The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-03-06
Local Items.
DOnOyan--Artistic Tailor.

DOnOyan--Artistic Tailor
Mr. J,.hn Buchannn of Soul
. BloorningviiIe was in town Fridu,
Born TO Mr. aud Mrs. VII
Stout, a daughter.
DR.. Daais's Caneh balsam fo
your cold. See advertisement.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Urial
Brown, of this place. a boy.
Postmaster rursell was in Co
lumbus on Tuesday.
The commissioners are ii. reg
/, uiar eession this week.
Geo. W. Lloyd. one Of tho lend
ing inettha nts of Sand Run, was i.
our city on Friday last.
Thos. Terrell of Gore was il
a =
tcwn on Saturday and made /. pIes
SAINT call at this o;Reo.
Judge Friesner. of Columbus. j.
attending Court in this city thi.
week.
Communion services at the
Presbyterian church was largely
attended.
The Kessler Bros. jewellers,
moved INTO the Keller building
yesterday.
Dir. VIM. Raybold, Of New
Straitsville, was seen upon our
sheets yesterday.
Mr.. Vic Teuscher, Of New
S,ra,tsviile, spent yesterday in
Logan.
Mr.. Lewis Allen; of Ada. ls
visiting his brother, T. J. Allen,
Of this place.
There are now five hoarders en-
inying tho hospitaiities of the
county battle.
Mr. Rufus kxrshner. ex-co uniy
commissioner, was in tnwn last Sat
urday aud was ohe of the many
callers at the Sentluel Office.
Mr.. Beech, Of Junction City.
srent Friday in Logan and was
resisscred among the many callers
st the Sentinel office.
Rev. Powell, of Athens. address
ed q larg, congregation at the
Presbyterian church, last Sunday
morning.
Mr.. Thomas Brown of Marion
sownship, one OF the Oldest and
most respected eli ize MS of that To-
c.lily. me are sorry to learn, IS dan
gerously i'll with ia grippe.
Hons. John S. Frjesner of Co
lnm6as. dropped ,nto The city
site early pat, of Inc week, lie
IA retained for associate counsel
in the Culver case.
The Wild Oats" Co. eavc one
of tho mnst pleasing entertain
ments last Thursday evening that
has been enjoyed by our people
during the winter.
Mr.. Isaac BIos.er, of Webbs |
Summit. who has ju.t recovered |
from a severe attack of La Grippe
was in town on Tuesday. and made
i pleasant call at this Office.
Proiracied meeting al the
Presbyterian church all This
week. Everybody cordially in
viied.
The new TWO cent stamp has
made lis appearance. II is some
what smaller than the former
ones.
Mr.. Joe White and wife, of
laurel town ship, ara vis,tin 9 in
this place. guest OF bro, her John
Al. White.
Winter had a soft snap. but
spring is showing a cold shoulder.
The ground hog Is declared a
failure.
Mr. Samuel Blosser. or Bre-
men. spen, Tuesday and Wednes
day in our city, guest Of DIR.
Blossee
The FIoodwood Furnaces have
been rented to BeIlaire Nail Co.
who will put them into blast in the
noar iutnrs.
Mrs. John S. Martin of Marion,
who has been quite i'll for The past
month with la gr,ppo, is, we are
glad to note, rapidIy recovering.
Misses Eva and Anna Troxell.
two charming young ladies of Mill
vile, are visiting their COUSIN, Miss,
Kate Finefrock, of this city.
Revival meeting closed at the
Free Methodist church on last
Saturday evening, with seven
and five accessloEs +
TO The church.
Miss Hattie Hu,lon. our ef.
ficlent L. o assistant, following
n pleasant visit with relatives in
Columbus last week. returned 10
her duties here, lasl Monday eve
ming.