The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-09-15
Local and Personal.

tdst year, is nome ON Vlslu.
Mr.. Lee Cresap, of Pensacol
Fla. who has been visiting b
mother here, has returned south.
MARRIED-Sept sth, by Re-
j. F. Williams, Mr.. Lewis Trune
and Miss Jane johnson, both {
Logan.
Col A. F. Goodhue, wife an
granddaughter. of Beaumont Texas
were the guest last week Of the
sister-in-law, Mrs. N. j. Hams.
Mr.. r. H. Taylor, on account q
his age and .nfrmity is no longe
able to look after his farms and wi
sell one of them at begain, Sc
advertisement.
"A PAIR of Jacks" is termed as 4
World in Music, A World of Fun
and A World of dance. In fact &
musical farce comedy festival, Rem
pel's Opera House Monday Evening
Sept. l9th.
Rev Williams and wife, leave to-
day for Cleveland ON a visit to their
eon-in- law e. B. Comley formly OF
over city. Mr.. Williams will, before
returning, attend the conference al
Portsmouth.
The. Cincinnati Desiccating Co.'S
Fertilizer, merit the attention of the
farmer of Hooking Go. For sale
by H. c. Boutwell, Logan, o. office
Main st. near Remple House.
Sept. 18th. 6 W.
The farm advertised by Mr..
Hoehn, elsewhere in this paper is
one of the most desirable home near
Lancaster, adivision of the property
among heirs necessitates the sale.
A bargain can be had by purchasing
now.
Mr.. Worley, a prominent demo-
crat and lawyer of Hillsboro, and
prosecuting attorney OF Highland
county, accompanied by his family
is visiting in Logan this week, the
guest of his brother in- law, Jerry
Hensel on the Terrace.
Rev. w. H. Lewis Presiding e.
der of the Lancaster district will de-
liver lecture at the Methodist
church neat Tuesday evening, Sept.
2Oth, on "The Wit and Humor of
Reading" This lecture has favora-
BILE commentators wherever it has
been delivered. Admission 10 cents.
Miss Clara B. Westenhaver, was
called to Macarthur on last Monday
to stenograph for the state in the
trial of Wolever for killing
Lemon, The compliment implied in |
the selection of Miss Westenhaver
by the Macarthur court, is crafty |
ing to Miss Clara's many friends, |
and who are still prouder to know
that she is deserving. The trial |
may last all week.
The condition of the Treasury as |
given by the report of the examiners
published on fourth page of this
issue, shows a heaity condition of
our finaces. A prudent economy on
the part of commissioner Kreig and
his associates, and other county Off
cers' gives US supplies sufficient,
not only 10 meet all usual expenses,
but also for any clamlty from flood
'r fire that might occur.
ga Pair of Jacks" is from the
pen of HI. Grattan Donnelly, the
successful farce comedy author.
The dialogue IN ga Pair of Jacks
is said to be bright and witty,
which is interviewer with delightful
,atchy. music and artistic dances.
With two good Jacks" supported
~ a company of comedians, and a
oevy of handsome, sprightly SOU
orettes, who know how to sing and
lance, assures us of genuine treat
II farce comedy, Rempels Opera
House Monday evening September
10th.
Put Eight sO's and that won't
pell the size of these grown by Jim
Martin. on two small lots belong
ng to John Frash on the Avenne,
Is l20 feet, less than the one sixth
If an acre, he raised los bushels of
'otatoes, anestimate over 600 bushel
% the acre. The potatoes were
imooth and large of size. The va
'leties are the Early Ohio and Mag
'umbona. If there is a potato
grower in Hooking or in Ohio who
;an beat this, we want to hear from
lin.
TomLowry ofTonytown sometimes
,alled Macarthur, a gallant and good
ooking soldier who fought and
inished the war with Sheridan and
Justor, was in the city last week,
the fair, and having a
pleasant reunion with his many
riends in Logan. Comrade Tom
eports to the Commodore that
ADMIRAL Barleon is maintaining the
be prestige of the navy and is i'm
'otently awaiting the fall rains, SO
s to bring out the good ship Rach-
.el and scatter the tad-pole forces
collected in the bull rush forti6ca--,
ions on Gander Greek. Comrade
Tom will lend his force to the navy
{ the Admiral should need any
ssitance.
Mr. Reuben Butler of New Lex
ngtou, one Of the oldest, and best
awyers Of the Perry Bar is attend
ng court here this week, stopping
Tith his brother-ln-law, Ben Tritsch.
1r. Butter is not much given to wit
or to Bible literature, but he para
lied the back benches in both by
to court scene in which
n attorney was making a brilliant
peech by saying that the case was
ettled, but that the young lawyer
I'D an address to make. and we
awyers, are like Joshua's comrades,
olding up his hands and letting the
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