The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-03
Local Items.
Red hot !!

DOnOyan--ArtiStic Tailor,
Red hot!
Fourth to.mnrrow.
Normal opens next Monday.
Tho blackberry crop. it is report
ell. will be large this year.
There will be no 4ih of Jrly Gel
ebra,ion this year at Logan.
Twelve bars Of soap for % cent?
at Guthrie & Co.'S.
By attending the Normal y"n will
better your position as a-tcacher.
John Sbiveiy and family have
moved to Huntington, w. Va.
w. II. Nieburger Of the Shaw
nee Jocrnal made the Sentinel
Office a call on Monday.
A. E. Alsponch has accepted a
position OH the Ohio State jour-
nal Staff.
Three CATS of Red Cr"ss Corn
Cor 20 CENTS. at Guthrie l. Co.'S.
J.P. Evers0l Of Northbourn D
is visiting in the city.
Mrs. Harriet Castell is visiting
her daughter Mrs. G. n. bOwlbv.
TO 10 Guthrie 4 Co.'S. for fresh
Ouccries.
Mn. Mary Brown Of Columbus
is visiting her father and mother.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jacob Schwarz.
1m Lizsie Keinle who has been
IN Columbus for some months past.
has returned h0ue.
The derrick at the new gas we'll
has l,eea erected and drilling will
commence soon.
Judge Huffman will take . much
needed vacation next week, making
Q trip through the western states.
Adam l.afer:y was a visitor IN
Logan Moddav and made the Sen
tinel Office a pleasant call.
John Stedcm, who has becn go
riously III. We are glad 10 note is
much improved and out Of danger.
Rev. ID. r. Monre returned from
his vacation tAay. There will be
regular services at the Presbyterian
Church Sunday.
Mrs. E. L. Wright died Monday
noon. and was buried at Fairvicw.
sear Mt. Pleasant. Tuesday.
Mrs N. M. Acker of near Mur-
ray City. is the guost of Judge Ack
or, THE week.
Miss Mary Z. Gould left We'd
resday evening for Eaton. Ohio.
where she wiIl spend part of the
vacation with relatives.
The rooms above Guthrie d Cos
store have been changed into large
hall and will be occupied by the
w. Z. I. U.
Master Msrshall Harrington one
of our best Logan boys. while at
work IN the Sentinel ofiae. Mon
day. was FRUSTRATED by heat and
has not yet entirely recovered.
If teachers are .spiring TO better
positions they must spend their
time and money in preparing them.
selves for the undertaking. You
can do this ut The Normal this
summer.
Teachers and advanced pupils
th,s summer Normal is for you
Come out and get new inspiration
for your coming terms work. This
is a rare opportunity and the te"ch
or Who wishes to be progressive
cannot afford to miss it.
Nies Katie Frieener. the hnnd
some and accomplished daaghtc
of Judge Fr,esner of Colu,nbns. i,
spending her vacation with he
grand mother. Mrs. Gallagher. II
this city. accompanied with Mis-
Williams of tho same city.
There is a report on our street
that Col. c. [. Barker of Ports
mnuih. was in our city severa
days this week. We doubt il,'
ACCURACY OF the report. becaus'
We think if the brilliant youn,
Journalist had been in the cit
I've would have called al the Sen
iinel office. We don't want L
believe that he would slig US.
Miss Cora. daughter Of Mr. an
Nrs. G. A. Kenard aged Seven
teen, died on Tuesday evenin
of-last week after a lingering i'll
nqss of Catarrh of the stomach
Funeral from the Nj. +. Churc
last Thursday al 10 o'clock A. \
Mr. John Harrington left o
June 23rd. for Cleveland, wher
he has accepted position on III
"Clevelan1 Leader" The Sent
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