The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-04-11
Mrs. F. G. Rochester and son
returned to Cincinnati with her
Father. Wednesday morning,

IN father, wednesday morning.
s Mrs. Carpenter. wifo of Mr.. Wn
St Carpenter, Postmaster at Roc
'e Bridge died on Sat urday last an
was buried at Millville on Monday
She was tho mother Of twelve chil
dren, six of whom survive her.
The fire department was calle'
ou: by a slight blaze At the resi-
dence of r. W. Keynes, Monda.
IS afternoon. The fire was extin
guisaed before any damage wa
IS done.
c. V. Wright, Of Benton twp
has located in this city, and ],
Studying law in the Office o.
Wright & Buerhaus. E. o. Pet
tit is also a student. They are
both bright, young fellows
There was very pleasant
gathering of ladies at Mrs. D. NJ.
Kanode's on Mulberry ST.. Fri
day evening, for the double pur
pose of social intercourse and the
sewing of carpet rags. 1t was a
success in both particulars.
A new advertisement will ap
pear next week. in the space
taken in this issue of the SENTI-
MEL by Gnthrie & Wadsworth.
They were too busy arranging
their new stock 10 write an ad-
yertiseineht this week.
Next Sunday morning the Ev.
Lutheran congregation o: Ewing.
O.. served by Rev. L. F. Miller.
Will lay the corner stone of their
new edifice. Services will COM
mence at 10 o'clock. All are
cordially invited.
The following PERSONS left for
Marietta Tuesday morning, to
attend the Athens Presbytery
which convened at that place
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Work. Mrs.
Thos' W. Rochester, Miss Maggie
Burberry AMI Rev. Moore anG
Rev. Taylor, of New Plymouth.
There was some Excitement on
the streets one day last week,
Over he killing ofa dog by FIave
Davey. The actions of the brute
led many persons 10 believe II
was mad. From what We could
learn of the matter. we judge the
dog had been poisoned.
Gus Weiland, formerly of CO.
Iumbus, is visiting his father in
this city. He expects TO start for
Memphis. Tenn, in few days,
where he will lncats. Gus is Il
good, industrious young fellow,
aud we hope will meet with sue
cess in his new home.
Myrod Miller has opened out a
new stock of groceries and pro-
visions in the old Furnace store.
la'ely vacated by Upton l. Co.
lie Will buy all kinds of county
produce, paying the highest mar
ket price for it. We trust he will
receive 'he3 patronage of both
town and country purchasers.
On Saturday LAST, the sheriff
sold 100 acres of land in Perry
Twp, in The case of Mary A. De
tenbaugh, guardian, VS.. Calvin
Defenbaugh, ct al. 1t was ap-
praised at 81, 400 and was bouSh,
by Adam Schall at two thirds
the appraisement. The Amos
Hedges land was offered but was
not sold.
Mr.. Benjamin Ricketts,, of Bic.
CuhcviIle, Perry rounty. has one
OF tho best thoroughbred stations
IN the State. His horse Couture,
has pedigree from his sire. "Hur
rah." traced back to Imp Diomed
of 1777. Our farmers who wish to
improve their stock are advised to
write to or call on Mr.. Rlcketts.-
For particulars, see bills.
A pleasant party of young
folks from this city were enter
tained at the residence of Gus
Floyd, south of town, Friday
evening. Miss Calhoun is the
teacher of the echool at Young's
school house. Among those pres
ent were Misses Lutte Wright,
Ella Meeks. LOWE Moore, Lutte
Cora and Blanche
Wright and John, Bert and Mar.
shall Harrington, John Moore.
Frank Brooke and Chas. Gould
The visitors report very enjoy
able time.
The remains of Mrs. Albert
Hills, who died very suddenly {
At her home in Pomeroy, Mon- !
lay, were brought here for burial I
he same evening. Mrs. Hills.
who was the daughter of our
fellow townsman, s. Fl. Colum-
Der, was we'll and favorably
known in this city. Mr.. and Mrs
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