The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-02-04
Local Items.
DOMOyan--ArtiStic Tailor

Mrs. Geo. Lutz is entertaining b,
niece, Miss Wood, this week.
Jess Williams has closed out his tee
store and gone west for his health.
Ohio Republican League meeting q
Columbus February IL, half fare.
Mrs. DR.. Willige and Miss CARR
Tennahill spent Sunday at Enterprise
Half fare to Columbus February !
and IL good to return until Feb. 18th
Columbus and return half fare Feb
ruary III and IL, good to return unit
18th.
Mr.. Joe Mattox has removed to Ne
sonville. The Valley Journal occupies
the room he vacated.
Mr.. Jacob Rectenwalt was take
suddenly sick with congestion of tn
b.ain on last Tuesday morning.
Mr.. John Doug hertY, one of the en-
t.rprisiRg young business men of Hay
denville was in OUR city Monday.
We are glad to see again on our
streets Mr.. NJ. d. Risley who for sever
al months past has been quite sick.
Infrmary Director Buchanan. OF
Benton, has been spending several
days in the city this week witness ir
court.
Mr.. Sleeper. of Athens, was pro-
fessionaly engaged in our court las
week. the only foreign attorney here
this term.
Mr., Raymond Belt gave pleasan,
dinner party to number of his per-
sonal friends at Delmonico's on last
Thursday.
The two leap year dances last week
were very enjoyable affairs and the
young men are anxious that the fash
ion be kept up.
Col. Freisner went to New Lexing.
ton on Tuesday last to install the new
ly elected officers of the Masonic
lodge at that place.
The cold weather of last week gave
us n inc inch ice. The ice factory i;
encouraged, the plentyer the ice, the
more will people use it.
Miss Martha Webb still confines in
very poor health but her friends have
encouragement in the fort,tude she
displays in her painful affection.
Mrs. James. an aged widow. died on
last Saturday at the residence of her
son on north Mulberry street. Funeral
Tuesday afternoon from NJ. E. church.
Judge Acker is grandfather again
This time it is Il son of Christ Jurgens-
nier's. who joined the Democratic
party at Convention on last Wednes-
dry night.
'lJearer my good gracious, nearer,
to me" sighed Sill as he saw his bitter
foe, tie Mckay Journal establishing
his fortifcations nearly opposite the
Post Office.
Mr.. Mich Gear, the popular and ac-
complished salesman for Baskin d;
Wolinsky, is lying sick Of typ old
fever at the residence of his brother
in law, Josie Rochester.
The infant child OF John Crow, on
Main stree, Gied on Monday from
Diptheria. The family has been sadly
afflicted, the other children having
passed through the scourge Of scarlet
fever.
Our popular j eweler. Nick Weiand,
slipped on the ice yesterday morning
sustaining very painful hurt. The
strain through did not prevent him
from bringing the Sentinel subscrib.
er nor does it interfere with him selling
wedding rings.
Prof. Macarthur of Marysville deliv-
cred an interesting lecture in the
Court House on last Thursday evening
on the Keely treatment for drunken
ness. The lecture was we'll attended
and the wish of our people is that Prof.
Macarthur return again.
At the dance, ground hog eve, it was
proposed to break the thread bare pro-
gramme and divesify the Fre,ch and
Dutch swings and slides ana circlings
by quadrilateral, entitled the "Keely
Shot-ish." This inovntion is given
for the benefit of the cause.
The two entertainm ents at the opera
house on Saturday and Wednesday
evening were pleasant, enjoyable
affairs. Mr. Whitcraft, the opera
house manager is quite successful in
securing for our entertainment shows
above the average character.
Cap. Rufe Reber OF ours has go.e to
Oh arlestoE. W. Va, and taken a posi-
tion on the Tribune, the leading Re-
publican paper of the capitol city. We J
miss Rufus pleasant company and our
girls grieve in the chance they hoped |
the Leap Year customs would give. He
has ours and the girls he left behind |
him best wishes for luck and an early
return visit.
Tony is mad. 1t is high time. The |
Republican papers of GalIipolis have
gone so far as to call him a dude There !
is not the shadow of shade oe Logan
gas light truth in this. Barly is a
worker. He is man of the people, he
wears his own made clothes. He is q |
statesman. He will be the next state !
printer and the state house occupants
and the Gallipolis Calumniators will
be glad to take from him their fashion.
Mr.. R. D. Culver has resigned his
position as cashier of the Peoples
Bank and accepted the presidency of