The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-22
Local Items.
DOnOyan--ArtiStic Tailor.
Coal is in demand.

Miss Malta Dolllson OF JoDs
spent Sunday here.
Miss Jennie Dollison is visit
ing in Jobs this week.
Lancaster just had their fair in
time to escape this kind of weather.
Jim Watkins has erected an
other elegant residence at Murray
city.
IF. E. Brooks, Supt. of schools
at Jobs, Sundayed with parents
here.
Miss Effie Wolf of Chicago is
visiting friends here and at Hay
denville.
Miss Ethlyn Belt is very i'll at
her residence in Columbus, from
nervous prostration.
Mrs. Frank Wheeler will
spend the winter in Cincinnati with
her brother DR.. Jno Murphy.
The Misses Clarke of Mansfield
are visiting the family of their un-
Gle, Arthur McCourtney of Logan,
this week.
The Thursday night meetings
at the NJ. E. Church are being well
attended because of the extra effort
of Rev. Luccock.
Rev. w. H. Lewis, the new
Presiding Elder of Lancaster dis
trict will be at the NJ. E. Church
here, this evening.
DIR. G. W. Dollison who has
been very ill with fever for the
past four weeks, is again at his
Office fully recovered.
DIR. Beery osUnion Furnace
was q victor in our city yester
day. he reports the health of
the community excellent.
MONDAY night would have
been an elegant moonlight night
If it had not been dark as pitch and
rainy" ~ Thus reasoneth our street
lighting system.
Squire Joe McBroom. one of
the prominent citizens of Laurel
was 10 town on last Monday. The
Squire was in good health and in
hopeful democratic spirits.
DIR. I. G. Wright of our city
and his brother, Fl. K. Wright Of
Benton township. left on Tues
day night on a visit to friends in
Illinois, expecting 10 be gone
about Q weeks
Harry Ambrose and Geo. Kern
took their wheels to Columbus last
Sunday intending to spend a few
days there on the, smooth streets,
but the inclement weather thwart-
ed their pleasure.
Read Baskin & Wolensky's
advertisement. Go and see the big
pumpkin grown by John S. Engle,
guess and hope to get the organ.
You are sure of bargains if you
buy any of their goods. No guess
work in that.
-Upcle' John Nutter one of
our oldest and most esteemed
citizens was visitor IN Logan
yesterday and delighted his many
friends by his good health, and
hopeful spirits in the result of
the campaign.
"A notice appears in another
column from the Mayor of the city
warning all against the nuisance
of false alarms at doors. We hope
this will be strictly enforced and
all violators punished to full ex-
tent of the law.
Mr.. Eli Busbv and wife of
Marion left this morning for a
visit among friends and relatives
in Iowa. Mr.. and Mrs. B. ex-
pect to spend several M ,nths in
the west. The friends wish them
a pleaeant visit and safe return
Mr.. Isaac Stiers and son AL.
have returned from a two weeks
visit among friends and relatives in
the East. Mr.. Stiers who had not
visited his birth place since before
the war, was delighted with his
trip, and tells us that great changes
had taken place.
Judge Friesner met with a
serious accident Tuesday even
ing. As he was driving home d
street car ran into the rear of mis-
buggy, upsetting it and throwing
the Judge on the pavement. He
was taken home and during The
night was unconscious. His ply
sician says his injuries are moi
necessarily fatal.
Buy your tickets at once for
the magnificent course of lectures
10 be given undea the auspices of
the Logan Public Schools. Prof.
Davis, president of Rio Grand
College, heads the list with the
"Uncultivated Portion of Our
Garden" This lecture will be
given atthe NJ. E. Church, Friday
evening, s o'clock. Everybody
come. This will be q grand op-
portunitv TO get into the cnliiya-