The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-06-01

Chas SchwcnI,e was in Sugar
Grove, Sunday.
Clarence Strawn, of Athens, was
here visiting parents, Sunday.
Peter Kitts,niller, who has been
quite SICK, is on our street again.
MIR. Bray, father of Dan Bray,
here, is visiting his son this week.
Fred Pierce, OF Columbus, visited
his parents here, one day last week.
Bert Gabriel, of Athens, spent
Sunday with his brother Jess, here.
Mr. Frank Poston. of NelsQDvIlle,
made us pleasant csll last Mon
day.
Miss Maud Bright, Of Dayton,
was visiting her parents here last
week.
III. S. Green, OF the SENTINEL,
was in Calnpolis, Monday and
Tuesday.
Mr.. Joe Bragg, of Columbus, is
visiting relatives and friends here
this week.
Miss Arnold, of Macarthur, was
the guest of Mrs. Frank Martin,
last week.
MIR. and Mrs. James Klttsmiller
are visiting relatives in Vinton
this week.
Attorney A. e. Price, of Nelson
vile, was i'll our city on business
"Wednesday.
The Renpei Hnuse presents .
handsome appearance i'll Its new
dress of bright colors.
Mr.. Pierce, father of our genial
groceryman, o. c. Pierce, is visit
ing his son this week.
Rev. D. r. Moore attended a
special session of the Athens Pres
bytery, at Deertield, last week.
Mr. Chas Poston, of Nelsonville,
came up last week and left his ord
er with Chas Rose for his gradual
ing suit.
Messrs j. F. and Ben Tritsch went
to Portsmouth last week to attend
meeting Of the Portsmouth Clay
company.
Rev. Eliisilis sermon Sunday
last, on "Sabbath Dissertation" was
certainly the continent of all think
ing people.
Frank Monroe broke an arm. HIS
father Chas Monroe, says this makes
four broken arms by three boys IN
nlne months.
VIM Fox, Gus Kellerbargcr, All a
noburn, Chas Ru!ple and Sale Mil
Ter left last night for Veetersburg
Ind. to work on the Culyer brick
yard.
VIM. Whitcraft, the genial sec
rctarv of the Logan Gas Light &
Coke Co, very seriously strained his
back last week, from which he is
yet suffering much inconvence.
Fred Patterson, of Columbus,
was in our city Sunday. He re
ports his brother Joe, who was
crushed between cars at Valley
Crossing, able to be out again.
John Daniels, formerly target
man and operator at No. l, near
here, has been promoted to night
man at Logan. "Dana" is all right
and the promotion is deserved one.
Repairs are begun on the City
Building. The Council Committee
on Public Property have charge of
the work, and will make it one of
the handsomest buildings in our
city.
Bob Sheppard, fireman, who has
been very sick at the boarding
house of Mrs, Nc Stride, recovered
sufficiently to be taken to his home
at Gallapolis, Saturday of last
week.
Messers Leckrone, of Pleasant
vile, will open Business College
in the Mccarthy Block, next week.
They have secured many students
anu say the prospects are very fair
for a large college.
Cap. Friesner has swerved from
the professorship in music, and is
now firing on the c. Ii. T. & L. Ry.
lie rolled the carbon 4S hours the
first run, without murmur. The
blistcrs came and went.
Printers are not always uniucky.
Our Brace was IN the suit club at !
the American Tailors three weeks
at sl.0O per'week and al the last
drawing, held the lucky number,
and found himself possessor of a
handsome $50. Gu suit of clothes for
$500. Now il printer can draw
a suit, who can't draw one Leave
your dollar with the American
Tailors and get a handsome suit.
The foundation for the Odd Eel
lows building is completed. VIM
Martin, and his efficient help, Joe
Stroup and Lewie keinsmidth.
certainly deserve much commenda-
ton on their saving of the west
wall Of the Murphy Block. In re
moving the dirt from the cellar for
:hc Cdd Fellows building, the
foundation of the west wall of the
Murphy Block was laid bare and
the dirt caved from benenth it. let
ting the wall settle, causing it to