The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-01-02
Local Items.
Donoyan--Artistic Tailor.


Mr.. d. IL. Willard, of Mlddl
port, spent several days of la
week at his home in this place
Rev. ]. L. Turner, OF Delawar
is visiting his brother, Rev. I. 4
Tarncr. of this place.
Miss Maude Bright is visltin
her sister, Mrs. Smith, at Hay
denville, tins week.
j. o. Gurney. of Pana. ILL.,.
visiting his sister, Mrs. J. w
Weller, of this city.
Will Downey, Of Rushville
Ind, has baen visiting friends il
this place for the past week.
Mr.. Chas. Kinlie. OF the polic'
force of Columbus. spent Christ
mas with his parents in this city
Mr.. Frank Brehm. of the en-
9ineer corps on tho Lancaster d
IIamden R'y, spent the holidays
with his parents in this place.
Col. Sands of Cincinnati was in the
city yesterday. ]: is singular situa'
tion in politics whe,. he doI't know
anything about it. He says he don't.
Jacob Mowery. of Webb's Sum
nit, informs us that they had
new lettuce for dinncf last Sum
day.
MARRIED, al the residence Of
Isaac Wolf, i'm Marion township.
Mr.. Charles Fickle and Miss Ella
Funk, both of Marion township.
Miss Minnie o. Blenness. OF
Belpre, is spending a few days
in cur town, guest of Mrs. L. A.
Turner.
Mr.. n. +. Ferguson, one of our
old time subscribers, made a
pleasant call at this Office on
Monday.
Mrs. Kate Woods. daughter ofI
Capt. Bowen, has been visiting
in this place for several days.
She returns home Friday.
A number of valuable contri
buttons Intended for this week,
are delayed unit! our next on
account of The Delinquent List.
Mrs. Lucy Mowery left Tues
day morning for Dayton, to join
her husband. who is working FOR
the Barney & Smith Car Go.
They expect TO make that their
future home.
On last Sunday night, the bus /.
mess house of Work Il Baker !
was burglarized, and a lot of re-
volvers. pocket knives and plated
spoons were taken. Entrance
was gained through back win
dow. No cisw.
The Enquirer of last Satura
day, had a very complimentary !;
notice of Col. Rempel, of our :,
lown, illustrated by a very life 9
ike picture. The article is from
he facile pen OF Ed Davenport.
correspondent from this '
jlace.
The Misses Fanny Bowen and !
Blanche Ambrose will start to-i ),
morrow with Mrs. Woods for
visit in Chicago. The best wish
9 of many friends 60 with the :
'oung ladies in the hope of !
,leasant visit and safe return.
Eli Hufford, of Bremen, one o1
# the Oldest and most respected c
itizens of Rush Creek township.
fairfield county, died on last
thursday. He was buried at the e
dount Zion church in Marion q
ewnsllip, Hooking county, on G.
asst Sunday at 2 o'clock r. N. L
j. Hagley, of Gibisonville, was q
n town on Tuesday and made a n
,leasant call at this office. MIR. :.
Ias,ey is one of onr oldest sub 4,
crlbers, having taken the Senti- a,
el for more than quarter of {,
entury. O,
One of Tie worst wrecks that al
as happened for many years, "
on the 28th inst. ON the
chesapeake & Ohio R'y near .,
White Sulphur Springs. w. Va. >,
EN- persons were killed and :
wenty wounded. :,
Senator Dave Coble gives the al
est reason we have yet heard II
cconnting for the warm winter. M
Ie says the defeat of Foraker N
uts Ohio south of Mason and dl
)ixon's Line, where the winters I'll
re warm and everything Demo hi
ratio. o.
Again Christmas and New :
ears have gone into history. No =
oubt you have made many
cart glad by the presentation,
f a valuable gilt as a token of la
our regard for those kind IN IN
lends. But have you thought Je
the distant ones? Haye they -
oo,, tho rocipIonf of auv or fhoSa :.