The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-31
Mr.. and Mrs. Halter were call

tend the funeral OF Mr.. Haf1er1t
mother, who died Tuesday. Mr.
Halter was born at Baden, Ger
many. in 1911. She came 10
Fairfield county in 1880, where
she resided up 10 her death.
Col. Rannels. formerly State
Senator from Macarthur. at pres
ent Assistant Att"rney General
at Washington, passed. through
our city yesterday on his way Ia
The Macarthur Fair.
DR.. joe Stedem. of Newark
was on a visit here last week: and
was heartily welcomed by his
many friends.
Conductor Walter Ohusman Of
the C. H. v. & T., went 10 ST.
LOUIS. Mo-, Monday on visit; he
expects to be absent about two
weeks.
"Fodder" Stedem has resumed
his old position at j. N. Kessler's
where he gives hearty welcome
to the patrons of that favorite
resort.
The Superintendent of the
ChiIdren's Home desires to return
thanks of the children 10 Mr.. D.
II. I.appen, Rev. D. z. Moore
and Mrs. Cowell, for the quits; oi
books.
Mr.. j. M, Wright of Lancaster;
and wife are visiting friends and
relatives i'm Logan this week.
Jack isthe Democratic nomi-
nee for Prosecuting Attorney in
Fairfield. He is Logan boy and
his many friends here are de-
lighted to see him discussed as
against Lancaster talent arrayed
against him.
The emplo, ees of Chas. Rose,
about thirty i'm number, had a
a picnic at The Rock Bridge on
last Tuesday and report having
had an enjoyable days outing.
The Crescent Club rooms wi l
I've :urned ovt r for the accnmmo-
dation of the Press during tho
Congre ssional Convection neX,
week.
The School Board, at q meeting
held last Friday evening. decided
that this is special school district
and that the election held July 10th
was legal. The plans and specif
t.atinns which were on exhibition at
F. uarrington's drug store, we're
adapted, and the building will be
erected ON the old sch0ol lot. The
bonds are advertised to be sold on
the Sth of August. after which the
contract for the work will be let.
Johnny Frasch has built up an
immense grocery trade in thie
city. His two large store rooms
and cellars are filled with choice
groceries and the products of the
farm; dairy and orchard. A
splendid line of groceries. A
splendid line of fruits. A splen.
did line of provisions. In fact,
he carries the largest line and
greatest variety of goods carried
by any grocer in the Valley.
New vegetables and produce q
specially. All goods delivered
rec. Leave your orders with
him.
Among the socia 9 Q ,ts of this
season occurred IT. The beautiful!
home of Mr.. aud Mrs. Jerry CAR
pen,er. near Enterprise. nn last
SATURDAY.. Mr. Carpenter reach
e.i the So h milestone of his jour
ney through life and his good
wife made the occasion one
long to he remembered. over
140 guests were present and EN-
loved the h0spitaliiies OF Mr.. and
Mrs Carpenter. Mr. Carpenter
was the recipient of number of
valuable aud useful presents.
Hon. o. W. II. Wright and v. e..
Lowry of this city made the pre-
seniaiion speeches. The evening
spent at Dir. Carpenters will ev
er be a pleasant memory.
J. p. Caniy, chairman of the
committee ON decoration, has
procured Joseph uafier's rustic
furniture 10 he used on The stage
during the Convention; and will
have pictures OF all the Democrat
ic leaders. Pat underst stands his
business and deserves credit for
the work he is doing.
George Thompson, colored, died
on Tuesday last. after an illness of
some weeks. lie served in the war
of the rebellion in q cOlOred Vir-