The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-07-02

spent Sunday at Goodhope.
Miss George Miller of We'll
stou is here for q few days.
Wash Wyman of Lancaste
smiled upon us last Tuesday.
Miss Kate Bowlby is hom
from Wooster for the summer,
Mr.. d. J. Cresap was, Q fey
days in Nelsonville last week.
Miss Nettie Kline of Tsied,
is visiting Or. Ra,ney and Wifi
this week.
John SlIsher is erecting . pot
room near the Slisher block OF
Main Street.
The excursion to the beauti-
full Buckeye PARK last Sunday wal
we'll attended.
Miss May Miller returned
home this week from q few weeks
visit in Wellston.
Ed. Mattox, dray-man, drop.
ped box on HE foot Monday.
breaking q small bone.
Mrs. Lou Spurror of Lima !,
visiting parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Hiram Kanode this week.
Queen City Orchestra were
entertained ST the residence of F.
Blas,us; Tuesday evening.
Wheat is being harvested
through the country. 1t - q ine
crop. Fruit also looks we'll.
MIR. Wol,nskv, of the firm of
Baskin d Wolinsky, is in Buffalo
this week purchasing goods.
Mise Carrie Lutz has returned
from Cincinnati where she has had
pleasant visit for few weeks.
Mr.. LaMonte, of Lancaster,
organizer of Business Mems asso-
ciatlon is again working among us.
Merit Montgomery of Colum-
bus, formally of Logan, is here in
the interest of the France Medic cal
Institute.
Mrs. Baird and daughter Faith
returned from the South, Monday
where they have been spending
several months.
The Alleys at the rear of the
Court House are beng lowered to
the standard grade. This will make
Q great Improvement.
Allen Gsffuey, after an exam
,nation before the Probate Judge,
was sent 10 the Athens Asylum
for medical treatment,
Al Brooke has changed his vo-
cation to horse training. He wrest-
led an hour and q half putting O.
halter on Lafe Wsrner's Colt.
Several members of the b of
P lodge here. went to Dayton last
Friday to witness some special
work in the lodge at that place.
Mrs. a L. Wright gave a lawn
party in honor Of young Robert
last Saturday evening, Several
young people we're up from Nelson
vile on tho occasion.
We thought there was an Or
dinance against standing rail fences
etc on our public square for adver-
tisIne purposes. If there isn't there
certainly ought to be.
Frank Martin took header
on his bicycle coasting down a
hill in the country last week.
Scratched hands and sore knees
fortunately No worse.
Several people of our town
went TO Lexington Tuesday tol
attend the funeral of Geo. We'll
and, who was drowned while |
bathing. he was a nephew Of
N. j. Weiland of this place.
Might Police Mays IS making |
diligent search for some of the |
young bloods that are standing |
around on street corners, endeav
oring to one exceed the other In vul.
gar talk.
Miss Ida Moore, stenographer
with the Motherwcil Iron Il Steel
Go. here, accepted q position with
an Iron Works in Kans IS City,
Mo, where she will 60 in a few
days. Miss Ida has the best wishes
of the "Sentinel."
Mrs. McClintock and her
daughter Lucy are going, in a few
weeks. to Newcomb, Tenn. to make
that place their future home, with
DIR. Frank McCiintock. We regret
very much the looslng of Mrs.
McClintock and Miss Lucy from
our midst.
"A horse of George Crawford's
overpowered him in front of the
Rempel House Sunday evening
and ran away. George was thrown
to the ground violently but not se-
riously hurt. The buggy upset in
front of the Court house, COM
plete'y demolishing it. The horse
was caught near Rochester's store
with but little of the harness hang
ing to bim. The lady that was with
Mr.. Crawford for tho evenings
drive had fortunately just gotten
out at the botel before the ecci-
dent Occurred. i