The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-01-08
Local Items.
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-Nelsonville had an $500
fire last week.
The cold weather DELAYED the
work son, the new school house.
School resumed Monday morn.
ing after q pleasant vacation o.
weeks.
Mira. Gust Riff OF Columbus
is visiting friends and relation.
al Logan.
MIR. josh Green of 81 Joseph
spent Sunday with relations in
this City.
--Al Brooke is cutting 81 in.
ice on the Falls Mil ponds. Boys
report good skating.
This is the week of prayer
ai both the First Presbyterian
and III. Z Churches.
Warren Bennett presented
his wife with an elegan. new
l.iano for Christmas.
MFR. Lew Baker has accepted
a position as assistant book keep
er for the jobs Mining Co.
Marriage is all The rage now.
Indulgers will probably be in a
rage before another year passes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Dpwney
after pleasant visit among
friends and relations returned
home.
DIR. W. D. Mansfield has
greatly improved his residence
on Main Street, near Hartman's
corner.
Miss Lncy Spindler, of Mt.
Vernon. o. is, visiting her cou
sins, Miss Maie & Anna Smith,
of.+lds.place.
Miss Lacy McCIin!ock re-
turned home Monda, after a
pleasant visit with relations in
Columbus.
MIR. Will Sirentz, with
Blausius & Son, has gone 10 The
Cleveland Cutting school, for
complete course.
Miss Maggie MeCrul Of Laa.
caster spent last week. al home
at this place with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jnergensmeir.
: Miss Stella Hamilton who
has been in Buctel for some Time
with her sister Mrs. Rliterberry,
has returned TO her home in
Logan.
The new Fire Clay Works
are now employing 40 men and
they haven't As yet commenced
manufacturing Operations. In
full blast, Will need 200 men.
The Old Curtis properly,
facing Gallagher Ave, has under
gone general repairing. incInd
ing an elegant new double varan
da in front. Nj. Frank Brown.
the laIe purchaser OF the same
has an eye 10 beauty and style.
The names of Several OF our
business houses have changed
this year. Price & Upton is now
A. G. Upton & Co.. b Q. Reber
d Co. lis now b. q. R-ber. Baskin
,volinsky & Co, Is now Baskin
& Wolinsky.
-Z Remarkable Case = Mr..
Walter Wheeler. OF the W WsshIng
ton Mills, Lawrence. Mass, for
two years afflicted with varicose
veins, accompanied by trou-
blesome eruption, was complete
~ cured after taking only eight
bottles OF Az er's Sarsaparilla'
Robert Burden, our most |
effGient Barber, has purchased
q half interest In the tousorial
Office of Richard Ramsey where
he will be pleased to assist his |
many friends aud patrons, il
arranging their toilet,
The best anodyne and expec
torant for the cure Of colds and !
coughs and all throat, lung, and
bronchial troubles. is, undou bied |
Iy, Ayers Cherry Pect oral. Ask |
your druggist for il, and. at the
same time. for Ayers Almanac,
which is free TO all.
MIR. Chas- Pond, formerly Of
Logan, and who few years since
volunteered his services with the
u. s. Standing Army, was recently
appointed Sergeant Major, and called
to the front IN Dakota to quell the
,nsurrection of the Indians.
The Alumni Associatlon of 'S9
had their regular annual meeting
on the evening of Dec. 81. at the
residence of r. R. Work. There
were twelve members present
After discussing the pleasures and
sorrows of the past year. an election
was held for the ensueing year,
the result of which was,
Pres. Miss Sadie McCray.
Vice Pres. F. 4. Brooke.