The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-08-25
Local and Personal.

A dozen or more Loganites wen
to Columbus on Tuesday to Sc
Sells circus.
Geo. Kline left Monday evening
for Ft. Scott, Kansas to visit hi
aged parents.
Col. Cantyby, Appointment citize1
of Hong Kong, China, is in ou
city this week.
The Season opens at RempeP
Opera House Saturday evening, Aug
9th, with the Souvenir Minstrels.
Travise & Bennedict's Origina
Souvenir Minstrels at Rempels Oper'
House, Saturday evening, August
9th.
The charming Miss Nettie JenK.
ins, of Cincinnati, is the guest OF
Miss Bertha Blosser, of East main
street.
Miss Midge Sands, one of Nelson
villes most fascinating young ladies,
is visiting friends in the Queen
City.
See the most elegant costumes of
Travise & Bennedict's Minstrels at
the Opera House, Saturday evening,
August 9th.
Mr.. Oscar Nicholas, of New York
City, is having q very pleasant time
visiting relatives and friends in Lo-
gan and vicinity.
Mr.. Charles Stallsmith started
Monday for Topeka, Kansas. where
he has gone to visit friends and seek
a permanent location.
Mrs. Will Acker and Miss Mary
Wiun accompanied the Editorial
Excursion to Putin Bay, stopping
over day in Toledo.
Mr.. Thos. Rochester, taking ad-
vantage of the cheap excursion rates
is visiting Kansas City and other
places west this week.
Will Strentz is taking advantage
of cheap excursion rates to take a
pleasure trip through Kansas. He
will be gone several days.
Rev. J. A. Angel, Of this place,
is attending the Fifty-fourth Annual
Session of the Ohio Eastern Chris
tian Conference, at Porter, O., this
week.
Mr.. Fred Morehead, of Logan,
and Miss Luella b. Wolf, of Hay
denviIle, were married bv Rev. j.
F. Williams at his residence, the
18th, inst.
John M. Buchanan, of Benton,
passed through the city Friday even
ing enroute for Kansas, taking ad-
vantage of the cheap excursion rates,
to visit his daughter in that state.
Mr.. Thos. Rochester resigned as
councilman from the End ward, and
F. Harrington was appointed to fill
the vacancy. The appointment is a
good one and will be approved by
citizens of the End ward.
Mr.. Pursell and family, Mr..
Green and daughters, Alma and
Louie were of the Editorial Excur-
sionists at PutIn-Bay. The details
of the trip will be given next week,
made up from the young ladies
note books.
Mr.. John A. White, founder of
the Only Ohio Democrat, attended
the Editorial Excursion, not in the
interests of that paper, but for the
fun the Editorial Excursions afford,
and John A. is A No. on occas-
ions of this kind.
Col. Scissors, the chief contrib
utor of the articles OF sense in the
Gazette, will make this weeks
issue endurable. Chairman Pursell
beng absent on the hunt of Com
modores Perry and Green war re-
cord, at Put-In-Bay.
The Teachers Institute is pro-
crossing very successfully this week.
Prof. Miller, one Of the accomplished
lecturers in the school service, is as
sisting Prof. Rayman. We hope to
have for publication, next week,
full report of the proceedings.
Don't let the State or any other
fair interfere with the Hooking
County Fair. Let us ann to make
ours as attractive as the best. All
that is needed is united action. We
have the material element in our
county. Let the men and women of
Hooking County go to work. ,
The Townsend Co., of GAINESVILLE, {
gets the contract for paving the Mt. {
Vernon streets at S1.6s per square
yard. The contract amounts to H.
900 square yards. The brick to be
used are the HOLLYWOOD, the kind
manufactured by the Horne plant of
our city -
Hon. W. P. Price, wife and Miss ,
Mansfield left yesterday for a visit ,
at MaryNille and the Magnetic
Springs. We hope the party will :
have a pleasant time, and that the
Magic Magnetic waters Will elect G
rify HBilly'' to full appreciation .
of the two thousand candle power Q
light that will illume his walk on q
our streets when he returns. ia
Bill Dieble, one-armed teamster I
by John McBroom, got 8
into dispute in settlement, and /.
lost his mind. He went :,
to McBroom on Monday last and de- =
manded money, threatening if not :
paid the sum, he would kill Nc :.
Broom. Dieble was arrested and r:
put under bond of $500 to keep the y
peace. He was taken before Judge
Acker on Wednesday and adjudged
insane.
The Council on last Tuesday G
night passed the ordinance closing !,
the contract with the Citizens Elec- o.
,ric Light Co. Messrs. Hansen c,
md Price nrotasfed AGAINST the nass 7