The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-07-07

Judge Fresiner has been in Logal
the past week, engaged profession
ally, in matters relating to the
Motherwell's and the Peoples Bank
The Fourth passed off quietly il
Logan. There was 40 public demon
stration, no disturbance of the peace.
The young folks had their fro:ic Of
noise and fun in the evening.
Mr.. Chas. |. Barker, formery ol
the SENTINEL, was married last
week, to Miss Finch, of Portsmouth.
The SENTINEL sends congratulations
and will send blessing on receipt of
cake.
Mrs. DeSteiger, widow of DR.. De
Steiger, formerly of our city, was
married last Thursday evening, in
Athens, to W. E. wilkins, a prom
inent attorney, of Dallas, Texas.
Chan. Bishop has accepted a
position with a Kansas City Shoe
firm. He leaves this week for tnat
city to enter upon his duties Chan
knows that he carries the SENTINELs
best wishes with him,
Mr.. John Walker, president of
the First Bank, after pleasant
months visit in the East, has returned
home and resumed his accustom-
ed desk in the bank, much improved
in health.
The Lancaster Gazette notes that:
Mrs Ed. Donovan, of Logan, is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ia
cob Hammond. That John F. White,
Trustee, was at the Industrial Insti-
tuition on last Monday.
On last Monday Squire Wolf, of
Green, while driving his mare in the
pasture was siezed on the arm by the
vicious ANIMAL, and severely bitten.
His sleeve was torn, and the flesh
lacerted.
Mrs. Lizze Kaufman and child
ren, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jas McCrack-
en-, of Columbus, are guests of Mrs.
E. P. Armstrong. The visit
ors will spend the week among our
many attractive county resorts.
On last Thursday evening Will
Strentz was thrown from his bicycle
and badly hurt. He was coming
up the river road in the dusk of the
evening when he ran into a wrie
across the road by some
reckless boys.
Miss Dora Eicher entertained a
number of her lady and gentleman
friends at Mrs. Amos Parker's, on
the evening of the 4th. Icecream,
lemonade, cakes and fruites were in
abundance. All expressed them
selves as having spent an evening
ong to be remembered.
Uncle Darius White appears on
,ur streets in restored health, az
aged in coat of Buck Ram green,
which is as becoming to his apparel
Is the the color is complementary to
lis name. When he next appears
With his Centennial shawl we will
hen be sure he is himself again.
We call attention to the advertis-
nent of the GAINESVILLE Business {
College, published elsewhere. This
chool was established twenty five
ears ago, and has maintained q
Ugh reputation. Many of our
oung men of Logan have been =
'upils, and all speak well of tkis !
chool. r
On last Sunday Rudolph Helfen- !
larger boy about 10 years old q
wing near town, Cousin to Carl of a
ne cistern, fell fromaa cherry tree =
n the pointed pickets of a fence. |,
lis abdomen was ripped open sew \
ii inches, the bowels protruding, q
le physicians have hopes of his re- 7
overy. O
Mr.. Glenn Hoke and wife, of Van D
Vert, are in the city this week Wis e
ing, guests at Keynes. Mr.. Hoke il
3udied law with John Hansen, and v
lille here made many friends, who e
re glad to meet him and his wife, t.
I'd pleased to know of the young
,torney's success in his home in
le prosperous city of our great
orth west. m
The Hath o. V. l., will hold
reunion at Circleville, August oath W
i'd 25th. John Cradlebaugh, of
was colonel: II. B. May TO
lrd, of Washington, c. H., was sma So
eutenant colonel; Judge John H.
elley, of New Lexington, major. m
ID Joseph c. Tools, of Logan, ad- nj M
tant. Comrades George Hartman ne ne
ID Henry Gompt, of Logan, were az
of company B. m
Mr.. Ed. Price, now in Europe, .t
i'll accept our thanks for Cardiff,
'uth Wales News, and other inter- We
ting Welsh and English papers. or
ne papers are full of news of he he
,hts, attendant upon the elections
w being held in Great Britain.
or lively times and knock-down
guments, our country don't hold r
penny rush light to the doIngs IN I
@ Ould Dart