The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-03-10
Local and Personal

Local and Personal
Col. cresap died this morning at Il
O'Clock.
Miss Matt Matthews has removed hel
MILLINERY store TO Rushville.
The Greendaie furnace plant will be re
moved to Murray this spring.
Geo. Fox, the popular meat market man
has new partner. He is new son.
Mrs Teuscher, OF ST. Louis, is visiting In
Logan this week, the guest of Mrs. Jenert
The Messrs. John Richleys. of Junction
City and Rendville, were visitors in Logan
ass week.
The Laurel Tp. Democrats will hold pri-
mary election on March, 18th. between le
and 6 O'Clock.
Wm Kuhn, son of John Kuhn, living
In Furnacetown, died of consumption ,last
Tuesday night.
Dr. Pullen was In attendance at the grad.
mating exercises at the Columbus Medical
college last week.
Miss Sarah Bell, of Perry county, visited
her brothei, w. r. Bell, of East Hunter
street, over Sunday.
Revival meetings still continues at the
Methodist church, ~ accessions to that
church up to this date.
Nr. Ed. Donovan was in Lancaster this
week selling artistic suits to the fashion,
ables of that old pok. town.
Cap. Bowen returned from Columbus on
Tuesday, where he has been visiting bis
son Charley who is very sick.
The Commissioners are IN regular session
this week. The business before them is
mostly adjusting sheep claims.
Mrs Chas. Columbcr, OF Newcomb, Tenn
who was called here by the death of her
brother, returned the first OF the week.
Miss Lottis McCourtney attended, as
brides maid. the wedding of her cousin,
Miss Burgoon, al Junction City, last week
Rev. Powell of Athens conducted tn re
ligious services In the Presby terian church
IN Logan on last Monday and Tuesday eve-
ming.
Mrs. stedcm and her son, DIR, VIII Sted-
ON. OF Philadelphia, have been visiting
relatives and friends in Logan the last
vesk.
Mr.. McClelland, one of the prominent
citizens OF Perry. was in the city last week
and met hearty welcome from his many
friends,
Mrs. Jennings, OF North Mulberry street,
stepped on the board walk in her yard,
Yesterday morning, and fell, breaking her
left arm.
Painville Female college has been closed
down on account OF scarlet fever. Miss
Lucy Walker, pupil ofthat school, has re-
turned home.
4 woman named lies, of Washington
township, died under circumstances last
week that has called forth an Investigation
from the Humane society.
Fin Comley, of New Lexington, was in
he city this week IN search of a cabbage |
grower. We don't know II he found the |
q. e. but we do know that he met many
friends.
Rev. W. L. Alexander had a very seri. |
Gus attack of heart disease on last Tues !
day night. He Is staying with his brother |
inIaw, Mr.. Peckham, in the Bishop |
building.
Miss Gertrude Warner is visiting friends
IN Cincinnati this week. She will attend |
The Ohio Dental college commencement, !
where DR.. Chas. P. Balger will graduate in |
Dental Surgery.
Charley Rose was in Cincinnati last week
making purchases Tor his spring stock of
clothing. He has all the latest styles, and
bought at the lowest cash prices, will sell
accordingly cheap.
Mr.. Chas. Spencer, president OF the Salt
Creek Turnpike company, was in the city
Asst week attending Probate court, where
the pike was involved in a suit. The case
has been continued.
Mr. A. l.. Guist, one OF the substan tial
citizens of near Murray. waa in town ves-
serday, rejoicing that he had about recov-
sred from the grippe which had been
holding on TO him for tho past tx months.
Mr.. c. F. Mortzolf, OF Laurel, was in the
city yesterday He and his brothers are
proprietors of the recently established
School Journal OF Circleville, one of the
best publications OF its kind we have ever
seen. All our teachers should subscribe
forit.
The remains OF fhe wife o; Rev. Phillips,
Of Eelsonville, were taken through Logan
on Wednesday morning on the way to
Aiddlen0rf nf
the members OF the Presbyterian church.
At this place. met with the attendants ut
the de pot.
Mr.. Joseph Hafler has sold his residence
in Logan to Mr.. CLARK, consideration ST.
400 cash. We regret to learn that Mr..
Hsner intends removing from Logan. He
IL not yet determined where he will locate,
but no matter, he will take with him the
best OF wishes of may friends. I
Col. James, of Jackson county, has been I
appointed Warden of the penitentisrv.
He has the reputation OF being a man
we'll qualified for the position Mr. Kes- -,
singer. OF Athens, is the elected chief clerk
1t isthought no sweeping changes in the
guards and other employees WILL be made {
for some time at least. i
We publish an article this week from
Prof. Pain. on electricity. that subject be- I
ing uppermost in the minds of practical ,
And philosophical minds in Logan at this
slime. 1t Is not only an article to read
about as we generally do on current top. 1
ics. but is q disquIsition of a profound t
scholar. upon one OF th- greatest problems
OF this world, and deserves TO be studied.
Ar. Harry n.brose has taken position G
as agent for the c. Ii. v. & I. KY. at Near /;
fhur Junction. Harry is one ofthe bright. !,
est of our young Logan BOYS, and we con-
gratulate him and the company as well. '
Both will be benefited BY the appoint
ment. We feel little sorry for Harry in c
In his rural surroundings. It vas our
painful necessity to be detained at that d
place some weeks ago, waiting three hours o
for q train. The junction" consists of Q
two depots, two saloons, and one house r
with people living in it. But there is lots
OF work for the agent, SO he may keep OF
The blues that way But pity tue sojourner.
Notice. !.
Persons who wish 10 contrib
nte trees 10 help beau;ify the t
School Grounds can do so This T