The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-01-26

y 1t you want No. l Farm or Co
y Wagon, buy Brown Wagon. Call {
F. F. Rempel.
: Don't fail to witness the parade
the Dude Band with Our Jonathan Cc
at noon, Tuesday. January 81.
If you want the best, buy q Spir,
Spring Buggy, or a Jum,.seat Tro
surry. Call ON F. T. Rempa
.our Jonathan will be at Remple
Ooeray House Tuesday evening, Jal
3lst. Reserved seats on sale at kesslt
. Bros.
!. Ifyou want a Champion Mower, Res
Der. or Binder. or a Champion Drill
Thomas Rake. or Section Harrow. cal
ON F.-F. Rempel.
: "Our Jonathan" has the finest ban
> and orchestra and the funniest man OF
eartb.-Oil City Blizzard. AT tn
Opera House, January 81,
Ifyou wish to improve your Cattle
buy . dark red Pedigreed Durham Cal
of F. F. Rempel.
Miss Name Wellman, while
skating last Tuesday, fell throush
the ice, but was rescued in time
to prevent a serious result.
| Mr.. Niche, of the Motherwell
Iron and Steel Co., who has been
away on a business trip for some
time. returned home last Tuesday
| Mr.. G. H. Buerhaus has been
detained at home by the serious
sickness of his wife. who We are
glad 10 learn at this writing, is
improving.
Miss Cad Murphy and MIR.
Byron Wolff we're united in mar
riage on last Wednesday evening
by Rev. Wolff, father of the
groom, assisted by Rev. Thomas
Lewis Kleinschmidt. Jr., ofour
city, has been shipping large
quantities of ice the last week, 10
Sirailsville and other mining
towns in the valley.
We regret to learn that DR.. Green Of
Bloomingville, fell on the ice and sus-
tained serious, if not fatal in. .uries. DR..
Green is one of the old and esteemed
citizens of our county, and his acci-
dent is the occasion of deep regret to
his many friends in Logan.
On last Thursday, a man named
Hcod. from Gore. fell on the icy pave
meot in Logan and got badly hurt
Tom Allen. who dishes up the Logan !
news for the Columbus Dispatch, tele-
graphed that paper that the man was
dead. He is walking about at Cure
and waiting for the thaw, when he will
come to Logan and make a lively |
corpse for the Columbus correspondent
Monte Cristo was played to a
large and appreciaiiye audienc'
on last FRIDAY night. This play
is undoubtedly of a much higher
grade than any others which
come TO Logan, and was render
ed fairly we'll.
Mrs. John Rochester and Miss
Nell foik were called to Athens
last Monday, on account ot the
serions illness of their relative.
Judge Guthrie, who fell on the
ce. causing, j: is feared. a fatal
of the BRAIN.
Mr. Henry kleinschmitt, one
,f The most enferprising young
men of Logan. leii last Saturday
or Kewanna. Ind.. where he has
Engaged as cutter i'm the leadin"
alIorlng establishment of iha,
,lace: |,
A fire broke out in DR.. Dayrl {
titles coal shed iast SUNDAY q
morning, but was discovered in
lme and ex,ingnished before il !
ould get any 'headway. The fire |
vas caused by hot ashes being
implied against The side Of The {
he'd.
About fifty little girls of the
ge of Miss Lulu Bright, gave
Ter party al her home, fhe res
1ence of Judge Bright, on Wal
nut street, on last Tuesday after
loon, the occasion being tn,
'oung lady's 1lih birthday. The
'resents were elegan, and appro
'riaie, for which, and for many
OF good will rendered !.
" her friends, Miss Lulu returns
learty thanks.
Mr.. Mack Connel, night oper
tor al Tie depot, was called {
wav 10 Columbus on last Sun
ay, to :he death bed of his moth
r. widow Of The late Col. John /;
,onnel, o! Lancaster. The re
mains q. Mrs. Connel were buried 6
n Lancaster on Tuesday. She i
,as he sister of Mrs. Gen. Tom {
wing of New York, who with
lanv other relatives from vari
US parts of the country, attend
i the funeral.