The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-01-09
Local Items.
Donoyan--Artistic Tailor.
Several Lancaster boys spe,
Sunday in. Logan.

Sunday in. Logan.
Mr.. Noah schwnrz, one of the proml
ing young MEN of. Logan, has begun Il
study OF law in Col. Weidy's Office.
Miss Threse TIL and Miss Minnie We
land nre visiting frienls at zanesville an
Columbus, this week.
Don't fail 10 read the bargain
offered by Harrison & Co. i
another column.
Mrs. Gurney. mother Of Mrs
j. w. Weller. has been on th'
sick list for the past week.
Mr.. Joseph VogIe of Marion tp.
was in town on Tursday and calic'
at the Sentinel cfice.
The events connected with th,
retirement Of Sheriff GailagheI
will be gwen next week.
The Soldiers Carnival is pro.
crossing iavorab!y. The Grippe
don't affect the old vets.
Representative Price came
home from Columbus yesterday
sick.
NARRIED.-Jauuarv lst, at the resi-
dence OF the brides father. Mr.. Jasper A l.
len, by e. u. Martin.J. r, Mr.. Elmer Con
kle TO Miss Ella Allen, all OF Washington
township.
G. +. Randall of New Plymouth
was In our city last Thursday. and
of course did not forgot the ScntI-
nel Office.
Israel Stonebus.cr. of Decatur.
Ind, Is visiting friends and negh-
bcrs in Marion township. where he
formerly lived.
Col. Rob Reese of Portland. Oregon, wss
in our city lest week, and met hearty re
ception from his many friends. He is ell
gagged in raiiroading and mining, and has
become wealthy. He started for his west
ern home yesterday.
Miss Kate Weller. one of Circle
ville's handsome young lad,es. is
visiting her cousin. Mrs. Kate
Rempel. of this place.
Mr.. Will Lsrimer and family.
of Floo.lwood, Suadayed in
Logan, guests Of Mrs. Win
Brown.
Mr.. d. W. Howdyshell. wide
awake farmer of Cedar Grove, was
in town last Friday. and remem-
bered the Sentinel office.
Read .he advertisement Of
Siiers & 20. in another column
of This issue.
Misses Jess. l;ayIas and Mabel
Russell. handsome young ladies of
NelsonviIle, visited Mlss Jestipe
St,ers of this city during the holi-
DAYS.
Mr.. Julius Tenscher, the pop
ular clerkin the Dry Goo'ls store
of Collins & Moore, has resigned
his position and intends 10 locate
in st. Louis in the near future.
A farmer was in town last
Saturday, who Gays that his
apple trees bioomed in the Fall
and now have apples On them
asIarge as hazlenuts.
Mr.. Hastings. clerk at Miller
& Cases. has resigned his posi-
tion and returned TO Toledo, o.,
his former place Of residence.
The Harrington Bros. have
sold their Job printing Office 10
James Eggleston. of New Ply
Consideration $3.50. The
office material will be taken to
New Plymouth.
Elsewhere read the advertis -
ment of Price & Upton. East End
Grocers, and don't fail to call and
see thoir large stock of fresh Gro
ceries just received and which they
are selling at low rates.
The council have ordered a
meeting of the citizens, at the
Court House, on Friday evening.
10 consider the adElsabiliiy of
the village for the, pur
pose of prospecting for natural
gas. Let everybody attend.
On last Thursday morning Mr..
Durant, an old and respected
citizen, living near town, was
found dead in his bed. 1t is sup
posed that heart trouble was the
cause of his death.
MARRIED-At the residence
of Ellis Davis, IN Laurel town.
ship, Jan. 1st, 1890, by Rev. n.
B. Taylor. Mr.. Howard G. Barton.
of Athens county. and Miss
Elizabeth Jadwin, of Hooking
county.
On last Thursday, Sheriff Gal
lagher arrested The Shaw broth
ers, six of them, whe were hav-
ing a family reunion. The sher.
IF took Them to Kesslers. and
ordered for them a big dinner
The Shaws were the sheril's
friends and his bondsmen. Hence
the arrest.
We are impelied. &c say. between sneezes,