The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-08-04
The Hooking Sentinel,

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DOnOvan-Artistic Tailor
Local and Personal.
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Mr.. Andy Gallagher of Wellstc
spent Sunday IN Logan.
Miss Eliza Wynn spent Sunday
Columbus visiting her sister.
Or Mansfield and wife left las
Sunday for weeks visit at Maryl
vile.
Noah Schwarz and sister, Mis-
Anna, visited relatives in Columbu
last week
Mr.. L. D. Vickers and wife hav
been spending the last ten days a
PUTIN Bay.
Master Wayne Armstrong who ha
been visiting relations in the countr,
has returned home.
Newt Collins and wife, and Mis-
Mable Poston are spending the weel
at the Rock House.
DR.. D. Little and wife have re
turned from visit to the summer
resorts on Lake Erie.
Mrs A. c. Upton and daughter
Mrs. A. A. Price and Miss Matlack,
are attending camp meeting.
The Mckay Journal before us is
of date, Friday Aug. D." The ed
itor is evidently Mars muddled.
Bishop Kephant of Johnstown
Pa, will dedicate the new U. B.
Church in Logan, on Aug. SOth.
ROLAND Schwartz, the popular
merchant tailor Of Jackson, spent
Sunday in Logan the guest of his
father.
Crank Davis, of Hynes, has been
awarded the contract of carrying the
mails from Logan to Adelphi and
return.
The Crystal Ice Company have
purchased. an electric dynamo, in
tending to supply the plant with
electric light.
Mr.. Schwenke and wife, Of Sugar
Grove, were visitors in our city ON
Tuesday last, guests of their son
Charles SwenKe.
The Logan and Nelsonville Tail
ors crossed bats at Nelsonville last
Monday. The score was to 2 in
favor of Nelsonville.
There will be game of baseball
between the Maxville Reds and
Logan Clippers at Recreation Ball
PARK, next Saturday.
Mr.. Frank Goodspeed, law stu
dent of Judge S. II. Bright, attend
ing the Cincinnati law school, is VS.
iting in Logan this week.
Gus Magoon made a business
trip to Springfield last Monday. The
fame of our brick reaches the en-
terprlsing cities around us.
Mr.. Yves McClintock, the brilliant
editor of the Defiance Republican
Express, is visiting his mother and
relatives in.Logan, this week.
Charley Monroe, with the assis-
tance of DIR. Blosser. secured a val
liable accession to the Prohibition
party Monday night. A boy.
The Circleville Democrat says:
ssCarl Jungle and Misses Ida and
Annie Juerensmeier, of Logan, o.,
are visiting at Chris. Weher's.
Mr.. W. B. Dildine, clerk Of the
canal commission, was in orr city
Thursday, verifying the surveys of
state property heretofore made.
Miss Ida Lift, accompanied by
her little brother, Johnnie Lift, are
in Indianapolis, the guests
pf their aunt, Mrs. Sallie Beacon.
Affairs of the Peoples Bank re-
main practically unchanged. De-
positors continue to come in signing
and release of assignment.
Master Eddie Lay had
sixth birthday party on last Thurs
day. 1t was jolly layout for the
dozens of little folks in attendance.
Rev. Elder, of the U. B. Church
It Roseville. Muskingum County,
lfter pleasant visit to Rev. Laugh
IN of this city has returned to his
home.
MARKEDLY Rev. ]. F. Will
Jams at his residence in Logan, Aug.
3rd., Mr.. Henry Wilson of Nelson
vile and Miss May Tigner of Hay
ienville.
The Prohibition county couven-
ion will be held in the Court house
m Ang. 27th. Prominent speakers
rom abroad will be present to ad-
lress the people.
The Cantwell Cliff park associa-
Jon, capital stock sl2, 900, and the
Citizens Electric Light Co., capital
tock $I5, 900 were incorporated on
asst Wednesday.
d. A. Motherwell, late Superin-
endent of the Motherwell Iron and
steel works, of Logan, has accepted
position as foreman in one of the
,bops at Homestead.
Farmers Notestone and Floyd,
laving finished their harvest, and
elped out all the neighbors in Perry,
undayed in Logan, and enjoyed
he much needed rest,
A number of our Methodist 6
rethren are in attendance at the
lancaster Camp Meeting this week.
he SENTINEL will be forwarded to t
hose giving us their names.
Charley Barker, of the Portsmouth
'lade, spent Sunday in Logan, re- {
ewing acquaintance among the t
riends of his youth. His wife ac- S
him as far as Athens,
Ed. Wetzler, the handsome Ea. {
let, neither bald nor gray, of Ian |