The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-08-15
DOnOyan--ArtiStic Tailor.

Z ITSeS. CstiieU upoii tio SESAiNEi
last Saturday.
w. H. Turner is home from hi.
Oklahoma trip. The SENTINEL
has moi had an opportunity, as
yet, 10 interview him.
The Queen City took picnic
party of Sc 10 the Rock Bridge
SQ Monday. The party report
havMg spent a most enjoyable
day.
The Misses Hoover, from near
Ashville, who have been visiting
their uncle, Mr.. Jacob Triisch
during last week, returned home
on Tuesday.
Miss Emma Case. Of Co'um-
bus, and Mre. Jane Bulin, Of
Huntington, w. Va. were in
Logan this week attending The
funeral of their relative, Mrs. X.
U. Kiltsmilier.
The ladies of The Presbyterian
church will give concert Fri
day evening al The residence OF
X. r. Work. A musical and lit
erary program will be rendered.
Admission ten cents.
Sunday, August 18th, 1889, the
Evangelical Lutheran Congrega-
lion at Ewing, o., Intends to ded
icate lis new church. Services
will commence al 10 o'clock, A.
Al. All are cordially invited.
Mr. VIM. Luiz and Miss Lizzie
SoIIenbarger. of Sugar Grove.
were uniled in marriage on
Thursday last. The young couple
are visiting Mr.. Henry Lutz, ol
this place, father o: The groom.
John Ucker, the enterPrisins
butcher, is already in The market
with fresh sausage. pudding and
pork chops, besides all Other
kinds of meats, fresh, salt aud
smoked. John distances all com
petltors.
Mrs. r. o. Kittsmiller died al
late hour Sunday night, after
an illness of two weeks. The
funeral services were held in the
NJ. X. Church. Monday afternoon
at 2o'cIock. We will publish an
obituary notice next week.
w. w. Wickham. train dis
patcher of the Ohio River Ry
wasthe guest of conductor Phi
Thompson last Monday. MIR
Wickham kas telegraph opera
tor for number of years a
Straitsvi!le and is on his way e
Washington Territory for hi
health.
There will be grand prlz'
musical convention held in Bay
grove, New Plymouth, Saturday
August 24!h. Judging from tEt
past this convention will be ;
grand affair. The G. II. V. & I
R'y. will sell round trip eXcur
sion tickets TO parties who wisl
10 attend.
A new dining parlor has beel
opened in the rooms formerly oc
cupied by NJ. Weis. by SaTue
Glass, where hot soup can he ha
al all hours. and spring chicken
ovsters, canned fish, etc, serve
up in the best of style and q
reasonable prices. Farmers an
Others can have good vegetabl
soup at anv hour for 10 cts. Ca
and see him.
Mrs. Oakley Case, guardian {
the minor children of the LAT
Geo. Cook, was notified thrOng
her attorney, +. Il. Walbnrl
Monday, that The children hav
been allowed 81 .l67 by the pen
sion department. This will hel
to e1ucate the children, and wi
relieve mother Case IN a gre;
m easure.
Rev. James Poindexter, Of CT
lumbus; Hon. j. B. Peaslee, E,
Supt. Public Schools, Cincinnati
Hon. Leo Weltz, Wilmington al
Hon. A. Leue. of Cincinnati
members of The Foresty Commi
sion of Ohio, were guests at Il
Rempel House last Tursday.
route to the Rock House. Viii
in the city they called on Il
Sentinel and spent an hour whit
was highly enjoyable TO the ed
tor and staff.
One of the most interestiI
and skilifnl games OF bts
ball ever witnessed in this CT
was played on last Saturday b
tween Canal Winchester al
New SlrailsVIlie clubs. The SEQ
stood 5 10 / in favor of Ne
Straitsville. 1t is estimated th
fully 1900 people were on Il
grounds and enjoyed the gre
national game. Good order W
kept throughout. The manag
ment of The Logan Base Ball a
sociation is entitled TO gre