The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-05
Local Items.
DOnOvan--Artistic Tailor.
fever in town.


is sick.
Eli Perkins at the Presbyter-
ian Church tonight.
DIR. Chas Parker is at home
this week from Columbus.
DIR. Chas. Balger came up
from CINCINNATI few days this
week.
"A sale of As ponies was made
at the stock sale held here this
week.
Miss Jennie Sanderson, of
Columbus is here this week Wis
iting parents.
Mrs. DR.. Howard White of
Shawnee was the guest of relatives
here this week.
Ell West was on our streets
Tuesday. Down to work the
wires probably.
John Gallagher and Mike
Kinle were down from Columbus
to vote this week.
The Hooking Clay Mfg Co.,
are building an elegant boiler
house at their works.
John James has opened a
music store in the room formerly
occupied by the post-office.
-Jno. w. Moore of the COL
mubus Business College came
down Tuesday to cast his first
ballot.
Bro. Pursell purchased a
Wyoming pony at the stock sale.
He don't ride. Pony don't want
him to.
Senior class of the L. III. S.
report an elegant time on their
trip to the State University at
Columbus.
The 69th. wedding. anniver-
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
James Sr. was celebrated last Sat
urday evening.
Mrs. Chappelear, of Lexing- !
ton is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Bailey and brother. C. A. Monroe
here this week.
DIR. /. G. Wright returned
last Thursday, from his trip west.
The DR.. thinks the west is GER
tainly great country.
Geo. Wright, of Charleston,
West Va, spent part of this week
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Wright, of this city.
Fred Rochester and Tide Hus-
ton have returned from Johnstown
where they have been employed /
for some time as book keepers.
Miss Clara Ambrose had a
very pleasant party at home We'd
nesday evening in occasion of the
18th. anniversary of her birth.
MARRIED. Sunday, Nov.
lst. by Rev. Teusing of Columbus
Rev. Joseph Richardson, of In
diana, to Mrs. Lucy A. Crawford,
of Logan.
The district conference of
the M. E. Churah of the Lancas-
ter district, will be held here on
the 18th. and 18th. of November.
Program elsewhere in this issue.
AT the Presbyterian Church
tonight Eli Perkins will deliver
one of his brilliant lectures. His
general reputation as lecturer
will insure him a we'll filled house.
1t is only matter of time
and question, which of the two
competent young men, Chan Bish-
op or Harry Ambrose will succeed
Supt. Rockwell of the G. H. V.
st.
B. D. Vance, Piano Tuner of
Columbus, O., will be in Logan
about Nov. 10th. Any orders
left at Stiers d Co. Store will
receive prompt attention. All
work guaranteed.
We are very glad to note
that Bro. Johnston of the Tours
al, in addition to the very excell-
ent newspaper he publishes, pro-
poses to have on exhibition and
sale large stock of winter wraps
which he cordially invites all to
call and examine. The agent rep
resenting the factory of whom he
buys his wraps will display the
goods on the 18th. and 9th.
The GAINESVILLE Commercial Col
lege, GAINESVILLE, 0. is the most
modern and successful Institution
of its kind. Has grades in the
Bookkeeping Department. The
lowest grade is what is usually
taught in Business Colleges, and
highest grade prepares for teaching.
The Short Hand Department has