The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-01-21
Local Items.
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DOnOyan--Artistic Tailor
Mrs. II. Thurness is very sick.

Mrs. III. Thurness is very sick
Tuesday night a stinger, 10 de
grees below.
Miss Vic Davis of Nelsonvill
News, spent Sunday here.
B. +. Dollison, of GAINESVILLE
on business trip here, Tuesday.
Last Thursday, Friday an'
Saturday nights were typical win
ter nights.
-Mr. Ratterman of the Coldm
bus Evening Dispatch was IN tn
city Saturday.
Misses Allie and Jessie Bishol
have returned from a few week
visit in Indiana.
-ssHomestead" at the Grand il
Columbus attracted quite a number
from here, Wednesday evening.
Mrs. John Hopley of Bucyrus
was in attendance at the funeral
of her sister, Mrs. Moore, in Lo
gan last week.
-NOTICE.-Any person hav-
ing cheap property for sale, will
please call and see AL. Brooke, at
fhe Rempel House.
The sale of land for delinquent
taxes began on Tuesday and is still
slowly progressing. There are
very few bidders.
MIR. John Brehm, the venera-
BILE father of G. w. Brehm of this
city, died at his home in Laurel
township last week.
Commissioners Kreig and Vor-
is attended the State Convention
of County Commissioners in Co
lumbus last week.
Hon. Emmett Tompkins the
prominent and popular Atnenian
orator and lawyer of our sister city
was here this week, attending
court.
-f'he family of Ann Moore de-
sire to return thanks to the nu-
merous neiyhbors and friends who
soRindly gave assistance to her
"diring her long and painful illness.
Miss Barnes, the fifteen year
old daughter of Reason Barnes of
Joe Po., took sicf with Grippe on
Monday and pneumonia folloa inc,
died on Saturday OF last ~eeg.
Obituary next week.
Mr.. Roland Schwarz of Jack
son, spent Sunday in Logan the
guest of his father and family.
Roland is alwaysa welcome visitor
in Logan, and his many friends
here, are glad to know he is pros
pering in his business, in our
neighboring city.
The jewelry of the late VIM.
Westenhaver was sold by the ad-
ministrator in front of the Court
house on last Saturday. The
diamond ring sold for $4,000, tie
Diamond pin for S24.OO, the filled
gold watch $1,000. Bob Kits
miller was the purchaser.
"A pinter on pumpkin seed.
last week, in Lancaster, a guess
seed pumpkin was cut by an enter
prising grocer of that city. The
seeds numbered 345, and two per-
sons guessed the exact number.
Lancaster and Logan are much
alike, in pumpkins, we mean.
The Logan girls will give a
Leap Year party on Tuesday even
ing of next week in McCarty
Hall. The supper will be at Del
mlnico.'s The affair is under the
direction of the Misses Davis,
Whalen, Reichly and Wilson. We
bespeak for the young folks
pleasant time.
The National Convention of 4 tn
class Postmasters in session in
Washington City, elected Mr..
Sew ell Bennett of Kittanning, our
county, President of the Associa-
tion. The honor was we'll bestow
ed, and makes us again proud of
Hooking in the high standing of
another of our enterprising young
men.
j he old rhoenex Insurance
Company adyertises its financial
standing elsewhere in this paper.
The company is one of the very
best IN existence. 1t gives liberal
rates, adjusts losses promptly Mr..
Bort, the local agent enjoys the
pleasant satisfaction of never hav
ang had a fire in any property in
sured in the Phoenix.
Landlord Brooke has made
some excellent improvements on