The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-07-30

ing friends in Columbus this week
Miss Gertrude Baker has re
turned from a protracted visit il
the east.
Geo. Kern, with Chas Rose
& Co., is a very smoothe win
dow dresser.
DIR. G. w. Dollison has been
secured to deliver a series of lee
lures at the Normal.
Mr.. Charles Casey and lady
of Columbus spent few days at
the Rock House this week.
The front of the store of j.
Rochester & Sons has been
artistically painted recently.
-Chas Gould Jr. has been
travelling several days in the in
terest of his new band of fertilizer.
-Jno. Mcbride, with Valley
Furniture Co., has been off duty
the past week because of sickness.
Mrs. Eva Lehman has return
ed from pleasant visit of a few
weeks, with relatives in Columbus.
Mr.. ]. Wheeler of Virginia
is here this week because of the
serious illness of his brother
Frank.
-Jno Frasch, who is at the
Hot Springs, Arkansas, writes
home that his health is much i'm
proved.
Miss Maggie Butler who has
been visiting B. K. Tritsch for
the last week has returned home to
Lexington.
Mr.. Young of Chicago, was
before the Council Tuesday night
in the interest of the Chicago
Chemical Engine Mfg, Co.
-stDoc" Preston, we'll known
to this, as well as other localities
has been in our city for the past
week in the interest of his medi-
cines.
-Cholora Morbus is getting in
its work among the masses in this
section. Green corn, green apples
watermelons and cucumbers meet |
the enemy and we are theirs.
The Merry -go-round has alb
seconded. Macarthur will next
hear~her music. Tony of Nc
Arthur will probably buy the fake
since he has two newspapers on
his hands.
"A moonlight picnic was in
dulged in by a young crowd last
Thursday evening. Some reports
are circulated to their discredit
but we believe them to be wholly
unfounded.
Special trains run to and
from the Macarthur Fair today
and to o-morrow, on the c. HI. V. q !:
T. Leave Logan at 8 o'clock A.
M. Fare from Logan 80 cents
round trip.
The mailing boxes are up al
right enough, and we are justified 8
in believing it very necessary ,
thing, when we see the carrier
take from the box more than 600
letters for one mail.
Mr.. Bert Stedem, the expert
salesman formerly with Stiers &
Co, has accepted a position with
VIM. Kimberling. We congratu- {
late Mr.. Kimberling on having Sc I
cured the genial Bert. a
Prof. A. E. Smith will grant
an opportunity TO those wishing I
10 take penmanship and book S
keeping, TO join his class next 4,
Monday evening at the County
Clerks Office IN Court House. Q
Mr.. J. M. Roam, The enter
prising young coal operator of
Straitsville, who secured The con I
tract for School House coal, is t
delivering the coal This week. @
The coal is of the very best quail
ity. The price is 81 go per ton.
-"Vic" Teusher had the Straits \
vile Band in town Saturday night v
last, on the occasion of the recent +
of 'sJack" Mccarthy. Y
sVic' paraded his band all over our t
and gave the whole town G
serenade. h
-ssJack" Morarity has Just re- a
turned from forty day trip L
through the west, having taken in o
Pill the points SO familiar to the G
sditors on their grand trip. Jack b
thinks the descriptions in the sew tt
sral papers are very mild to the 81
'eality. P
Charley Pierce has purchased :;
he stock Of groceries that fell in :,
he hands of the sheriff from VIM.
Weltner. Mr.. Pierce is a good
business man and we feel that the .
Id grocery stand opposite the -
Court House will be made center !;
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