The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-09-08
Local and Personal.

York, Monday.
The Commissioners are in regula
session this week.
Hugh Moore has returned to tn
Miami University.
The Board of Health should com
pei every person to thro ughly cleal
up his premises.
Senator Lowry was in Columbu
on Tuesday last, on professiona
business in supreme court.
Miss Kate Bowlby has gone t.
Wisconsin where she has accepted {
position in public Schools.
Miss Jennie Sunderland, has re
turned to Oxford University from
which she will graduate next spring
Labor Day was generally observed
in the cities and towns of Ohio. No
public demonstration was held in
Logan.
Mrs. Ira Gage removed on Tues
day to Columbus and will make her
home with her daughter, Mrs. Mack
Connell.
Bert Stedam, goes to Columbus
next Monday to take situation as
salesman in the dry goods store of
Ruhl & Miller.
Court opens next Monday with
Judge Huffman on the Bench. An
.unusul amount of of business will
come up this term.
The merry go-rou nd is delighting
our little folks. 1t affords innocen t
fun for the children, and we hope it
will stay long time with us.
Miss Minnie Deishely and Miss
Ida Steinman have gone to Oxford
to attend school. We wish the enter
prising young ladies grand success.
Mrs Saunders, of Columbus, wild
.ow of Henry R. Saunders, has re-
turned to Logan and will make her
home with her sister, Mrs. McClin-
took.
Mr. Tom Braddock has engaged
in the Coal business, and invites the
public to give him share of patron
age. He furnishes the best of coal
in quantities. desired.
For High Standard Fertilizer,
s'Spot Cash." and Golden Harvest,
call at Brooke & Co.'S, dealers In
general feed, where you can always
get rock bottom prices.
Red-hot, double-jo1nted, Cali
forria peanuts, done to Queens
taste, can be had by applying to
Col. Robert Watts, at his stand In
front of the Court house.
Steve Hudson claims to be the
only artist in the peanut business
in the Hooking Valley. His pea
nuts are roasted On artistic principles
brown and hot. Try him.
Hon W. p. Price has returned
from the Magnetic springs, in restor
ed health. He reports Mr.. John Don
ovan very much improved, with
promise of entire recovery.
Mr.. E. G. Gano has moved his
family to Durango, Colorado where
he has secured position as suptend-
ent of large brick mandatory.
The SENTINEL will be a weekly
visitor to their new home.
Jacob Fox, the West End saloon
est wishes to inform the people of
Logan that he is still an it'' with
the finest grades of whiskies DC. to
be found in the city. Call and see
him while attending the fair.
Cast you criti cal eye on the new
of Frank Blasius and !.
Son. and after you have enjoyed the 4.
artistic display of type, studied the 9
important facts stated go in, the
store and the goods will do the rest.
On last Saturday a company of t
companionable ladies and gentlemen ?
Of Logan, Lancaster and Columbus a
met on the Reform Farm and made O
wlththe OhioIndustrial a
School for Boys. There was a chiel 6
among them taken notes, and fiaix e
he'll print 'em.
Mrs. VIM. A. Wright and family I
left yesterday for Deleware where a
they will spend the winter, the chill G
dren attending the college. Mr.. S
Thomas Wright and family move
into the homestead, in the Valley q
near Logan. !.
Mr.. J. S. Shaw has bought the .
Acker property adjoining him on =, T.
North Mulberry street consideration, v
Il, 100. 90. Mr.. Acker has bought the >,
Hansel property, occupied by Mr. "
Weltzell, adjoing the 9th Kanodc y =
consideration, 81, 10000 ;" y
Mr.. Chas. Rose has returned from s
Cincinnati with full stock of goods. 4
N the mean time Harry has opened
n the show window, a Geological @,
,arden, farm field, which leads the II
county fair, ST Plunkard and revl yes ii
he pleasant recollection of the Mod
i Farmer. II
Mr.. al Stiers is in New York this OF
veeK.. He reserves several columns pr
# space for next week in which he
to tell the readers the Won
ers he saw and the rare things he
as brought home with him for GUS
omers. Go to the Fair and then 90
o Stiers & Cos.
Bub Montgomery has purchased
Iarden's restaurant, in the Juniper at
uilding, and will occupy the room u
bout the first of next month. The
uniper building is one of the most ar
esirable locations in the city, and Sc
-e bespeak for Bab success in his 8
ew and desirable quarters.
We all know Frank Davidson and be
is company-they are yearly visi- W
'rs. They always give us good, Sc