The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-06-25
Local Items.
DOnOyan--Artistic Tailor.

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Hooking County Norma
will open July 90, 1891.
Buckeye Park and retuir
next Sunday, on so cents.
Mike" Kienle. guard at the
0. P. was with us Wednesday.
Mr.. Henry Woodwork Of
Jobs was with US last Sunday.
Methods of teaching will re-
ceIve special attention III the
Normal.
Fine music by 14tb Regiment
Band at Buckeye Park June %
only sc cents round trip.
There was a merry party
from Logan spent last Friday al
the Ceder Falls and Ash Cave.
MIR. and Mrs. Bell, who haye
been visiting here for the past week
returned home last Monday.
Special work for teachers
and those preparing TO teach. at
Normal.
DIR. Prchard of Buchter a!
tended the Lafollott murder trial
here this week.
DIR. Frank McClintock Of
Newcomb Tenn, is visiting bis
home here this week.
Infant child of VIM. Davey
of Columbus was brought here
for burial Wednesday last,
Hugh Moore. eldest son of
Rev. D r Moore, is home from
Oxford where he has been al.
tending school.
Watch the "Sentinel" close
ly and see the Iuls the merchants
are making on their summer
goods, SO you will know where TO
buy.
July 1st the law prohibiting
the killing of squirrels is void.
We will expect TO find a few
squirrels hanging at our office
door for reminding the farmers
of the above fact.
DIR. Dye and wife are having
a pleasant visit in the south, al
Norfolk Va. No sick calls. no
unreconstructed rebels. 1t is
the wish of many friends tha:
the visit may be joyous with a
safe return.
Mrs Elizabeth. McCar thy
while working IN her gar
den west of town last week was
severely bitten with snake.
Assistance being Immediately
applied, she is recovering with
out serious injury.
Rev Turner of NJ + preached
on the subject of gambling last
Sunday evening. He does no,
approve of card parties or pro-
gressiye eucher clubs, it having
tendency to making progressive
gamblers out of them
MIR. Chas Wright passed
through our town Monday with
So head four-year old cattle,
tha he ships directly TO Liver
pool, England. for which he re-
ceives S5,0Sl ash. The raising
of cattle seems 10 be a good bui-
ness.
Cheap excursion to Buckeye
Park Sunday June 2S. account
grand open air concert and mus
ic by the famous 14Ih Regi-
ment Band. Only 80 cents
round trip, splendid time may |
be expected. Tickets good 90
ing and returning on regular
trains.
Mr., and Mrs. g NJ Gould
made flying trip to Piltsburg
last week, purposing seeing
Father MeIlinger. The great Ger
man physician. relative TO afflic-
ton of MIR. Gould. Much 10 their
regret and TO the regret of their
friends, the physician could moi
be seen as he is very i'll.
The Cincinnati POST of last
Thursday had our good brother
Davenport, married TO lady Of
Lancaster On that day. MIR.
Davenport blankly denies The
charge, and we really believe he
was not out of town on that day.
Of course we may be mistaken.
but We think not.
-One of the most pleasant social
events Of the season took place al
the Dainty Cafe" last night, the
occasion being banquet given by
the students of the short band de-
partment Of the GAINESVILLE Business
college, in honor of their teacher,
Miss Emile SuuIenig. 1t was
Miss Saumenig's blrthd day. aud the
affair was so skilfulIy managed that
she was completely taken by cur
prise a most enjoyable evening
was spent. All join In wishing
Miss Saumenig many retnrns of
tie OCCASION n.-ZancsvIl lie Times
DR., Trimmer, of Murray
City, brother TO Henry Trimmer
OF here, while riding through the
country near his own town was
thrown from his horse and re-
cejved very severe injuries. He
had three ribs affected and one
lung badly ruptured. The horse
became frightened at a passinu