The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-09-17

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here last week during the fair.
Miss Lucy Walker left Mon
day for gainesville Seminary.
-Chas. Hansen of Chicago, is IL
the city on important business.
Court Convened monday with
Judge Hoffman on the bench.
Harry Shotwell has gone to
Columbus to engage in business.
Bad cold or mild form of the
grip seems to be going the rounds.
Mr.. Schulz of Cincinnati Post,
made us pleasant call Wednesday.
ED. L. Davenport is at Barnes
vile, this week attending reun-
ion.
Will Fisher of Chattanooga,
Tenn, is visiting parents and
friends here.
-MissLouise Gerkin of Lancas-
ter was the guest of Miss Carrie
Lutz, last week.
Ed. Wetzler, of the Lancaster
Eagle, made a flying trip to our
town last Friday.
Mrs. Howard of Columbus,
was the guest of her son, Father
Howard, Sunday.
Arthur Wilson leaves Friday
for Chicago to seek employment.
Success be with him.
Mrs. DR.. Dye. and mother
Mrs. DIR. Little have gone on an
extended trip through the North.
Prof. Young made great sue
cess of his balloon ascension and
parachute leap at the fair, Saturday.
Mrs. Joe Kessler of Ashtabula
is visiting her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Jro. Stedem here this week.
Mrs. Hammond of Lancaster,
has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Ed. Donavan here this week.
We cali attention to the new
Ad. of J. p. Canty in this issue
concerning the insuring of live
stock.
Mrs. Matthias Myer, formerly
of this city, late of Louisville is
visiting Miss joe Noonan, this
week.
Miss Louise Stedam after a !
pleasant visit at Ashtabula with her
sister, Mrs. Joe Kessler, returned
home last week.
Communion services were ad-
ministered by Rev. A. Winters at
the Evangelical Lutheran Church
last Sunday morning.
Mr.. Henry Gompf, our popular
and courteous gardener has our
many thanks for the handsome |
bunch of celery left at our Office.
Col. F. F. Rempel has our
many thanks for an elegant book
written by Warden Dyer, on the
Ohio Penitentiary, the Annex and
noted convicts.
MARRIED. to-day at the
home of the bride, Chas NJ. Han
sen and Miss Lou Miller. The
happy couple will be cat home"
to friends in Chicago. The best
wishes of the Sentinel are with
them.
Mrs. Henry Doebele, Misses
Eliza and Mary Wyman spent a
few pleasant days with Rev. Charles
Doherty of Mineruon, Ohio. Rev.
Doherty was formerly pastor of the
ST. Johns Church here and hopes
20 return to visit his many friends
before going to Arch Diocese of
Cincinnati.
The fair was grand success,
The last two days the grounds were
thoroughly crowded with people
who expressed themselves as having
,een happily entertained. The
management are encouraged with
the result and propose making the ;
fair next year, the best county fair
in the State.
Albert RunIio our city tele-
graph operator here is probably the .
most efficient for his age, of any ,
operator in Ohio. He is but Is y
ears old and has full charge of our
ity Office. Last Saturday he had I
me twenty five hundred words spe- |
.ial, two one thousand words spe- !
,ials and two five-hundred- words !
pecials to be sent between the
lours of p. m. and 9 p. m. He
,lowed into them like man of 40
ears, and most handsomely ac-
the end, with speed 1
nd exactness. So efficient at his
ge, when he has reached his ma |
ority he will be perfect. {
School of Short Hand.
Miss Saumenig desires to an
o nee to the young peop lie of 4
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