The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-01-12
Local and Personal.

Mr.. Henry kcssler ana MI
Sadie Pond were married Tuesda
at Beatrice, Neb. the home of Il
bride.
Lancaster has an incorporate
company with capital of 500, 90
for the operation Of an electrl
railroad.
Judge Robert Wright is still cor
fined to his room, by the injuries b
received from fall on the ice tw,
weeks ago.
Judge Robert Wright is still con
fined to his room by the njuries h
received from fall on the ice two
weeks ago.
Ms. Wheeler has gone to Florid;
to see her sister, Mrs. Dick Sander
son, who is dangerously sick at bel
home in St. Augustine.
The senate yesterday unanimous.
ly confirmed the appointment OF
Rev. ID. X. Moore of our city, as
Trustee of the Miami University.
Mr.. C. E. Bowen, Cashier of the
First Bank, is in Portsmouth this
week attending the annual election
of the Portsmouth Brick Co.
The sad news reaches US that
Mrs. Adam Funk, of Larned, Kas.,
formerly of our county, was burned
to death in her home on the Goth.
of last month.
There is good six inches of snow
on the ground, and sleighing was
never better. This is not news tor
the reader to day, but record for
all future time.
Miss Kitty Steinman, who has
been visiting her mother for some
weeks past has returned to Wash
ington to resume her work in the
Treasury Department.
A widows pension was allowed
last week to Mrs. Maria Kobel, of
Winona Furnace, with arrerage of
of about $4,000. Her agent was
John L. Younker, of Maxville, O.
Rev. Martin, of the U. B. church,
who has been seriously i'll for some
weeks past, is, we are glad to learn,
improving in health, and will soon
be able to resume his ministerial
duties.
The lectures of Prof. Boughton,
of Athens, and State School Com
missioner Corson to the teachers of
the Logan Schools on last Friday,
were very interesting and in-
Structive.
Mrs. VIM. English, one of our
oldest citizens, died on last Friday
at the residence of her eon-in law,
David Kanode, in Logan. She was
in the 10th year of her age, a resi-.
dent of the county for half century.
Rev. Rudisill conducting the relig-
.ous exercises.
Prof. Rayman has been invited +.
to attend and lecture at the Perry
County Teachers Institute, to be
held at Shawnee ON January I4th. S
Our Superintendent is one of the
best educatore IN the state, and the
Institutes of the counties around,
know it.
Some boys, getting cold coasting
down the school house hill one night !
last week, entered the old building
built fire, warmed themselves, !
then went off. The janitor luckily
discovered the fire, the stove at a
white heat and the floor and walls !.
sbou; to ignite. !
The Lancaster Band has accepted a
an invitation to attend the celebra- a
tion of Decoration Day at Bloom O
ingville, a suburb of Ash Cave on Ii
the line of the Ii. L. II. Railroad. a
The Band will come in the private r,
cal of General Reeves, and will be u
the guest of Floyd, Green & Co., o.
during their stay for the ensuing u
month. al
Mrs. A. Mccarthy, living across m
the river, has discovered on her D,
farm rich deposits Of clay. The ei
beds of clay are close to the rail- pl
road track, with water sand and all AZ
the needed accessories for an exter. III
sive Clay plant. She proposes to Of
donate four or five or as many acres ps
IS needed to any company that will ad
establish works. This surely is m
opportunity for enterprise. IN
60
Prof. Young, representing the
Babcock Fire Extinguisher was be.
lore the Council Tuesday night,
Tor the purpose of closing a con.
tract with the corporation for the
Babcock Chemical Fire Engine. "s
100 gallons, price 5000. 90, SO
md four. 3 gallon, hand extinguish- ist
'rs. There being no quorum pres AT
mt no business could be transacted. 10,
The committee on fire department cit
'eport favorable on Mr.. Young's col
and the contract will 1s
probably be sealed next council fin
neetirg. thu
Mr.. Phil. Slisher, one of our best W .o'
.nown citizens, died at his home on Uo' '
North Mulberry street, on last Sat W, ~,
urday, in the 62nd year of his age. .1' .1
lis funeral on Monday from the NY NY
|. E. Church, was conducted by the S 9s
'dd Fellows of which order he was .I o
n esteemed member. He was M :ne
uiet, orderly citizen, a good SOL ;;pp
ier, and man liked by all who Ia, IAN
new him. His death causes deep uea e
,gret among a wide circle of u
lends. His wife. at this time
sick. and a large fam
Y of children survive him, to
HON the sympathy of the public is !
,artily extended. at
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