The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-12-17
Local Items.
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Miss Gertrude Baker is sick
with the ''grip."
-Thad Allen of Dayton is Wis
iting parents this week.
Miss Ida Locke, of { hicago is
visiting relatives here this week.
&C. Z. Bowen succumbed to
the tight "grip" of catarrhal fever
this week.
Bro. Davenport Uis suffering
with the grippe We can sympa-
thize alright
The children of Geo. Hartman
are down with scarlet fever of a
severe type.
The Infant child of Roland
Schwarz, of jackson, o, died sud
denly On last Tuesday.
Ben DUNN, the capable and
reliable Bride Builder of Lancaster
was in the city last Monday.
Seems to be good time for
tramp printers to blow in The
"Prints of Typo" as it were
DIR. Mansfield has been ap-
pointed Infrnary Physician by the
directors of that institution.
gu & /" had a full house
Saturday night. 1t is one of the
best comedies Of the season.
Chan. Bishop had severe at
tack of Cholera Morbus this week
from which he is bravely recov-
ering
The Mdme. LaRoque Dress
Making Establishment has remov-
ed from Main St. to the Dollison
Block.
-e'ol Robt Barr of Somerst, and
one of the prominent lawyers of
Perry was in the city yesterday on
professional business.
Our Granger friend Art Nc
Courtney is in Perry this week
inspecting his broad acres on Pig
con Roost and
"Achusing the deer achasins the wild roe,
And achasing the rabbits where they CO."
The ordering of the Street
commissioner to lay a few of the
payements on Main Street at the
expense of the property holders
has put move on some of the slow
ones.
-Chas. NJ. Gould, Jr., starts
to-day on second trip through
Western Ohio in the interest of the
Motherwell Iron & Steel TO. Mr.
Gould's first trip through hentuck!
a few weeks since, Was one Oh
marked success.
Prof. Rayman in his usual
emery in behalf of the Schools has
secured the noted Boston Lyccum
Concert Company, who will give
an entainment, the night of the goth
at Rempel's Opera House. FRO
ceeds will be appropriated towards
the School Library.
-Messrs Hansen and Wright
have contracted for the boiler end
engine for the Granite Fire lay
60. This Company is giving
cheering promise of being one of
the most successful Industries of
our Valley All the stock first Of
fered has been taken, and applica-
tons have been made for $4,000, 60
more
ttCold weather is upon us. Sc
cure your skates and sled Of Il. r.
Work & Son.
ttSce the fine confectionery token
at Bates & Stiers given with each
half pound and pound of candy.
In addition TO their large stock
of Dry Goods and Notions, Ro-
chcster's keep a full line OF Staple
and Fancy Groceries, Candies,
Fruits, Canned Goods, &c.
ttPrcsent your mother with an
elagant lamp for Christmas gift.
r. r. Work g Son have the finest
stock in town to select from.
We desire to call the attention
of our readers to the standing
I'D of I+ffe GAINESVILLE CONNER
ell College, Memorial Building,
Znesville, o.
The success of this Institution
has been phenominai. Within the
,ast four months il5 students have
been enrolled; a large number of
these have graduated and are to-day
holding responsible and rcmunera-
TIVE positions. Good teachers make
good schools. All teachers en-
ployed at The GAINESVILLE CONNER
cial College are educated, compc-
tent aad experienced. The Prin-
cipals OF the School have had ex-
tensive experience in Business
College work, and as Instructors
of Commercil Branches and Short
Hand, have no sIperiors. The
College is newly furnishel and
thoroughly equipped for business.
The winter term opens Jan. 6,
1892. Day>spI Evening sessions.
The annual Commencement viii