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


Mrs Efty Levy, OF Cincinnati Is visitin
her brother +. ). Pursel, here.
Miss Ida Rippey, of New York is visitin
Miss Mary Gould with the expectation G
spending the summer here.
Messrx. Rauch. Bowlby, Fox and Mrs. No
Bride have kindly consented to allow us tn
space occupied by their advertisements
Mr. Willis Lemon of North Mulberr.
: street who delivers for Guthrie & Go. wa,
kicked by his horse Monday. He is recCv
eriug.
Bro. Cable, OF the Nelsonvflle News, at
tended the CommeD cement and was muel
pleased with the accomplishments displayet
by the class.
cothe, yeste day nominated udge CHEERING
ton on the first ballot. This is q disap ppOint
ment to the many friends of Judge Bright
Niagra Falls and Toronto excursion
June 22th SIS 90 and $500 resp ectively
You cant afford to miss it.
Buckeye Park and return Sunday
June 18th, so cents round trip, account
picnic Order of Railway Conductors.
Mr.. John Donavan who has beer
On the sick list for the past week,
is about again.
Mrs. Gust Riff and children OF
Columbus, after pleasant visit
with friends and relativs In Logan,
returned home Wednesday morning.
On Tuesday one of Frank Roches-
ter's hunting dogs bit the little son
of Dan. Lappen, inflictlng very
painful wound. Frank has 26 dogs.
He might reduce the nnmber to 25.
Rug Higgins went to Franklin
county last Tuesday and sold a
Binder. Higgins & Hamblin are
reaching out and binding to our
town the trade of intelligent farm
ers all around us.
Col. ike Kontner and wife visited
Columbus yesterday, Mrs. Kontner
to spend day with her lady friends
and Col. Ike to work on the sly for
the nomination of his friend Jones,
from Cleveland, for Democratic
candidate for Board of Public
Works.
The Logan High School Alumni
Association gave a banquet last
night at the Rempel, an Installation,
SO to speak, to the graduating class
of 'ss- This tender of cordial greet
ing to the new graduates, welcomed
to the fraternal festal board by ell
ders of the family, will be remem-
bered oasis in all the Journey of life,
good wishes, good will.
Much of our valuable space in
tended for the details of the con-
vention is occupied this week by the
new advertisement of Stiers & Co.
The readers of the SENTINEL want
the good news of the convention,
but they demand the new shoes of
the season, and hence Stiers d Co.
have the floor on this question. The
people can wait for the Democratic
speeches. They are in season at all
times, but they must have Sunday
shoes, and Stiers & Co. advise them
where to get the s'Sweet Girl Grad
uate" fit, now the style.
The printed programme of the
High School Commencement, exc
cuted by Mr.. Ed. L. Davenport, of
the Republican Gazette, is a model
of typographical excellence. 1t is
printed on three cards of shapely
proportions, in three separate colors,
all blending in harmonious tint. The
types for names and subjects are
happy selections from the newest
and most elegant fonts, and IN the
make up" of ''job of printing"
displays the skill and taste of
master of the profession, which Mr..
Davenport is. 1t is for the reason
that he is such good printer that
We oppose his appointment as State
Printer. The profession can not
afford such masters of the typo
graphical art to be retired from ac-
i've and much needed service.
Mrs. Goodrich, of Michigan, the
aged aunt of Squire Enoch Martin,
$ visiting her relatives in Hooking
his week, after an absence of fifty
,wo years. When she lived in this
county she lived on the farm of
[ohn Smith, adjoing Rempers, and
vas next door nelghbor to the par {
nts of DIR. Pullen. The old lady
8 eighty years of age and in good \
ealth and strength. We bespeak
or her pleasant visit and many
ears yet of happy life in the twi- !
ght of her venerable age. One day !!
lst week she sat down to the dinner !,
able at Nephew Enoch's and en- =
Dyed the rare blessing of having y
round her, her own kith and kin of =
'ur succeeding generations. She .
as filled the allotted time of earth ;,
her children rise up and call her y =
lessed. ~ y