The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-06-23
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TheHochng Sentinel

DOnOvan-Artistic Tailor
Local and Personal
Ball game next Saturday, Loga
vs. Union Furnace.
Mrs. Kern is visiting relative
in Nelsonvllle this week.
Mr.. John Gallagher and famil,
were here for the funeral of Mrs
Wright.
Miss Ella Gallagher will max
her home with her aunt, Miss Vim,
Wright.
Miss Mary Gould is visiting ne
brother, Will Gould, in Columbu.
this week.
Mr.. Chas. Buerhaus, of Wichita
Kas., is visiting his brother Carl il
Logan this week.
Squire Hutchins, of Baltimore is
visiting in Logan, the guest of his
son-in-law, Y. c. Wright.
Mrs. T. F. Mccarthy and child
rem, of Ashland, VIA, are visiting
friends and relatives in Logan.
Mr.. Lige Lee, of Star, one OF the
early settlers Of our county, was a
visitor in Logan on last Saturday.
Mrs. DR.. Wright is visiting in
Vinton this week. The DIR. is hav-
ing the delight of house cleaning.
Representative Price left on Mon
day for the Chicago Convention.
Mr.. Price will be the guest of Sem
ator Brice.
Judge Huffman will hold court in
Logan on. the 9th. and dispose of
all the matters pending and adjourn
court, sine die.
Mr.. Chas. Spencer of Salt Creek,
president of the Salt Creek Turn
pike Co. was in the city on Monday
on legal business.
Ed. Trltsch has gone to Beatrice,
Neb., to accept position there. We
wish Edward much success in his
western enterprise.
The lecture Of Mrs. Trego at the
Presbyterian Church last Sunday
evening was highly appreciated by
the audience present.
Mr.. Dan Sweeny, one of the de-
serving soldiers of the war, has re-
ceived a pension of $l2 per month,
and $4,000 back pay.
MIR. H. r. Harrington, having
graduated at Cornell University, Is
at home. For the. present, he is
employed in the First Bank.
Now it the time to pay taxes. 1t
is also a good time particularly for
those two and three years delinquent
subscribers, to pay subscription.
WATCHi-the space occupied
by Baskin d Wolinsky's ad. Mr..
Wollnsky will return from Buffalo |
next week with mamouth stock.
The Beerys and Boughers, west of |
town, commenced cutting wheat on
Tuesday. They are among our best
farmers and keep the start in farm
work.
The bids were opened on last
Monday night for the building of
the Odd Fellows Hall. Only two
bids were presented, neither were
accepted.
Mr.. T. Roy Pitcher of Athens,
Ohio, was Joined in marriage to
Miss Ella Moore at Logan on Mon
day, June 2oth., by Rev. J. W.
Luccock.
Bowlby q Son keep up with the
harvest times aad aford the farmers
pleasant reading, when they take
rest, in the advertisement presented
Miss Anna B. Wright went to
Columbus Monday to take possess
ion of her ward at Central Insane
Asylum, after attending the funeral
IF her mother.
Senator Lowry, one of the Board ,
If Directors of the Ohio University !
It Athens, is attending the COM
exercises at that instiuu-
ion this week.
Mr.. Kepling, inspector of steel ,
It the Cambria Iron WORKS near
lohnstown, Pa, is visiting in the
ity this week, the guest of Mr.. and J,
drs. VIM. Larimer.
The Brown Bros, advertise a
learance sale this week which the z
'rudent man may make the price of n
years subscription by following ::
be suggestions MADE.
A number of farmers u the west y
nd began cutting wheat Tuesday. 3
his an item for record. Isaac 1
lathias was the first as far as we c
an learn, in the county. 8,
Bids ON the !. hall of the Odd II
elbows are. advertised elsewhere: q
his viii be|a building upon which ?
be contractor may make some mon l
and a reputation besides. n
Mrs. Kate Woods of Chicago, has ii
to Logan and will make q
er home with her father, Csp. b
owen. The many friends of Mrs.
Woods greet her home with hearty :,
elcome.- q u
The Logan High School Alumni a
anquet, on last Wednesday even 81
g at the Rempel House, wasa very m
leasant social affair. There are r.
DO members in the association, 50 ii
ere present. el
Mr.. Perry Bolipger, one of the II
rosperous farmers from near Kit al