The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-02-21
Local Items.
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SENTINEL.
Will Keynes spent Sunday
Columbus.
DIR. c. f. Aplin, of Carlo
Hill, was in town Tuesday.
There is no bottom 10 the sid
streets in this city, only whe
they are frozen up.
The lecture to be given at th
Presbyterian Church OH Friday
Feb. 22nd. has been postponed
Mr.. T. r. Walburn was in Shaw
nee on Tuesday and Wednesday OF
business.
Miss Essie Finney, who j
teaching school at Carbon Hill
was home Sunday.
John Slisher has been on the
sick list for some days, but is now
recovering.
The changeable weather is
frnilful of bad colds, and every
body seems to be complaining.
We regret to learn that Mrs.
A. A. Price is quite i'll with rheu-
matism and heart trouble. She
rs confined to her bed, and has
been Ior more than a month.
Look out for slick tongued tel
lows going through the country
selling piece goods, shawls. etc.
Those who have purchased claim
fraud and Misrepresentation.
Mr.. Peter Bowers, Of Ewing,
has the contract for building ti,e
new Lutheran Church at that
place, and has already COM
menced the work. The building
will cost $500.
There will be no Episcopal ser
vices at the Chapel next Sunday,
although it is the last Sunday in
the month. On which day services
have heretofore been held.
Mrs. Frank Stern and her sis
ter, Miss Copp, Of Wellston, were
the guests of Mrs ID. A. Miller.
the past week. They were ac
companied on their return by
Miss May Miller, who will spend
soma time with her aunt, Mrs.
Bundy, of that place.
j. W. Overmycr. of New Lexing
ton, favored the SENTINEL with a
call Monday afternoon. JUel ls trav
cling for the Motherwell Iron &
Steel Co.. selling their popular az
ricultural implements, and reports
business good.
Gen James A. Hall, recently ap-
pointed receiver for the Ohio u
Western Coal u Iron Company, was
IN Logan, Monday, and filed his
bond with Clerk Lappen. 1t is for
5000, with Thos. E. Powell, II. g.
Stanwood and K. D. McManigal as
suretics.
Charley and Ed Gompf, sons /,
of Mr.. Fred Golnpf, bid farewell :
to their relatives and friends on {
Monday last, and took their de i
parture TOR Washington Territory
where they propose 10 locate and
seek their fortunes. They are =
young mon of good habits and .
industrious They know no such
word as fail. We look for a good U
report from them after they get "
settled, {
Mr.. Matt Radcliff, of Buchtcl, il
made a pleasant call ut the SENTI- b
MEL Office. last Saturday, in COM c
pany with Albert Becker, our pop
ular clothing merchant. who las
many friends and customers at d a
Buchtei. The call was an agree
able one, in more than one respect, Z
and both gentlemen arc cordlally q
invited to call again. q
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Some very good people thought :
they were sorely afflicted when
the Free Methodists held services
in the old soap factory. Since c.
The removal of The society to d
other quarters. a drum corps has v
taken possession of the factory u
and the people i'll that vicinity II
are still unhappy. The Lord III
tempts the wind to the shorn
amb. :.
Valentine day was generally W
observed by the little folks of &C
,ur town, and Postmaster Floyd in
s not anxious for it to occur bl
more tEan once a year. Persons in
IF more mature years took ad- OF
of the occasion TO show m
heir dislikes by sending matter la
,f a questionable character. 1t Ia
S we'll that their missives were &c
% disguised as to prevent detect fu
Oh or trouble might have accrued
tom them.