The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-08-11
Local and Personal.

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Miss Mable Wright. of Secon'
street, is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Joe Halter of Columbus, i
. visitor in Logan this week.
DIR. James Little is very sick, ant
slight hopes are entertained for hi
recovery.
Mrs Adam Kline and family, ol
Toledo, are the guests of Mrs. DR.
Raney this week.
w. H. Gould, of The Columbu.
Bridge Co., spent Sunday and Mon.
day with his parents.
Misses Maggie Mill6ld and Flor.
nee Waltz Of GAINESVILLE are visiting
friends in Logan this week.
A burglar entered the house OF
Mr.. Everest last Friday night, bu,
did not secure any plunder.
Attention is called to the advertis-
saent of the citizens Electric Light
Company, published eleswhare.
Miss Bessie, daughter of Andy
Ward of New Lexington, is visiting
her grandma, Mrs. Mcbride, this
week.
Miss Dening and Miss Josephine
Gordon, of Columbus, were the
guests of Miss Gould the first of
the week.
Col. Weldy and Judge Bright
were IN New Lexington last Monday
ON legal business relating to the
Salt Greek Turn pike case.
Married, at the residence of Mr..
Oliver, by Rev. ]. w. Luccock,
Saturday P. NJ, Aug. 9Th, Charles
e. VALET and Miss Lizzie A. Cage.
Mrs Ed. Recktenwaldt and FAM
lly, Of PIT Pleasant. w. Va, is Wis
iting in Logan, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John Recktenwald, of
Walnut street.
Mr.. Samuel Lee, one Of the prom
inent citizens of Starr township and
apioneer of this county, died the
10th Of last month. An obituary
will be published next week.
The Misses Vic Kessler, and
Mamie Smith, two of New Lexing-
ton most accomplished young ladies,
are visitors in Logan this week,
guests of their cousin, Miss Annie
Schwarz, of North Mulberry street.
Everybody will be glad to learn
from the announcement elsewhere,
that the Peoples Bank has adjusted
its embarrassments, and will soon
resume Its business This will bring
relief to our citizens, and restore
confidence.
The perennial and peripatetie
Geo. Baker, of everywhere, printer,
canvasser, hustler, author of "Gus
Hookers, ghost' and other thrill
ing romances, was in Logan this
week, obtaining points for his forth
coming story. s'Davenports stomach
trouble, and how to cure it."
Quarterly meeting services will
be held at the Methodist church
Sabbath next Aug, I4th. General
Love Feast at 8 a. m. Preaching
by the presiding Elder at 10. 80 and
7.39. Sacramentai service follow
ing the half-past ten service.
Attention is called to the adver-
tisment of the Hooking County
Fair. Now is the time to begin to
make preparations for stock and
articles for exhibition. 1t is also
a good time to write to your friends
in nelghboring towns and counties
to come and visit you and the fair.
Mr.. Frank Belt, for years fore
man of Belts Foundry, leaves next
week for GalIipolis, where he has
employment in the King Stove
Foundry, of that place. Mr.. Belt
is one of our most deserving mechan-
les, and while we regret his loss to
Logan, join with many friends in
wishing him well in his new home,
and heartily commend him to the d,
good people of Gallipolis.
Miss Gertrude Jennings daughter /.
of C. e. NJ. Jennings, editor of the
Athens Messenger, died suddenly on
last Wednesday. On Tuesday she ]
was in apparently good health. visit
ing among friends. She was an
estimable young lady, budding into 4!
womanhood, the favoritc in society,
her fathers JOY and pride, the FAM
lily glory. The family have the
sincere sympathy of the SENTINEL,
and many friends in Logan.
The Hooking and Ohio Valley
Editorial Association will start on
the summer excursion, Saturday !,
morning Aug. 90th., from Colum.
bus to Putin-BaY. Transportation
will be given free by the railroad
and steamboat companies, and re-
duced rates at the Hotel Victory, :
to editors and families. The visit
may be continued for a week or
two, and the trip can be at the
pleasure of each. The excursion
comes at an opportune time when
the pipe of peace can be enjoyed
just before the knights of the PEN
Gil take their positions on the prom G
ontories IN the great contest COM
ing ON. We hope to meet full at
tendance of the brethren and for a
week, hear not one jangle in poll
tics.
The death of Andy Dresher, :
obituary notice of whom appears :
removes from among us, :
one of our oldest and most esteemed
citizens. He was man of strict
and of disposition to /
lend a helping hand to any neigh !;
Dor in time of need. He was social,
genial, companionable, and was one =
Of class of our old citizens
whom company always brought
sunshine and good cheer. He was
IN ardent democrat, and reliable in
his politics as he was in his busi-
n>cc fronc,ofiops As his naiphhors /,