The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-01
Local Items.
DOnOvan--ArtiStic Tailor.
Cool wave.

The paving ordinance is hav-
ing the necessary effect.
If you miss "a Pair of Jacks, ,
you will feel Oh! so sorry.
Harry Todd goes next week
to Kansas City on business.
The Krinn murder case is post
poned to the January term OF court.
IA Pair of Jacks" at Rempel's
Opera House, Saturday night, Oc-
tober 8.
Gen. Charles Hackleberry Gros-
venor will crate here Saturday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Ed. Rhoads and daughter
of Nelsonville, are visiting relatives
in Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. A A. Price, and
Mrs. w. P. Price, are in Indianapo-
lis this week.
ga Cold Day" will be here Tues
day night, Oct 6, at Rempels s
Opera House.
Jno. Seitz, peoples candidate
for Governor, will speak here IN
Logan, Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. Luccock, formerly of
Shawnee, is the new Methodist
minister for Logan.
Rev. Mr.. Powell, Presbyte-
rian pastor at Athens, was in Logan
the first of the week.
Mrs. r. E. Rayman returned
home Tuesday, after spending some
time visiting relatives.
ga Cold Day." or ''Lapla aders,
will be at Rempels Opera House,
Tuesday night, Oct. 6.
Typhoid fever is very preva-
lent in GAINESVILLE. More than fifty
cases were reported last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Applegate, of
Beverly, Ohio, were visiting rela-
tives and friends here last week.
Heavy rain Monday night and
the people throughout the Valley,
suffering for water, are relieved.
In the case of Will Wade tried
in the Mayors court for outrage, is
bound over under s40o 90 bond.
DIR. G. NJ. Crawford has re-
turned to Buffalo to complete hi:
studies in the medical profession.
Wilson McCreary and Tim
Murphy were killed at Newark o.
Tuesday by the caving in of
sewer.
GA Pair of Jacks" is better this
year than ever before-at Rempel
Opera House, Saturday night, Oc
tober 8.
Senator Gaumer, Of GAINESVILLE
has sued Editor Shryock, of th'
Sunday News, for libel damage,
100000
The Ohio Methodist Confer
ence at GAINESVILLE. last week, was
very interesting session and largely
attended.
-Mi.s Blanche Wright, whose
SICKNESS was thought TO be assn N
ing a type of typhoid fever, j
impro wing.
Rev. T. A. Turner, formerl,
of here, resigned the late Ohi'
Conference and will go farthe
west to seek improvementin in health
Chan Bishop mas returned from
his extended western trip through
Kansas and Nebra ska. Chan /
looking better and reports q roya
time.
At. an informal reunion las
week at the residence of Mrs
Brown, on Hunter street, ther'
were four generations of the famil.
represented at the table.
Walter Price entertained quit
a number of his friends at his HON
on Walnut Street, last Monda..
evening from Z to 9, it being tn
occasion of his fourteenth birthday
Persons kindly contributing
locals to this paper, must not ex
pect them to go in uer6at;ms. TIL
eagle eye of the Sentinel must need
first scan them and remove a fey
Of the rough edges.
Eddie Brown, of Athens, wei
known to many people In th
Hooking Valley, died very sudden
ly at Coriuth, Miss, last week
His body was brought to Athen
for interment on Thursday.
Jesse Williams who has bee
travelling for a wholesale house i
now at home because of dull sea
son. Jesse is a successful CONNER
cial traveller and has been doin!
good work for his house.
Logan is dead in it. We sup
port an elegant lady brass band
The organization is complete ant
after few weeks practice they vii
appear on our streets, after which
concert viii be given in the OPer
House or in the canal bridge in ful
regalia.
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