The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-09-22
Local and Personal

legal business.
Supt. Corners and daughtel
spent last Sunday in Logan, gues,
of the Depot House.
DR.. Howard White, the popu
lar young physician of Shawnee Wa
visitor in our city on Monday.
Mr.. John Donovan has returne
from the Marysville magneti
springs much improved in health.
Married-at the Methodist Pal
sonage by Rev. J. w. Luccoc
Sept. sth, VIM. Tigner to Mis-
Ada Starkey.
Mr.. n. r, Petit, one of the prom
fnent farmers of Vinton is vIsito
in cur city this week, the guest o
his son Elmer.
The GAINESVILLE Business Collee,
pays the entire expense Of Fou
students to the Worlds Fair. They
are the originators of this plan
Others follow.
Col. Bob Watts, the red-hot anC
artistic peanut roaster, can be found
of Saturdays, at the Court House
corner, with large supply of hot
peanuts, two-for-five.
A Demorest contest will be held
at the Methodist church On Monday
evening, September 26th. Good
Music, among which will be Josiah
Allen and his wife. All are invited.
Admission 10 cents.
Mrs. Chas. McLain and daughter,
Emma, J. w. Strentz and wife, B.
Z. Tritsch and wife, Mrs. Horn, J.
E: Tritsch and Maynard Pond, are
attending the National G. A. r. En-
campment at Washington, D. c.,
this week.
Sheriff Wright fell in a fainting
fit this morning in the hall of the
court house, injuring his face and
head. He had not been feeling
well for some days, the faint, the
doctor says, being occassioned by
stomach trou BILE.
George, second son of Noel Ham
blin, died Yesterday from spinal men,
gifts, from which he had been a !
sufferer since last spring. He was
in the Goth year of his age. His
funeral is this afternoon from the
home residence, on Hunter street.
Post Master Pursell was in Athens
on last Monday, no doubt getting
some advice from Gen Grosvenor,
as to the best method of arousing
the ''enthusiasm." as Wannemaker
call it, among the cross road P. NJ,
when Pursell ''inspects'' them next
week.
Mr.. G. S. Hudson informs us
that he made his wife birth day
present of a fine Tabor organ on
Sept. 10th, in the mean
time Col Steve is conducting his
manufactury at the Col
Inns corner, having steady increase {
Of customers.
Mr. Henry Trimmer, one Of our ,
most enterprising stock growers has
purchester the Tod Improved Chester
White male pig which took the lst,
premium at the State Fair. He is q
months old and weighs 80 lbs. He ,
IS the best animal of his class in the
The Rempel House is doing the ,
best business of any hotel in the
7alley. The travling custom is con- II
'tantly increasing which is not only t
good testimonial to the hotel, but n
,opeful indications of a healthy o
coming trade in our town. Thirty
'even transient guests were registr- D
ID last Monday P
Grand pa Fred Roof, of Marion c
vas In town last Thursday, and was s.
heartily welcomed by his MANY old I
riends. Mr.. Roof is one of the :,
|emocratic pillers of democracy IN
Marion for the last half century, g
nd although so years old, he is in Is
he campaign as ardent and ever, II
nd feels sure of Cleveland election. O.
Hooking s'was in it" and won.
The celebrated horse "Traveller"
'wened by Ed Matthias of Enter
rise, in the three minute race at r,
he State Fair took 4th money in a il
eld of seven starters, troting two fe
eats below 2.34. The winning time fl
vas 2.9I. 1t is a matter of congrat- al
lations to the HillIcans to know m
hat we breed down in our Hooking ia
ill, the best horses in the State. h;
Geo. Fluhart, formerly of Ward OF
ow one of the prominent farmers al
f near Pleasant Hill, Mo. is visiting b.
q Hooking this week, and meeting N
nth hearty welcome from COM d.
ades with whom he attended re- jr
MON at Junction city, and his N;
lany neighbors and personal friends
Il Hooking. He is next neighbor to
lilly Duvall, and reports the old nj
emocratic veteran In good health, W
/ high clover and hurrahing for la
rover. 81
On last Sunday night, when return u u
lg home from the late train, Con- ~
uctor Phil Thompson wa. attack "
by three unknown rowdies, and y
adly cut with a dirk knife about az
he face. No cause is known for the III
lffianly assault. The VILLAINS have not "a =:
1t been arrested. Mr.. Thompson ", VI
the well known and popular con- ~ ~,
Ictor on our road, son-in-law of ~
Kreig. His many VI vi
lends here and along the line ofhis nL ni
n, will be glad to see him soon in ao -,
,alth, and able for his run again. =" y,
Master Charley: son of Mr.. and or or
RS. Chas. Wright was ten years
d last Saturday and according to
e law of good boys of his age had
"birthday." His schoolmates and on
mpanions of his age of import T.
ce called to pay tribute, presents Bi