The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-06-27
Local Items.
DODnyan--Artistic Tailor.

DOnNyan--Artistic Tailor
Logan will not celebrate G
the 4ih. Logan ia rstrograding
Mrs. Thomas Glenn is visitin
in Virginia.
Rev. ID. r. Moore is al Brooke
vile, Ind, this week.
Let as have music in GU
schools.
The farmers are busy cuttin
their wheat this week.
John and Bert Harrington ar
home from Wooster.
Gus. Culver. Jr.. was in Della
ware over Sunday.
Miss Anna Wright, Of Colum
bus, visited here Sunday.
Miss Kate Bowlby, of Woos
Ter, ls home on a vacation.
Ed Sanderson, of Columbu.
University, is at home.
Mrs. Will Larlmer. of Flood
wood. WAS in town Friday.
Will Helpman, OF Canal Win
chester. Was q visitor 10 Logar
last week.
Cal Reber aud family visited
the Family of DR.. Will Hansen a,
Nelsonviile, Sunday.
John Hansen has returned from
the West, where as has been Wis
iiing for several weeks.
A. G. Sands spent Sunday hare,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Rochester.
The infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will McClinfock has been
dangerously Ill the past week.
Wary Gage has returned from
his outing trip and is now en-
gagedin running his livery stable.
Misses Blanche Ambrose and
Fannie Bowen have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. g. 4. Bowen, Jr..
OF Columbus, the past week.
Al Hyde, a son of DR.. HYDE.
formerly a practicing physician
in this city, but now of Detroit,
Mich, was in town last week.
Vim. n. Lay, the well known
jeweler, has been appointed Dis
irict Deputy Grand Chancellor
for Logan Lodge No. I19 K. of p.
Mrs. N. j. Baird and children
of Birds Furnace, have been
the guests of her sister, Mrs. Viii
lard, the past week.
There IS not a child in our
schools that will not be the bet-
Ter of thorough vocal training.
Let rs have music in our schools.
Prof. Rayman and Mrs. Mag
gle Belt attended the commence
ment at Lancaster, last week.
Mrs. Belt graduated from the
Lancaster schools.
Tho Republicans are counting
upon the defeat of Virgil e. Low
~, our candidate for State Sen.
ator. Lowry will be elected by
500 majority. Don't forget il.
Postmaster Pursell has bougi {
. bran splinter new buggy hor Q
and is now taking life easy. 1t
is pity that We cannot all be
servants of our UucIe Sam.
P0mp parson had a valuable
watch stotea last week. The
number. like Pomp's whales o.y.
enlarged aud consequently the
thief escaped.
Ed Davenport is in tra,nin:
for a base ball umpire. When
he gets trained down 10 the right
figure al back talk from All
Brooke will stop.
Col. F. F. Rempel celebrated
his Goth birthday last Friday.
The party was held at his farm
west of town and was attended
by some of the best known peo-
pie of the town.
The Logan Base Ball Club ha.
rented The Gallagher field north
east Of town. where ball games
will be called hereafter. The
grounds are beng put in good
shape and will soon be ready for
use.
Col. Weldy claims that he
caught an eight pound cat fish
Friday evening. We hardly sup.
posed the Colonel would ever
succumb to the temptation of
telling fish story. but it seems
he has. The worst feature of the
story is that he proposes TO prove
il by Tom Rainey. The Colonel
should have made The fish a
twenty FOUNDER.
DR.. Fred Wygum, q popular
rouuv nhyeiciaD dronDod doad