The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-08-02
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Chas. Brooke. of Chicago Is visit
ing his parents, in this city.
Squire Dan Davis, Of Sal
Creek. was in town Wednesday
Mrs. Adam I.utz was tn
quest of Lancaster friends Sunday
r. r. Walburn, the pension man
visited his parents at lronton, o.
Monday.
There will lie a platform dance
at the Rock House. Saturday
August 4th.
Frank Brehm has taken a po-
sition as mail agent on the 10
ledo Road.
Mrs. G.. W. Pullen and Mrs
Otho Kanode have returned FROM
their Southern trip.
Mrs. Booker. of Springfield. Ky.
Ia virirlng IN Logan. the guest Q!
Mrs. II. l.. Wright.
Miss Bessie Isaminger. of CoIum.
bus, is tho guest of Miss Lizzie Nc
Mamgal this week.
Chas Frasch. Arch Kreig. Chas.
Engle and James Montgomery Sun.
.layed at the Rock House.
Ephralm Parker. OF Van Vert.
O. is visiting friends and rela
lives in Logan. tins week.
Bruce Dollison went to Hayden
vile Monday whero he has been
cmp!oyel at the tile works.
Mrs. Z. C. De Steiger and dauQh
ter Nora, of Athens, are visiting
friends in Logan, this week.
Miss Minnie Allen is spending this
week In Rushvillo. o., the guest OF
her cousin. Miss Fannie Turner.
The Misses Lucy McCourtney and
Emma Downey are visiting Miss
Matte Scott at Starr, this week
Misses Anne Doyle and Lolita
McCourtney are the guests of friel d
and reiaiives> in Perry county, o.,
this week.
Mr.. Behry' Dunn. who has been
tie guest of Toledo friends for sew
erar weeks past returned home
Tuesday.
Father Cady left on last Sun
d,y evening for Cincinnati, where
with other ministers of his church
he will spend The week.
The Misses Maggie and Lizzie
Armburster have returned from
New York, where they have been
visiting for several weeks.
Miss Daisy Curtis LETT here
Wednesday morning for Green
vile. o., To take charge OF tel
egraph office al that place.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs E.
w Work. of Van Vert, o.. will
b, sorry 10 learn ca the death of
their infant child Jew days ago.
Miss Fannie Fnster and the Miss
eas Tuthi'l accompanied by Frank
B as,us. Fred Rochester and George
Work. spent lost Sunday ut the
Rock House.
= Tie Logan Manufacturing Co.
have the contract for building
the halls for The new FAR Ground.
The work will be done well and
on time.
Col. Rempel has threshed his
wheat crop. nearly twelve hun.
dred bushels. Green has thresh
his. 1t is as good, but not so
many bushels.
Miss Susie, the accomplished
daughter of Sheriff Gallagher,
Of this place, has accepted the
position in the Post Office yacat-
ed by Frank Brehm.
Mrs. Pullen, who has been Wis
iting friends in different states
the past month, has returned,
and is heartily welcomed and
congratulated bv her many
friends on her improved health.
Mr.. Abraham Goodlive and FAM
lily of Roseville, O., one of our Oldest
subscribers, was the guest of bis
b other-ln law. John Ii. Wolf, the
first of the week. Mr.. Goodlive
made the SENTINEL a pleasant call
while in the city.
MIR. Canty, ex-Treasurer of Vim
ton county, has bought out the IN
surance business Of Eli West. He
took charge of the business yester-
day. Mr. Canty comes to US well
recommended and we bespeak for
him generous support from the
public. The advertisement appears
elsewhere:
We desire to acknowledge pleas
ant call on Sunday afternoon of last
week. from Auditor Dunn of Fair
field, Tom Scanlan, master mechan
ic of the G. II. V. & Z. R'y.. and
Ed. WetzIer, the accom- plished
young editor of the Lancaster Ea
gle. These gentlemen are knights
of St. George, and were in the city
with their division attending the fu
neral of Johnny Cronin,
The Rev. G. L. Butler. o.
Worthington. O., oficiated al
Grace (Episcopal) Chapel las
Sunday morning and evening
His sermons were able and inter
esting and made a favorable i'm