The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-02-06
Local Items.
Donoyan-Artistic Tailor.

Court will convene on the 24tl
of tins month.
Mr.. George Mumiord. of Bra
shears, Sundsyed in Logan.
M. N. w. Hamblin made
business trip to Columbus OF
Tuesday.
Andrew Bird, Of NJ. Pleasant
spent several days in our cit,
this week.
Chas. II. Brown and vile Of Go
lumbus, was in the city last week
The ssests Of Mr.. jacob Schwarz.
Spring has come Ths blu'
birds are here and the boys af'
playing marble.
Miss d. Matthews, Of Balti-
more. O.. fs visiting her sister,
Miss Matte Mathews, Of our city
Mr.. George Green, OF Somer
set, 10 visiting his brother, Mr.
Lexis Green. of our city,
The cantata Of Jephthah and
His Daughter will be given al
The Opera House. on the even
ings Of Goth and 9th.
Mr.. L. W. Beery, of Cedar
Groys. was IN our town on Nom
day and made q pleasant call at
the Sentinel Office.
The commissioners met on last
Monday, and there being but
little business before them, ad-
iournsd after holding but one
days session.
.. Mr. Frank Downey, the popn-
lar and fashionable cutter at the
cl0tlHng hoass Of Chas Rose,
kindly remembered the Sentinel
Office on Monday.
Tie ground hog did not see his
shadow last Sunday. Frank My
ers called in the .'sous Winds" and
the day was cloudy. Now iet
90 have some weather..
Tho Mot horwells are about to
try the psrm ent of making ga.
out Of petroleum, which they Will
utilize in running their iron and
steel works at this place.
Mr.. B. r. Higgins. accempan-
led BY his two sisters of Illinois.
who have been visiting here Tor
a couple OF weeks, spent several
days in Springfield. O., this
week.
The sale Of Reserved Seats for
.Jsphthah and His Daughter"
will open on next Monday
morning. at Kessler Bros. Re-
served Seats 35cts; box seats
;b0cts. Secure your seats early.
Charles Hutchens, Of Hayden
willie, aged II wears. died on last
Thureday. of Bright's disease OF
the kidneys. He was buried at
Logan on Saturday; funeral SER
vices from the II. +. Church con
Quoted by Rev. Turner.
Prof. K. F. Alspach, of the
Logan High School. has been
sick for several days with La
Grippe. On last Thursday he
was unable 10 teach and Andy |
Crawfor wasscalled upoa TO fill
Misplace.
Col. Levi, Of Cincinnati, hus-
band of Ettie Pursell, 30 we'll known
and loved in the Aud Lang Syne
of Lsgan, spent last Sunday in our
city. tho guest Of his brother IN
law, F. S. Pursell.
On last Saturday there were
thirty six men unable for duty al
the Haydenv,lle Mining and
Manufacturing Works at Hay
denville. All ON account of the
Grippe.
Mrs Ruth Liteh6eld, of Boston.
Mas, daughter of Col. c. H. Rip |
pey, Of San Diago, California. spent
- few days with her relatives in
this place the past week. Ms.
LItchiield 10 en- route to SaE Diago
to visit her parents.
Will james, of Columbus. mail
agent on the Grafton & Chicago
route, called herc'on account OF the
death of his father. returned TO-
day to take charg Of his work.
Mr.. James is . Logan boy aad one
of the best agents in the sefsice.
Prof. L. q. Cripper, recently |
of Chicago. one Of the most ex
perienced and successful teach
.ers OF Shorthand in the country,
will visit Logan soon with a view
to organizing q class. He is now
conducting a large class at Ian
caster.
Mr.. Henry Taylor, of Green
dale, was in our city on Tuesday
and kindly remembered this Of
fee. Mr.. Taylor is one of our
oldest subscribers and we are al
ways glad 10 welcome him 10 our