The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-07-10

l6St Oh q V1Sll 10 lTieItuS AHu lSi'
atives at Ft. Wayne, Ind.
Mrs. Ferdinand Keirstein. o
Pomeroy, visited Mr.. and Mrs
Waner in Logan last week.
Mrs. Jacob Schwarz is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Rectenwoi'i
in Dayton, this week.
Mr.. Lewis r. DeSteiguer. o
Athens, visited his brother, DR.
DeSteiguer. on Monday.
Mr.. Pat Wynn is visiting rela-
tives and friends in the State OF
Delaware this week.
I Mrs. DR.. Pullen is making an
extended trip in the East, visit
1rg friends and relatives.
Miss Name Huston, of CoIum-
bus, is visiting her brother, Mr.
A. G. Huston, of this place.
Mr.. John Stortz, Of Point Plea
sant, W. ", spent the Fourth in
Logan, guest of Thos. Wynn.
Miss Dora Hansen ..ttended
<Lo fNo,,r,o,o,,,onf ovor,icao Of
Delaware College last week.
Vic Tuscher. the popular fur
niture man of Straitsville and Lo-
gan, Has in the city on Monday.
Katy and Mary Vorys, of Lam
caster, were visiting their friends
and relatives in Logan last week.
Mr.. Tom Winn. of Pt Pleasant,
visited his parents III Logan last
week.
Charley and Gus Weiland, who
are employed at Wooster, spent
the Fourth at home in Logan.
Mr.. George j. Frasch, of Oorn-
ing. spent The Fourth with his
friends in Logan.
Mr.. Clark Crun,ly, Druggist of
she Columbus Lunatic Asylum.
is visiting in Logan this week.
We regret TO lean that DR.. G..
". Williams is confined to his
bed with a severe attack Of ma
aaria.
MIR. Jack Denton, who has been
spending the Fourth with his
aunt. Miss Webb, returned home
last Saturday evening.
Mrs. T. F. Mccarthy and Mrs.
Frank Wheeler, who haze been
visiting relatives in the West, re-
turned on iasi Saturday.
= Tom Hopley, Editor OF the
Crawford Go. Prohibition News.
was in the city o., Sunday, visit
ingEel:,ii.es.
Judge Friesner left on Monday
for New York, on visit TO Col.
Rippey aud other friends An the
Metropolis.
Col. W. N. England. of the Au-
ditor OF States AlEoe, spent the
Fourth IN Logan, and celebrated
with the patriots. 4
Mayor Davey, of Shawnee, cou-
sin q Squire Davey Of our city,
was among the notable xisiters-
in our city on the Fourth.
Mr.. Will Wtstenhaxer, lately
from indianapolis, is employed
al Tuscher's repair and furnish
ing room, and is making some
most elegant work.
I James Bowen, one of sife bes'
painters ia Logan, has accepted
a position as foreman of the paint
shop of G. A. Bishop, of Brook
lin. Ind.
Mr.. j. N. Alltop, formerly ol
our town, for the last year dang
business in Marion. Ind. is in
Hooking this week visiting rela-
4ives and friends
Mr.. Byers, Secretary of the
State Board of CHAR les. is In
the county this week making the
annual inspection Of The Jail, In
Urinary and Children's Home.
Y St. Sill Pursell, Editor Of the
Gazette and Post Master of Lo-
gan, who has been indisposed the
last week. appeared on our
streets Yesterday In plug hat.
Mr.. Geo. Fluharty, of Straits
vile has returned from a visit to
Missouri. He was in the city on
Monday, and reports Billy Du-i
vail well and getting along first
rate.
Mr.. John WelI1nan, tfIe popu
sad Logan Miller. after an ex;ersd-'
ed visit among relatives in the
Eastern States, has returned, in
the best of spirits ana greatly im-
proved ia health.
Our Angel, TAsd, IN some Off
ces called devil" spent the Attn
in Macarthur, and created quite a
sensation among tire girls and
patriots of The 9th ward, by his
good locks and pleasant and be- !
coming manners.
Frank Biasius, Henry Buer-
3laus and his son Carl, left last,
Tuesday from New York for Ger
snany. They took passage on the