The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-02-11

D0n0yan--ArtiStic Tailor
Mrs. Chas. McLain spent Sunday q
Macarthur, o.
Mrs. w H. Kern spent Sunday a,
: Nelsonville, O.
Mrs. Mary Poston is, we are p! eased
to note, slowly recovering.
Mich Gear is still confined to his
room. placed there by the grip.
Commissioner Krieg made business
visit to Columbus on Tuesday last.
The Commissioners held an adjourn.
ed session Cd last Saturday snd Mon.
day.
Court convened in New Lexington
on Monday, Judge Huffman on the
bench.
Miss Clara Hopkins closed very
successful term of school at HAYDEN
vile last Friday.
Our enterprising dry goods merch-
ants, Baskin & Wolinsky. have started
q branch store inn elsonville.
Mrs. Hansen Thurness, who las
been seriously sick of heart trouble we
are glsd to know. is recovering.
A member of our prominet Masons
attended installation exercises at
Lancaster on last Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew McGill attende
the funeral of Miss Catharine pupler.
in Good Hope township Sunday last.
Mrs. james Engle and Mrs. George
Beck were called to Shawnee, Tues
day, by the severe illness of their
sister.
Miss Mollie Mcbride went to Colum-
bus Wednesday to attend the Elk
Grand session and is the guest Of Mrs.
Chas. Brown,
Mr.. Lowry has returned from his
old home 10 Athens, where he WAS cali
ed BY the sickness Of the entire family.
1t is pleasant 10 learn that all the sick
are now convalesing.
Jacob Kane and Miss Rhoda B.
Carroll, Of Buenavista, were joined in
the bonds OF wedlock at the NJ. E.
parsonage. Saturday, Feb. 9Th.
Charley Stallsmith, who recently
went to Chicago in search of employ
ment, is again to be Sc en- on our streets
lie hasn't changed very much, either.
The board Of the Agricultural Society
met ON last Saturday and elected R. o.
kittsmiller Treasurer, and John A
Smith, Secretary. The fair will be on
on the same days as last year.
Mr.. o. W. II. Wright has rendered
his resignation as a member of the
Board of Trustees of the Lancaster
Reform Farm. 1t is thought the other
members of the Board vii! do likewise.
Our able contemporaries had specia
reporters at tie scene CT the Bickle
tragedy and will, no doubt, give a.
short-l and report OF the affair. The
rush of advertising limits our space
this week.
Grandmother Kleinschmidt died
Tuesday at The home of her son, Leuis
kleinschmidt. at the advanced age OF
68 years. Her funeral was this morn
ing from the Hunter Street Luthern
ch urch. Rev. Mittler officsting. The
burial will be IL the old cemetery .obit-
nary next week.
The Governor has appointed ex-
Senator VIM. Reed. of Ch;licothe, a
Democrat, as one Of the members of
the Penitentiary Board. Mr.. Allied
the other Democrat, is continued, his
resignation not having been accepted
DgED-At the residence OF her mother
In Good Hope township, Friday last, Miss
Sarah Duplsr, daughter of Mrs. Catharise |
Dupler, aged II wears, 8 months ard 27 |
days. Funeral services Sunday, last, from |
Fairview church, Rev. Green McBroom |
officiating.
Revival Services are in progreas at !
the Methodist church .hls week under
the leadership of the pastor. Rev.
1succock. assisted by Rev. T. W.
Anderson, of Point Pleasant, East.
Ohio Conference.
Jim Taylor. the popular poung
stock:pan Of Greendaie, while tearing q
barbed-wire fence from rouad a hay
stack, at Gore, Friday. severly lacerat
ed his right hand. DR.. Donaldson. of
the latter lace. was called and render
Cd the necessary medical assistance.
Mrs. Hams has gone to Chicago
where she will take position as man.
ager in large dress making establish
ment in that city. Mrs. Hains is we'll
qualified for the position she takes,
and her many friendseln Logan ex-
tend best wishes for success.
More Of them. Another, making the
fifth boy at Rev. Moore's, last week. /;
The FIRE will fly from the fints in the ,
Revernd gentleman's archaeological
collection when the exploring and ex-
plotting Five start out for an advent
ure with the Mound builders.
Joseph Beck. the eldest son of Mrs,
George Beck. now resident of
Columbus, Was completely burned {
out the first Of this week. Joe has
the sympathy of his many friends in !
Logan and their sincere wishes that
he may in e sh ort time recover his
great less.
Mrs. Perry Morehead was very
sgreeably surprised, last Friday even
ing by number of her lady friends.
They not only had very pleasant
time bat succeeded, to the qualification ]
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