The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-06-06
Local Items.
Domoyan--Ariistic Tailor.

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DOmUyan--AriiStic Tailor.
Mr. aud. Mrs. Lou Bort of Qua
ker City are visiting here
Mrs. L. J. McClintock has been
quite i'll tho past week.
Mrs. @. W. McClintock and chill
dren returned from two weeks
visit at Fostoria, Tuesday evening.
Mr.. John Walker of the First
Bank left for London. Monday, to
attend the wedding of 3 relative.
The 18th annual commencement
of the Ohio State University will
be held June 1919, 1889.
Mrs. Mary Eisele and children,
of Mlddleport. started for Iowa
Monday morning. after a weeks
visit with friends In this city.
Miss Matte Coe, one of the
prominent teachers of Zaleski. IS
visiting this week with her rela
tiyes, Mr.. and Mrs. McGill.
MUSES. Fanchon and Eek Tuttle
of Lancaster, are the guests of
Misses Fan Bowen and Blanche
Ambrose.
Some of the graduates Monday
evening received very handsome
presents. Three or four were fa-
'vorvd with gold watches.
Post mortem held bv Drs. |
Blosser and Wright, assisted by |
Dr. Pullen, on The body of Jacob
Wyman revealed cancer of liver
and stomach.
A ehor. session of Court was held
last Mon.lay. Cases called. on mo
tion Of attorneys, were passed or
continued. Court Will hold session
again on July Sd.
Mr. Nal McBroom. one of the
prominent anu most esteemed citi
gems of Laurel. accompanied by hs
wife, visited IN Logan this week and
met hearty welcome from many
friends.
Mr.. McCray has opened an IN
a,irance Office IN the Collins Block.
lie represents the hest companies of
the country. and those desiring in
surance are invited TO call and see ,
him.
Mr.. Willard, who for the las SIX s
months has been engaged with the
SENTINEL left last Monday for Mid
dleport. where he will take office
rharge of the Brick Works of Mr.. !
McManigal. We congrntulate Mr..
upon securing the SER s
rices of man as valuable as Mr..
Is. and who besides his !.
business qualities is always and ,
everywhere a gentleman. The SEN q
rINEL staff regret his going away. b
,ut unite with the ''0ld man" and :
his entire community IN commend \
ng him to the gnnd graces of the :
rood people of Middlerort. and Join b
n the wish to HIM for pleasant
md o prosperous time.
Ben Weilman. aged Z years. fell
rom the top of the draw bridge at
Keynes & Wel:man's mill, Monday
'voDing. and striking the ties, fell
nto the water. He was danger
'uslY hCrt, and would certainly
ave drowned had IT not been for :
Cd Wood. who happened 10 be fish "
ng in the canal and saw the boy
all. He dragged him ont of the '
Vaier end carried him home. His
cad struck the timbers in the fall
nd though badly shaken up, he "
'ill be around in few days. p
The funeral of Jacob Wyman on n
at Sunday, was one Of the largest "
vcr witnessed in Logan. a desc; we'd i
ribute to the worth of one of our
ID and most respected citizens D
lis old comrades OF the war. his q
GLOW workers from the railroad A
nd shops. led by the band, marched b
/, procession, accompanied by hun 8.
reds of our town people. Rell- II
ious acrvices were held in the Lu
Aeran church on Mulberry street. I,
Iis remains were inferred in the O.,
Id cemetery by the side of his wife
tho died some years ago. r
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