The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-01-23
Thorough bred.

"A Thorough bred.
Geo Juerginsmier entertained
few friends last night.
Ed Hartley has returned from a
visit to Miss Grace White at Column
bas.
The sale of delinquent Taxes is
progressing very slowly, but few bid
dsrS.
The following letters remain in
the Logan uncal!ed for, | izzie Leh-
man, Clauduis Vernon Driven Away
Co and Terrell Delmont Driven
Away Co.
Alex Rochester Harry Harrington
and Phil McCarty think they are
the city sports, but they were not i'll
it with the girls Mondiy evening.
JOHNNY LAPPEN.
-Wm Niif was tried last Mon. lay
for black mail and found guilty. He
took $l5.O from man named Ell
1enger, az hush money, agreeing not
to prosecute Ellcnger for carrying
conceled weapons. Sentence, years
i'll Pen.
The pipe line of the Logan Nat
ural Gas & Fuel CO from Sugar Grove
to Chillcoihe sprung a leak Friday
leaving half the people without fire.
All the schools AMI factories were
closed. The leak Was repaired at 5
O'Clock i'll the evening.
A gentleman Of this city who
is applying for devolce has
brough: the following charge against
bis wife, she was in the habit of con-
sulting fortune tellers and dancing
in ghoulish glee when they told her
he was going to die and leave her a
widow. That man ought to have
his divorce.
The fine pen work on the ann',a |
passes issued bv the Columbus, Hook
ING Valley and Toledo to various
railroad officials Is attracting no
li.tle attention. A number of let
ters from prominent railroad men
! have been received at the headuuart-
ers in this city complimeutlng the
beautiful zen wcrx. TIE artistic pen
manship is the work of Z. B. Duffy,
the genial purchasing agent.
The members Of the Hooking
County Agricultural Society are
notified of a meeting at the office of
the Society in logan on Saturday
Jany 25th 1895 between the hours of
one and three p M for the election
OF the following officers, One Presi-
dent, One Vice President, to serve one
year each, and Five Directors to
serve two years each.
\. II. BROOKE, Ssc'ty.
We are requested to publish the
following correspondence, written by
one of the most prominent citizens
of South Bloomingville:- Railroad
excitement is running high. The
l. and II Co haze purchased new
engine and two passeny gers coaches
which run daily between the Il IL II
Junction and Dan Davises. =. Elias
Starkey of Franklin Co WAS in town
last week. lido Hamilton was in
| Logan Saturday on business. There
is much sickness at present, our
doctor is going early and late, la
, Grippe seems to be the prevailing
disease. Rev Mather preached here
last week. Mrs Lelry Brown is
very sick. DIR Melcher operated Oh
Mis- Alex Eveland recently for alb
dominal dsopsey removing six gallons
of fluid, she is improving slowly
d N Beery now occupies his new re-
sidence. Mrs BENZ Dennis is able
to be around again. Protracted
meeting will begin in 2 weeks. DR.
Melcher onWednesday performed a
very mastery little piece of surgery
on Reuben Riley who was accident
ally shot by his brother Albert with
80 cal revolver. The ball entered
the shoulder Of the left side, and was
after careful exploration located and
removed from the back part Of the
elbow, Occupying position near the
bone, the ball was much tiattene1
from having hit the bone, no appar-
ent danger was done the bone and
he is recovering nicely.