The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-07

n ton u. Ii. THIS week.
Rinei arts Worm it,zenges are
The only Kind that remove the worm
he.t.. +. HARRINGTON.
Miss Emma Case. Of Columbus
Iasane Asylum. is vrsi'ing her
mather, Mrs. o. Case in this city.
Mrs. Webb Pnston, of Nelson
vile. spent last Sunday in Logan
with her mother, Mrs. D. j. Gre
sap.
Frank Z. Blosser, of Logan. is on
an orinthologicai expedition in the
hills OF southern Perry county this
week.
The boys Who carried ont The
keg OF wafer at The boiling, last
Monday evening, were badly
bored.
About seventy-ive people at
tended the Nelsonyille COM
nencement from here, Tuesday
evening.
The work has begun for new
building on the burnt district, 10
be occupied by Miss Parson as q
Millinery store.
Mrs. Chas. Rose gave a very
pleasant party on last Thursday
evening. in honor Of her sister,
Mrs. 7. f. Mccarthy.
MIR. Ohio kanode, on north Mu!-
try street, has put up very hand
Sne wire fence around his yard and
.herwise improved his very pretty
bme.
Bro. Charley Barker. of the
Athens Journal. who. by { he way,
making the best paper in South
] Ohio, spent Saturday with
ends in Logan.
ION Case and wife were among
. many visitors from Columbus
WH Sunday last. Lon paid his
usual visit 10 the Sentinel odice
and was cordially received.
Rev. D. r. Moore, of this city.
delivered the annual address to tie
graduating class of the Nelsonville
high school ut The commencement
exercises Tuesday evening.
The following named applicants
were successful at the last examins
ton: A. A. Atkinson for two
years; j. II. Atkinson. EiIie Bag
ley, John w. Bartoe, Ettie Clymer.
j. L. Fautz, j. P Nunnemake.
end Hattie Sheets for one year EACH
MAnRIED-June 3rd. 1888. at the
Ev. Lutheran st. Matthews church
Logan. O.. by the Rev. L. F. Nit
tier, Mr.. Lewis G. KIeinschmidt
and Miss Mary 2eiUhert, all of
Hooking county. 0.
Some smart Republicans from Per
ry township have been in our town
lately trying to gee money from our
Democratic candidates. Ii the fel.
lows were not fools and to be pitied.
they would be prosecuted and sent
to the Penitentiary.
We are glad to Iesrn that Mr..
Tom Allen has received a deserv-
ed pension. He was denied it
for Nv enty-five years by Repub-
1ican administrations. Tom, III
proper gratitude, should now
stand in with the party that stand
by him.
Sam Frye. whom many OF our
citizens will remember as jew
eler in this place a quarter of a
century ago, visited our town
with The excursionists, Sunday
last. OF course he was surprised
at our growth and improvements
and thinks strongly OF again be-
coming citizen of Logan. He
follows his trade at Columbus,
and has never wavered in his
Democratic vote.
Last Sunday was perhaps the
liveliest day Logan has had since
her existence, about five thou
sand people from Columbus and
elsewhere beng in attendance at
the picnic at Rempel's Grove
The streets were thronged during
The whole day, and despite the
immense crowd everything pass
ed off quietly and without a row
of any kind. The weather was
very favorable and everybody
seemed to enjoy themselves.
Tho reference made by the mur-
derer Phillips, 10 Andy Bloom in
his letter published, will have no cf-
feet on the public mind, touching
the high standing of Mr.. Boom
who is known as one of the best men
of our county. The letter was pub
lished just as written, and publish.
ed only as public document that !
had been read TO at least two hun
dred people on the day after the
murder. |