The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-01-05

!. The following are a list OF som
| of the improvements made in LIZ
gar during the past year.
: Now houses have been built 9
follows:
Henry Eastman a new house i
the Wes, end.
Louis Mickle, jr, a now house o
Wood street.
Mrs. q. M Gould, a fine ne,
house on Second street
B. Z. McManigal, a new house il
Ponds addition.
Mrs. John Work a new house ol
Mulberry street.
VIM Kern, a lew house at the
east -nd of Hunter street.
1 Isaac Kontner, a new house OF
Market street.
Logon Manufacturing Company
q new wareroom on Main street and
a new stable a: the factory.
Stiers & Co., a new business
block on Mulberry street.
Keynes d Wellman, new brick
steam mill.
Besides this George McClain has
improved his house and grounds in
the West end, and surrounded them
with a NICE stone wall.
Mr.. L. A Culver has added to
his grounds wind mill pump.
Mr.. Frank James has enlarged
his residence on the corner of Hun
ter aud Market streets. and added
a new portico.
Amos Parker has built a new por
tico.
Geo. Mumford has added a porti-
co tn the west side of hls house and
surrounded his lot by an IRON fence.
w. N. Guthrie has built n new
barn and added q portico to his
house.
Mrs. Teuecher has built two por
ficos, one ut the west and the 9th
er at the south entrance.
Rudolph Brown has enlarged his
house on Second street.
John Tennvhili improved and en-
Iarged his business rooms ON Main
street..
Mr.. J. S. Shaw has erected a new
barn running the full length Of his
lot ON Mulberry street.
E.. Green has made considerable i'm
proYement of the Pence property on
Walnut street.
o. S White of the Depot Hotel.
las made lawn and erected u foun.
ain.
Mr. Frank Kess'cr has added to
lis factory a new boiler and room
The side track to the steam mill
5 an Improvement to the railroad
md the town generally.
Improvements made at the Moth
rwell Iron and Steel Company
Turing the the past year. They
ave erected one grinding depart
cent binding and one bridge de
artment 5Sx70 feet in the shape Of
n J. to the main building.
They have made for themselves
n the way OF machinery:
One so pound Trip hammer. !
Twelve solid grinding machines.
Three power punches aud shears.
Three drill presses. 9
Six small heating furnaces. i
One fishnet tempering truck. ,
Three new ;orges, and one large
Eating furnace for beating stesl a
lapes, which is said to be the fin !
81 in the State. n
Their former capacity In grinding c.
novels was 600 in l3 hours and now o
is 2c00 in 10 hours. 2
They have added to their list of II
'oducIs the steel breaking plow g g
,.etsr.l, and invented the FIVE !!
9th cul'ivator, which has proved "
successful experiment, a feed mill. b
e lightning post hole anger, in
hich they have quite trado, and
o's. s, 4, 20 and rs Ereskingl
ows g
They now employ seventy men d
the shops, which ATE surerin- 6
nded by Mr.. DaYe Mothe erwell. a
Mss Ida Moore is employed in =
Q office as typewriter. t,
The Gas Company have put in a
improvement on the iron sponge Il
r purifying the gas, and have en-
rged the wars house IN which their Il
aI is kept. c.
Thus it may be seen. aud IT gives c.
satisfaction to state that our o.
wn, as the instances stated show,
s been steadily growing during
o year 1887.
The population has no doubt In
eased and the fact canno. i,a do