The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-10-22
LOCAL NEWS.


Mr.. Frank Martin, of Joe, wa
in town Wednesday.
Mr.. A. c. Upton has a pump
kin ia his store weighing Ill lbs.
Mrs. Harry Wilson, of Colum
bus, is the guest of Ruth Rochester
w. II. Goodlive, of Maxville,
was . pleasant caller at this Office OF
Saturday last.
The infant child of Farley Phelps
of Orevlle, died last Saturday o
membraaous cnsup.
Mrs. Rudisill attended as dele
gate, tie missionary convention ii
Deleware last week.
Frank Schlagetter, is in Cincin
natl this week, attending the session
of the Grand Lodge of Masons.
Jacob Cupp, the genial pos.
master at Gibisonville, was shaking
hands with friends here Saturday.
Col. Welay, who was quite sick
from congestive chill last week, Is
able to be out and attending to bust
ness again.
Mr.. Jacob Matthias and family
have removed to Logan for the win
ter. They are heartily welcomed by
many friends.
Mr.. Ed l., Davenport was award
ed the CONTRACT for printing the bal
lots ON his bid of 800. The price is
exceedingly low.
-Messrs. Denman and Drvidson,
president and secretary of the Logan
Natural Gas & Fuel Co. were in the
city on Monday.
Miss Jennie Steinman, who has
been visiting her sister Kate in
Washington City the past month, has
returned home.
Col. J. D. Poston, Chairman of
the Columbus Board of Elections, is
in town today, called to attend the
funeral of his brother-in-law, /. n.
Collins.
The Gibisonville Democratic
meeting held on last Saturday even
ing was we'll attended and the white
metal question was well and thor.
oughly discussed.
Isaiah Spencer of Blachford land
Peter Bitner of Coalgate, have been
appointed by the Executive Commit
tee, Central Committeeman of their
respective precincts.
Thomas Lemon, who has been
home with his father in Green IT,,
and sick with typhoid fever, is again
able to be up and about.
Walter Riffey, formerly of this
place but now Of Columbus, was in
the city the latter part of last week
visiting old acquaiptances.
Mr.. A. r. McBroom made al
stirring speech at Gibisonville last
Saturday evening, AL was on his
native heath, and the boys give him
q grand ovation.
F. Blasius & Son and Harden q |
60. appear in this issue. inviting the
readers of the SENTINEL to call at
their places of business and see what
bargains they offer.
II. B. Angle, of Sand Run, was
in this city on last Saturday, He re-
ports that the advocates of the White
Metal are increasing in number and
enthusiasm in that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Brannan are
visiting in Somerset this week, the
guest of their hosts of friends and
relatives and taking in the sights of
the Northern Perry County Fair.
Mr.. Sabinus Kessler, one of our
most accomplished young musicians,
left yesterday for Somerset where he
will play with the Bremen band, at
tbeFair now in progress at that place.
"A grand silver rally, under the
auspices of the Bryan Club will be
held at MaxvilIe on Saturday even
ing. The meeting will be addressed
by Hon. WE. Finck and NJ. H. Dona- /,
hue. h
-Cbas. Frash, prominent and in
fluential Indiana merchant, after a
weeks visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Trash, returned to his .
nome the first of the week.
The experiment of burning brick &
~ natural gas at the Hayden's ,
Works in our city proves a great s
success. The KILN was burned in I
much shorter time than by coal, and
he results equally as satisfactory.
Rev. Ed Kohler, of St. Louis,
No., has been appointed pastor of l
he Lutheran Church on Mulberry
i. He is young man Of scholarly s
ttainments, and We bespeak for him
uccess in the charge entrusted him.
Since last seen here the author /