of all kinds.
Will Keynes, the new Clerk nf
the council, takes hold like an
old hand. He is a rapid penman
and the minutes Of the meetings
are spread out with accuracy.
and complete IN detail.
J, M. Bloomer, Master Workman
OF the State Assembly, Knights of
Labor, will lecture at the Court
House, Saturday evening. 2Sth, On
"Co-operation," and the aims and {
objects of Knighthood.
Judge Friesner, after a months S
visit TO Cheyenne, Salt Lake City. {
Deadwood, Pueblo and ther towns g
of Importance IN the far West, re !
turned home on last Thursday. He I
reports having had an enjoyable
Time.
1t is reported that the Juniper ;,
will be raised to three
stories and built back to the
;ross alley. for the purpose of :.
it a hotel. This will be .
quite an improvement, and we :, :
nope it will come 10 pass.
Mrs. Col. Bowscr. of Logan, and h
'ther places, writes a communica. L
ion to The Detroit Press, on the A
orce and effect of Love Letters. a
'hich we re produce on the fourth ir
age of this issue. 1t will be val ii
able and suggestive to our lady I'll
eaders.
Henry Gompf, at his market
tard, two doors west of the Rem.
ell House, will furnish citizens this E,
eek with RaGishes, Lettuce, Rhu- fe
arb, Onions, Cabbage. etc, fresh M
'om his extensive hot beds. His on
ace is headquarters for Flowers th
I'd all kinds of garden plants and tar
eds. Call in and see his variety. tb;
The Bounding Baird, of Baird's be
as elected, with two gentlemen of tai
lor, at the Republican Conven. ar
,n, as alternate to the Stateat
rye to the Republican State Con- Fr
ntion. tits gratifying 10 US to tru
ow that our favorlte Frank got ke
many votes as did the statesmen is
b kuller." iop;