The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-03-15
LOCAL ITEMS.
DonOvan--Artistic Tailor.

Judge DeSieiguer. of Athens.
held Court several days in Logan
this week.
Special sale of Childrens' Waist
this week. 25c, Soc, 75c, anu 90c
st Chas Roses.
Great arrivals of working pants
from 81 mp. Warranted not TO
zip. AT Chas. Roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. MAYNARD Pond
are visiting friends at Chaiau
qua, N. Y, this week.
We are glad to learn that Mr..
Tipion. who has been dangerous
iy III, is getting better.
AIRS. David Little attended the
Grand Campaninm CnnceIt al
Columbus, on lest Tuesday eve
ming.
The Brown Bros. have put a
new floor i'm their business rooms
one door east Of the Remple
House.
Mr.. John Hnichins left for New
Hampshire the first of this week.
called there by the death of his
brother.
The Rev. ]. N. Kendrick, D..
D., will hold service at Grace
Chapel, Friday, March 10Th, at
7:3O p. NJ.
Miss Hattie Topky, who has
been The guest of Miss Hattie
Siiotwell for some time. return
ed-Iome last Saturday.
Interesting literary exercises
are held in the Logan High
School every Friday afternoon.
Visitors are always welcome.
Don't forget to aiiend the Cen
sennIal meeting in The Court
liomse tomorrow evening Gen.
Hurst will address the meeting.
Mrs. Dora Burgoon. of Junction
City, who has been The gnest of
her sister, Mrs. Arthur MrCori> !
Bey, returned home on Monday.
We present onr readers with |
some interesting matter this week |
concerning 81. Patrick, whose
anniversary day is next Saturday.
The Misses Emma Floyd and
Jessie Collins left for Cincinnati
yesterday morning. where Miss
Collins will study musir and Miss
Floyd painting.
We want 10 make your spring
snit, and ii yon only examine our
beautiful and fashionable pat
arns, we will gel your measure.
Chas. Rose.
Some of our old farmers may
eel All idea from Bill Nye's arli
Gle on the fourth page of this ps
Der, In which he interviews an
old farmer. and gels some snlid
ioundatinn facts.
Mr. S. Steirs, who has bean for
Jhe last ten years citizen of
Kansas. has returned la his Md
home af Havdenville. Mr. SieirS
IS an energetic. Intelligent Young
man AMI will make a valuable
acquisition to The Hocki:g vale v
Miss Jennie Bowlby had "A
pleasant little party the other
evening, the occasion being the
seventh anniversary OF her birin. F,
The little folks were royalty en-
fertalned by their little hostess, i
who received some beautiful.
presents.
On last Friday evening. Mr.. 1
AID Mrs. Henry Gompf and their {
Gccomplished daughter, Mnilie, /
entertained a number Of their
iu a handsome and very
enjoyable manner. The occasion f
~as one of rare social enjoyment /
and one to be long remembered Y
" those present. G
Charley Geiger. this side of
he Furnace Store. will celebrate
81. Pairick's day in the evening ,
He keeps. The purest wines and
liquors. the best of Dee- on tap, :
and for lunch his connter con- d
: AIMS cheese. fish. oysters. &C.
sIr.Geiser is the right man in
Ehe right place. and don't you
forget it.
The Republican convention at ,
Lancaster yesterday, selected
Dim Jones Of HaydenviIle. and
Col. Bliss of Columbus. as dele
gates 10 the Republican NaIim,- !:
a. convention. MIR. Wylie of
Lancaster. was chosen presiden
iial elector. Messrs. Willard and
Burgess represented Hooking j,
county in The convention.
Miss Kitty Steinman. one Of y
the most accomplished young la II
dies of Logan. has been employ II
I'd during the present Term Of Il
:0nrt, in taking short hand re "
ports of some very important d
Eases. She has done her work in II
a verv acceptable manner. and Z
should he appointed by the cour, s
s The official sienographer of ocr Fl
county. c