The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-06-16
Local and Personal.

Local ana personal.
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Quite number of our young pet
pie spent Sunday at the Rock Hous'
Miss Jennie Dollison has returne
from a weeks visit in New Ply
mouth.
Sol Lance, an inmate of the Day
ton Soldiers Home, was . yisito
in Logan last week.
Rev. Shinn, of Buffalo, n. Y.
is visiting his father-in- law. Cap
John Hansen, of East Main street.
Mrs. Peter Sells and daugher, o
Columbus, Sundayed with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Luker, o
this city.
Children's Day was observed viii
appropriate exercises at the Presby
ter;an and N. z. churches on las
Sunday evening
Messrs. Kishler and Bowman, O
Mt Hope, Perry county, we're visit
ing in Logan on last Monday. guests
of Mr.. Ike Halnea.
The proposed marriage of Mr.
Peter Murphy and Miss ANN,
Doyle was published in st. John'l
church on last Sunday.
Mrs. Trego, the well known
evangelist and temperance worker,
will preach at the Methodist chureA
next Sunday morning, June 10th.
Miss Cora Pierce has accepted q
position as assistant clerk in the
postofice. Miss Pierce is an es-
unable young lady, very fitting for
the place.
Mr.. Arthur Jadwln and Miss Arie
Lama, both of this city, were mar.
ried at the N. E. parsonage Sabbath
morning, June 18th, Rev. Luccock
officiating.
Mr.. Humberger, formerly weaver
for Mr.. Tritsch, and his wife, of
Lancaster, are visiting in Logan this
week the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Scanlan.
Rev. Moore delivered a very ex-
cellent address to the graduating
class of the Logan High School, at
she Presbyterian church ON last
Sunday morning.
Mr.. Sherman Lewis, of Wellston,
Ohio, and Miss Hettie Wolf, of this
city, were married at the ri. E. par
sonage Saturday evening, June lltb,
by Rev. Luccock.
Mr.. John Hynus, one of the en-
terprlsing young farmers of near
Somerset, was visitor in our city
last week the gaest of his cousin,
j. Bruce Dollison.
Messrs. L. A. Culver, L. D. Wick
,ers and John A. White attended the
Circuit Court Convention, in Cir
clevilIe, yesterday. Mr.. Vickers
presented Judge Bright's name to
the convention.
We are glad to see Grant Wright,
who was SO severely hurt by motor
car in Columbus, some few days ago,
and whose life was dispaired of for
some time, home again, and in full
hopes of entire recovery.
Mine host of the Rempel, Mr.. A.
Il. Brooke, has returned from his
rlsit to the Magnetic Springs, much
in health, and meets with
hearty greeting from the many
guests of his popular hotel -
Comrade Joe Halter spent last
in Logan. He lives in a
ward in Columbus 1900 Republican,
but Comrade has hoisted the flag,
and proposes to fight the enemy un-
III victory perches upon his banner.
Master Davey Jones, the 4-year.
,ld son of Mr.. David Jones, of the
visited Shawnee, alone, last
Friday. He caught both, the 9:4O
nd the $3.50, trains without any as
astance, which, considering his age,
. something remarkable.
Mr.. Leslie Haines, at pre>ent
ePresenting the Singer Sewing Ma
hine company at this place, has ac-
epted position with the White |
ewing Machine company, at their
eadquarters in Philadelphia, and l
ill leave for that place in a few
ays.
Henson Burgess. of Gore, O., one
{ the Oldest citizens in that section
the county, accompanied by his q
ife, were in the city Tuesday pay c
g their respects to our merchants T
i'd renewing old acquaintances. J
n. Burgess made the SENTINEL
sry pleasant visit.
Messrs. Blasius and Son present :,
eir compliments to the readers of :.
% SENTINEL this week in an inter- y
ting new advertisement, and cor T
ally invite the public to call at =
cir store and have verified for their =
tisf2ction the truths the advertise
eRt but family expresses. Il :.
DR.. Swepston, of Mt. Pleasant, A
le of the old reliable physicians of o.
II border was a visitor in Logan al
Saturday. The doctor is located m
the county line, and is not dis L
rbed in his sleep nor affected in m
practice by the county seat ques- III
N in Ja ;kson county and the pro- h,
sed dismemberment of Vinton.. =
The Cathlie knights of St. John
Logan have selected Ed. Donovan
delegate to the National Encamp-
mt at Toronto, June oath. The "
ectioR of Mr.. Donovan is an ex- DC
lent one. 4 number of the Lo- til
q Knights contemplate going on vi
, excursion, also. The railroad m
e for the round trip is only So. bI
Squire G. W. Alexander, of Cool M
le, Athens county, was pleasant Il, lS
itor in Logan last week. The ei
uire was formerly a citizen OF W. W.
tcreek, and was a Democratic ,,e