The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-02-28
Local Items.
DOnovan-Artistic Tailor.

from q vlslt 10 CoIuhIouS.
Harry Brown has returned
from the state of Washington.
Rev. d. r Moore has been
quite i'll the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wad Gage have
returned from their wedding
tour.
John S. Snyder, of Lancaster,
the well known maker cs wine,
was in the city Wednesday.
Lon Cook, of Columbus. is Wis
itIng his grandmother, Mrs. Oak
ley Case.
George Beck has so far recov-
cred from his recent illness as 10
be out again.
Miss Minnie Allen is the gnest
of Miss Maggie Wyman, ut Ian
caster this week.
Sunday was the coldest day of
the season. the thermometer being
down to zero.
Tommy, the young son of Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Keller died at the
hone of his parents in Gibson
vile, Tuesday morning. !.
DR.. David Miller. a graduate of the
JelFers' Medical Institute. Lancaster.
O.. is Introducing to the people of
Logan, the Renowned Wonder Salve.
Deputy Sheriff D. w. Wright
took Brown and Thompson. who
were convicted of petit larceny last
week, to the GAINESVILLE work house
on Friday. |
A. L. Tnes,ng. a prominent men,
her of the New lexington bar. was
attending to legal business in our
court last week, and DID not neglect
70 pay . visit TO the SENTINEL Of
fee. -
W. 81. Kooken, of the Lancaster |
Gazette. was a welcome visitor at
this Office last Friday. He was nat
urally. and reasonably, enthusiastic
over the new gas well at The town
where the GAINESVILLE & Maysville
pike crosses the booking river.
Persons wishing to improve
their memories or strengthen
their power of attention should
send to Prof. Loisette, 23i Fifth
ave, N. Y. for hi. prospectus
post free, as advertised in an
other column.
We had the pleasure. last week.
Of meeting Mr. Samuel s. Davis, a
special examiner Of the pension bu-
rear. at Washington, who was exam.
lning tho claim of James Gallagher,
brother of Sheriff Gallagher. Mr.
Davis is residentof Maryland, and
is careful, palnstaking, impartial
and efficient officer of the pension
bureau. His temporary headquar-
tiers are a: Athens.
Intelligence was recei vcd here
Sunday of the death of Mrs Daniel
Bennett at her home IN Chillicothe.
No particulars were secured, bat 1t
is presumed that she died Saturday
night. Mrs. Bennett formerly re
sided in this place whore she had
many friends. She was the mother
Of Warren and Sewell Bennett and
Mrs. Ed. Culver. |,
On Friday night, March l, at s
O'Clock there will be given the last
of the High School series Of
lectures st the NJ. E. church. Prof.
Smith, from the OHIO University
of Columbus, will deIiverit. Hav
ing travelled extensively in Europe
he has taken it upon himself to give
as lecture on "a Contrast
between Germany and America.
This lecture has been given in many
different paris of the State. aud
met with unbounded success. kThen
if this IS tho case we arc positive
it will he as instructive here Il
Admission % and Is cents.
Mrs. E. L. Davenport received
a few days ago, the sad intelli-
gense of The sudden death Of her
father, Bernard Loughrey, in
Galveston. Tex, on the 14lh, Mr..
Loughrey was a native Of Ire
land but came 10 this country in
his youth, living in Hoboken. N.
j.. FOR The twenty years previous
TO 1867, when he vert 10 GAL
weston. He held. In Galveston,
she important office Of Street
Commissioner and also posilioo
in the Office of the collector OF
the port. At the time OF his
death .he was custodian of The
building in that city.
lie was always a Democrat and
took an active part in politics.
The friends of Conductor Hen
ry killbnrn in Logan and their
name is legion. were inexpress
IDLY shocked last Friday, by a
report of his death IN Tennessee.