The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-03-03
IOCALand,PERSONAL

to be out attending to business.
Miss Ellen Keif. employed at the CO.
lnmhus Imbecile Asvlam, is visiting
her family in this city.
Miss Ellen Savey, Of North Market
street, is spending few Weeks with
relatives 1t Newark.
Mrs. Adam Lu,z has almost re.
covered from the effects of Ia grippe
an d is able to be out.
We regret to know that Col. Weldy
is confined to his room since last Mon
day, by q severe attack Of rheumatism
Mrs. Lyde McFadden is having an
additional room built to her houss, for
merly the Christopher Staley property.
The infant child of Bert Hills. after
q short illness, died on Tuesday, from
diptheris. The family have been quar-
antined.
The protracted meeting at the NJ. +.
Church is Or, wing very successful. A
large accession of membership has
been secured.
Mr.. John keefe, we are sorry to note
is seriously i'll of spinal affection and
partial paralysis, at his home on East
Second street.
Miss Eliza Wynn has about recov-
cred from two months attack Of nerve
and muscular rheumatism, the result
OF severe Ii grippe.
There will be musical entertain
ment By the Little Vernon Brothers at
the Presbyterian church on Monday
evening March. IA
Old Grandfather March came in liks
. Lion, and Uncle Darius White came
ont in his antideluvian shawl. Now we
will have some weather.
Mr.. David orn injured BY the cars,
notice Of which was given last week,
had his finger amputated on Tuesday
ias., DR.. Smith performing the opera.
aion.
The FIRST Friday meeting of the
young people of the Mulberry street
Lutheran church will be held this
non;b, at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs Gompf.
Mr.. C. C. Philbrick. egent for the Co.
iumbus Press. is in the citv this week
.assistsng the city agent. Master Roy
Kern, in increasing his already large
circulation.
VIM. E. Fink, jr., of Somerset. and
one of the most talented young attor-
neys Of Perry, was IN tie city yesterday
on professional business before the
Probate Court.
Mr.. Petty representing the Cincin-
natl Post is in the city this week He
reports his paper in fourishipg condi-
iion. and gives high praise to his agent
here, Walter Deoble.
Miss Bee Doyle. of West Hunter
street, has gone to jackson, o., rs tail
oress in the merchant tailoring estab-
Eshment of Mr.. Roland Schwarz, for
merly Of this city.
We had pleasant cal, yesterday !
fiom Tom Wood Of Jacksonville. Friend
Tom is one of the pleasant gentlemen |
of oar neighboring village, popular
with all his neighb ors and warmly well
coined by many friends when be comes
to Logan.
Mr.. Frank Martin, one of the promi-
nent young Democrats Of Marion, made
MS a pleasant call last Saturday. he
reports Joe, the post Office, in safe
condition, and needs no inspection"
By order of Wannamaker or the Re-
publican party.
The aged mother Of Mr. Stephen
Hartley. of East Front street. who has
been paying him short visit, left for
New York city, last week, AMI on Sat-
urday sailed for Yorkshire. England,
TO remain. This makes the sixth time
Mrs. Hartly hos crossed the sea, alone.
The appointment OF DR.. Chamberlain
of Summit county. we'll known as
lecturer at Farmers Institutes, to p
trusteeship of the State University, at
Colum bus, will meet he hearty appro-
val Of every body. Mr.. Chamberlain is
q man OF sense. He is an accomplished
scholar. He is a refined gentleman
Mr.. ]. NJ. Floyd and Mike Willard
are engaged in making brooms in the
basement room OF the Collins & Moore
building. The brooms are of substan-
tial make and excellent finish. The
price is much lower than brooms made
abroad. It will pay to buy our home
product.
Sam Reichley .one ofthe old reliable-
OF Washington, an expert woodsman,
was in town yesterday, nursing his
hand which he had severely cut with
an ak while making wooden wedge.
Sam says he has been using an ak all
his life and never cut himself before.
The wooden glut, though, gets the best
OF them some time.
Mr.. Eli NJ. West of Columbus is 10
the city tlis week settling claims
held again st property by Isom Finley
in Carbon Hill After long vexatious
litigation, the. court some years ago
made decree granting Finley life
estate in certain real estate This
claim Finley disposed of to West who
is pressing the accounts. A number
have settled, others will stand suit.
Uncle Mike Frasch of Taylorsyille
has been visiting relatives in Logan
the last week, and finds go many OF
them that he thinks he could be elected
to office here, if all would vote for HIM.
Mr. Frash is brother 10 Fred. and
Mrs. Tennyhiil, uncle to Mrs. Keynes,
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