The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-05-09
Local Items.
DOnOyan--ArtiStic Tailor.
Sheriff Gallas her was at Lam

George Upton has reiurne
from Oklahoma.
J. G. S;iers and Ben Tritsc
lave returned from New York.
L. l.. Davenport was IN Co
lumbus Sunday.
Rev. Father Cady visited j
Perry county, last week.
Miss Mary Wynn has beer
dangerously i'll the past week.
J. Il Triisch started his woole,
mill Monday.
Tie baseball season is fair!,
opened up.
There have been very few
sheep sheared in the country 81
far this season.
The town was crowded with
people Sunday, waiting for elect
iO:. returns.
The Gonse Greek Crlvert has
been completed and the canal is
now open 10 boats.
Mrs. N. T. McManigal. OF Co
luInbns, was the guest of her
mother. the past week.
Miss Hattie Cooley. OF Nelson
vile, was The guest of Mi. $ Edna
Cresap last week.
Mr.. Murphy, the travelling
agent Of the Columbus Post, was
in town Mon .ay.
Mrs. W. a. lIaines and Mrs.
G. Ii. Buerliaus were in Colum-
bas Sunday.
Mrs. John Borlsn has been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bra
shears the past week.
Read Tipton's advertisement
They are closiug out their stock
OF Silks, Saiins and Plushes, and |
offer great bargains.
Noah WeIdy. an old, we'll
known citizen, died al his home
near Geneva, Sunday, aged about |
T9 years.
Miss Stella Burberry was assist
ed liz ccieh:a ting her 18th birth
day. Tuesday evening, by a large
'asrty of friends. L! Is spoken of
by those present as very pleasant
affair.
Mrs. D. r. Bishnp & Sons p,c-
sent a pleasant Invitation to our
readers III an advertisement else-
where, to call at their grocery store
Messrs. A. f. Work e. Go. the
popular shee men OF orr sitv. have
81 new assortment of goods. and so
inform 0ur rcalicrs in a new adver
tisemens this week.
Col. Rempel is bnilllns an ad-
diiion 10 the Bnnz house. The
Colonel proposes 10 make this
one of The finest hotel stands in
the valley.
L. NJ. West, We learn. will GO
cn the roal for Z. f Shedl d
Co. ME we'll known grocerymen
OF Columbus. next week, as lrav
cling salesman.
The Cincinnati Times Star saws
that Mr.. Eek Sands, managing
editor Of the Enquirer. is TO de-
liver a lecture on newspapers a!
this place, in tho near future.
The roof on George Hart rtman's
residence was SET on fire Sunday
by spark from a chimney. Bv
the aid OF the force pump and
hose on his grounds The fire was
no alarm being
turned in 10 the fire department.
Col. F. F. Remple has so far
recovered his health as TO be out
again. lie has had pretty
tongh bout Of il. but his friends
hope that he will soon be as
strong and we'll as ever.
AT an "Old Folks concert last
week at Point Pleasant. w. Va,
which was very successful af
fair, three members of the Logan
colony, Mr.. and Mrs. Huston and
Mr.. Recktenwaldt, took promi
nent parts.
Johnny Bowen was assisted
Saturday, by large number Of
his young friends in celebrating
his seventh birthday. The party
was held on The lawn at the
Bowen residence on Market ST,
and was very pleasant affair.
The committee on speakers for
Decoration Day, May 30uh, have
secured the services of Rev. II.
b. Westervelt, OF Athens. who
was a gallant soldier and is an,
eloquent orator. Col. Vance has
also promised 10 be here and re.
deem his pledge of last year.
Thos. Varley. late train dis-
patcheI on the c. Ii. Y. & Il. K'y,
was buried at Columbus, Sun
day. A special train took the
employees Of the road TO Colnm-