The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-12-12
Local Items.
DOnOvan--Artistic Tailor.

Geo. Mumford, Of Brush For
was in town on Friday.
Farley Phelps, OF Orevill
spent Saturday in Logan.
w. J. McManigal. of Orbisto,
was in town on Tuesday.
Mrs. Work and daughter, {
Lancaster, are visiting friends i
Logan.
Be sure 10 see "The Chimes {
mandy" al the Opera Hous
tonight.
Nothing bnt rain and mud S
far this winter, and no predic
tions OF an approaching blizzard
Winona Furnace is in bias
and is doing well, making abou
IS tons of iron per day.
For correct schedule cf passen
ger trains see time card in an.
other column in effect Nov. Oath
1859.
Mrs. Garland, last survivin.
sister Of Col. Cresap. of our city
died on Dec. 9th. al her home il
Waco, Tex.
1t is about time that our local
weather prophet predicts that
thele will be no ice tits winter
The ''sous winds' continue Ia
predominate.
We are glad to note that Mrs.
j w. Weller, who has been sick
for the past three weeks. is again
able 10 walk ont and enjoy this
beautiful weather.
Mr.. Chas Boardman, manager
of the Greendale Furnace Co.,
and wife, spent Monday in Lo-
gan. lie says that the furnace
will 60 into blast soon.
A. NJ. Brown, of Marion twp,
one of The most efficient teach
ers Of the county, was in town on
Saturday, and made very pleas
ant call al the SENTINEL office.
A young man. whose name by
request is WITHHELD from pnblica.
ton, was arrested on Monday by
the officer of the Humane Socle-
~, for cruelty beating a horse
He was fined IS and costs.
Horace Westenhaver had q
close call by stroke of paraly-
sis on Friday last. He is, we are
pleased 10 learn, fast recovering.
and we nope will soon bc OH our
again.
Invitations for the approach :
ing nup.lals of Miss May Kuqna,
ofSpringfield. O.. formerly of this
place, have been received. She
is to be married at the residence
of her parents on The 18th inst.
Mr.. Will Burberry and Miss
Edna Moeckel, of This place, were
on Wednesday of last
week. at the residence of the
brides father, Rev. Moore offic-
inting. May joy and peace be
their portion.
Send a copy oe The SENTINEL
for the year 1890, to your absent
son or daughter. 1t will be a
most appropriate and entertain
ing Christmas present. and its
weekly visits will be a continu
Gus reminder Of the loved ones
at home.
Mr.. 6. NJ. Crawford, of Smiths
Chapel, spent Saturday IN town
Mr.. Crawford. as a young teach
er, has acquitted himself we'll.
He Is a young man of high edu.
cational attainments and keeps
close up 10 the advancement OF
the times.
For handsome and appropriate
Christmas presents. call at the
Millinery store of Misses Mary
& Kate Kessler. They have very
choice handerchiefs. mufl1ers,
ribbons and many other fancy
articles suitable for gifts, which
they offer at low prices. Call
and see their handsome goods.
On Dec. "a, 25 and 3lst, 1889,
and Jan. 1st, 1890, the Columbus
Hooking Valley & Toledo Rail
way will sell excursion tickets
from all stations on its line at
one fare and a bird for the round
trip, good returning on all regu-
lar trains up TO and including
January 3rd, 1890.
MARRIED, at the residence
of the brides parents, on Sun
day morning last, by Rev. Tur-
ner, Mr.. E. .. Steel, law exami-
ner in the General Land Office al
Washington, D. c., to Miss Jesse
White, of our town. They left
at once for the Capitol City. May
peace and happiness go with
thom