The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-03-21
Local Items.
D0nOvan--Artistic Tailor.
Miss Sadie Pond is seriously

Mrs. N. Hufford has been quit
sick the past week:
Miss Rose Wade is still quit
III.
Mrs. Harry Brow
visited ~ Lancaster, last
Prosecuting attorney. V. c
Lowry, is in Cincinnati tins week
Treasurer Notestone and l.. u
Vickers were in Columbus yes
terjay.
Miss Hattie Reddick and Mrs
James Hardin. of lIesboro, are
dangerously sick.
Miss Reed Rarick, Of Perry
county, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Angle.
Misses Gertie Grier and Ida
Riprey, of Lancaster. visited Lo'
gan friends Sunday.
Gus Macoon was at home from
Goshen, Va. Monday and Tues
day of this week.
B. C. McManigal, who has been
a sufferer from rheumatism for
some time. is able to be out
again.
Deputy aiditor, ". F. Bowen.
is the proud father of young
son, bonn Monday morning.
Mother and child doing we'll.
Mr.. Cbas. Williams. of Lancas-
ter. MAS in town Monday. Charlie
is after a mail inspectorship and
the PROSPECTS are that he will
win the prize. He is an ultra
Republican, but If there must be
q change let him have il.
Maynard Pond has been dan
gerously i'll the past week. HIS
trouble is said 10 have been the
result of a tall from q horse dur.
ing the war.
Mrs. M. J. Baird. who has been
visiting with Mrs. d. Fl. Willard
since her return from California,
went 10 Baird's Furnace ..on We'd.
nesday of last week. taking with
her Sam and Faith. who have
been attending school Iii Logan
during ihe winter.
Mr.. John C. Beery, one of the
Oldest and most respected citizens
of Fairfield county, died at Bre
men last Thursday. The funeral
services were held on Friday alter
noon, ut the Presbyterian Church.
Thexiecsased was tho father in-law
slof Lewis F. Keliar. formerly of
Webb Summit. lie was 76 years
otnse.
Geo. Unger, of Pine Creek.
Laurel twp, tiet wiz. distress
ing accident Sunday. lie had
ascended to The Top Of an old
smoke house 10 shoot rails. when
lie fell of. In the fall the gun
was discharged, the load enter
ing just below the hip and lodg-
ing at the Foe: :of the back bone.
II is a bad wound and Mr.. Unger
is in Il dangerous condition.
Capt. William Kennedy, of Sal,
Crock, Illuminated the SENTINEL
offire with the light of his cheerful
countenance on Monday. The
irrepressible Fardowner Is ambi
>tious to succeed our old Democratic
friend Daniel L. Davis. in the post
Office at Haynes, aud was in Logan
to secure the influence of Theodore
Seaberry aid ether prominent Re
publicans.
1t pieases Us 10 note that Mr.. Will
Gould has been offered aud accepted
q position as bridge engineer, in
the State of Connecticut. and will
eiart for his field Of labor IN a few
days. Will is well educated, and
beside being one of the most popu
lar young fellows IN town, is we'll
qualified for the work mentioned,
and VIC feel sure will meet with
success in the East. He has for
some. time been Frightening up
under the direction of Mr.. Fouler.
the draughtsman at the Mother
well Iron and Steel Company, and
is ready for anything In his hoe OF
work. We wish him success and
happiness in his new home, and
know his employers will find him
an honest. capab;o and obllging
young man.
If any OF The readers of the
Sentinel want to buy sewing
machine, :hev shoGfd go 10 the
old reliable agency of Henry
Lutz. The only sewing machine
agency. in Logan, that has had a
continuous, uninterrupted and
prosperous existence for twenty
wears. Don't be deceived by the
flatierlng tales Of irresponsible
travelling fakirs, without a local
I,abiiation, who swarm all over
the country. If you buy oftElem