The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-04-23
LOCAL. personal.

-"Wax" Has returned from Har
rison. "There is no place like bone.
Col. Eph Woods, of Sand Run
was in Logan last Monday on bus'
ness.
Ira J. Angle and wife OF 90
lumbus, were Logan visitors Till
week.
Postmaster Green and family ex
plored his farm in Perry county yes
terday.
Webb Kontner was business
visitor in New Straitsville the first O
the week.
Mrs. Pitcher, stenographer with
MIR. Yickers, was engaged this week
an official work in the court room.
Home seekers excursion May 4
and 5th. For points sold to and rates
call on C. w. Schwenke, agt., Logan,
o.
Squire McBroom, of Gibson
Vile, is in the city this week the
the guest of his sons John and A. K.
McBroom.
Two hundred and five persons
from Logan took advantage of ex'
cursior rates and went to Columbus
on Tuesday.
The residence of Isaac Vernon,
of New Straitsville. was totally de-
stroyed by fire last Monday noon.
Loss, $500. No insurance.
AT a meeting of the Board of
Health, last Friday evening, Robert
Pierce of the First Ward, was ap-
pointed Sanitary Policeman.
The gardeners we're very busy
Tuesday morning issueing out cab
bage and tomato plants, brought
about by the glorious rain of Monday
night.
e. D. ricketts,, Geo. D. Mowry,
Miss Eta Mowry, Miss Flora Street
and Everest Wilkins, of Laurelville,
were regl stored at the Rempel last
Saturday.
Country Jack Floyd, who has
been South for the past few months,
is again with us. Town Jack wears
a grin and Gus. Floyd's nair has be-
gun to curl.
Mr.. Jacob Schwarz and family
desire to return thanks to their many
friends and neighbors for kindness
and sympathy shown during the
burial of his son, Noah.
"A. B. Horn, of the Logan Clay
Manufacturing Co., who has been in
Chicago for the last three months, is
here for few Gays rest. lie reports
business good and the prospects en-
couraging.
The Lancaster Gazette notes
that Hon. G. Ii. Buerhause, accom-
panied by Mrs. 6uerhaus and Mrs.
N. ]. Haines, spent Sunday at the
Chlldren's Home, the guest of Super
intendent and Mrs. Gillett.
Don't fail to read Frank Blaslus
& Sons advertisement on the first
page of this paper. The bargains
you will make by needing its sug-
gestions will pay you more than
years subscription to the SENTINEL.
The basin at VOLTS has been
drained under direction of Game
Warden Buntsin, and the fish of value
placed in the river. The matter of
draining the canal is under consider
alton by the local and state Boards
of Health.
Mrs. Susan Lutz died Sunday
April 10, at the advanced
age of II years, Z months and 8 days.
Funeral services were held in the
New Lutheran Church, Monday,
April Goth. Rev. Winters officiating.
J. A. Oliver conducted the funeral.
Col. Albert Vanatta, accompa.
MED by number of leading show
going young gentlemen, visited Co
iumbus on Tuesday to see the ele-
phant and other attractions of Sells
show. Col. Albert will remain in
the capital for a week and visit the
Legislature.
The work on the main trenches
for the sewer is progressing rapidly.
1t has been suggested that those pro-
posing to have sewerage. arrange while
the main trench is open, to have the
made, thus saving the ex-
ira cost that will be required to do
30, after the ditch has been filed.
DIR. Lyons, physician in attend
ance at the Infirmary, has ordered
some very necessary sanitary changes
at that institution. The doctor pro-
poses that the suggestions of the Wis
iting committee shall be observed.
The people will stand by the commit
tee and the doctor in seeing that the
institution is kept clean and decent.
Mrs. John Mizer, of Pittsburg;
Miss Victoria Kessler and Mr.. Jas.
Kessler, of New Lexington; Roland
Schwarz, of Greenfield; Mrs. Chas.
Brown and daughter, Miss Anna and
Mr.. Rudolph Schwarz, and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Recktenwald and family,
of Columbus. attended the funeral
services of Mr.. Noah Schwarz, Mon
day last.
-Clem Mortzolf and wife, Of
Bairds, two of the most accomplished
teachers in Perry county, were visit
ors in Logan OH last Thursday. They
each taught school last winter and
both boarded at home. Their dis
tricts adjoined and the home, mid
way between the school houses, was
about a mile from school. Clem,
who makes the fires and puts the ket-
tie on, is praying for natural gas.
Miss Ella Nixon died al her