The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-15

New cistern in west end will
be tested by the fire department
this week.
Prof. Perkins is having a
large attendane at the night wri-
ting school.
Song service will be held at
N. E. Church this evening. Every
body invited.
Miss Hattie Dixon of Sedalia,
Mo. is the guest of Miss May Mil
ler this week.
Harry Ambrose is spending a
short. time in Findlay with his
uncle, Mr.. Elliot.
B. c. Reber and family and
Mrs. Lawrence Yerges spent Sun
day at Nelsonville.
Mr.. Rugg Higgins has return
ed from a pleasant visit among
friends in Coshocton.
-Robt. Keynes has been confin-
ed at his home with bronchial
trouble the past week.
Misses Minnie and Blanche
Ambrose are at Lancaster this
week attending the fair.
will Westenhaver who is
home from Chicago on visit is
down very i'll with fever.
-G. w. Mumford has built an
elegant new barn at the rear of his
residence on East Hunter.
Sexton Savey has moved
with his family into The new
house Oh the cemetery grounds.
"A case of cutting by two
girls at Bloomlngville is in pro-
gress in court as we 90 10 press.
LOOK! LOOK! Look in Bas-
XII" & Woolinky's Widow at the
Beautiful Organ, to be given away.
The ladies of the NJ. E. Church
will give reception at the parso,,-
age, Friday l6, from to 10. Nc
refreshments.
Strange to say, we are sur
rounded by brick works and yet
it is impossible to get brick, so ex-
tensive are the foreign orders.
-"Our pavements are being
repaired" observed q friend to a |
man who had just fallen about
seventeen feet over rough joint.
Mr.. c. E. Bowen is in Ports
mouth this week Inspecting the
Fire Brick Works in that city in
which Industry he has a business
interest.
Miss Clara Westenhaver, one
of our most accomplished Logan
girls, a pupil of the GAINESVILLE Com
mercial College, is employed this
week in short handing court pro-
ceedings.
Miss Louise Macarthur of here
has gone to GAINESVILLE to attend
Miss Emile Saumenig's CONNER
cial College in the Memorial Build
ing. She is taking a course in
Short Hand.
-Pavements in some places on
Main Street are made worse than
they were before repaired. 1t is
best to lay good solid pavement
in compliance with the ordinance
and then there will be no trouble.
-Ex- commissioner Karshner of
Adelphi, is visiting his daughter
ia Logan this week. Rufe is hav
irg a pleasant visit, made espe-
cially agreeable by the cordial
greeting of his mary friends in
our city.
Mr.. c. NJ. Gould has returned
from the Mt. Clement Mineral
Spri gs where he has been the last
mouth under treatment for his
ailmeaJ. His many friends will
be glad te know that lie is much
improved in health.
Miss Emile Saumenig we'll
known to our people here, has now
enrolled rs students in the Short
Hand Department of her CONNER
cial College at GAINESVILLE, o. Miss
Saumenig is an enterprising lady
and we predict for her a grand
success in her new college.
Louis and George Klein
smidr leave this morning for
Moxabala where thew will con
struct new hot-blasts for the |
iurnace. The Kleinsm,dt Bros.
are accomplished and reliable .
workmen and always do their
work so wei! as 10 insure them
steady employment.
Col. Frank Merrick, of Col |.
umbus was In the city on Tuesday
attending to business in court. He !
took the time to tell us that the {
Democrats would elect Campbell [
and carry the Legislature. Col. !,
Merrick is always welcome to Lo- :,
gan, but he is especially so. when
he comes bearing such good
tidings. :
Mr.. "Charley" Baskin of the &
clothiag g firm of Baskin & Wool
i sky of our city, has opened a
clothing store in Somerset. Mr., 4
Baskin is striaghtgoipg business f
ma, pleasa'.t accommodating
ge tleman, aud it is with pleasure
we commend him to the people of
Somerset and the country sur 8
pounding. r.r.