The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-08-10

so cents round trip.
Fifty cents round trip to Lancas
ter Camp Ground, Sunday.
Tena Eice of Columbus is visiting
Aer parents in Logan this week.
Attend services at Lancaster
Camp Ground Sunday, so cent?
round trip.
Will WaRer is in Cincinnati this
week, one of the Sergeant at arms OF
the Democratic state convention.
Lewis Green and J. NJ. Floyd 'oi
Logan attended the funaral of post
master Lewis Wagner, at Soutl
Perry on last Sunday.
Doc McLaughlen left on last Tues
day for Marysville where he w!lI
take the Keely treatment. Tom
Sunderland escorted him.
Rev Wuebben and wife of Stewart
Mimi. are in the city this week, Wis
iting their son Rev Wuebben, minis
ter of the Hunter street Luthen
church.
Mr. Geo Felix was called to Mariet-
ia on last Monday by the sudden
death of his brother, Mr. Fred Felix,
,one of the prominent citizens OF
shat city.
Nv n England went to Pittsburg
on last Monday, from whence he
will 60 to the Convention. He will
be reelected State Central Commit
teeman from this, the llth, dis
trict.
The Sunday School class of the
Hunter Street Lutheran Church will
have a picnic festival at Buckeye
Park next Wednesday. A special
train will be placed at the disposal
of the committee. A pleasant time
anticipated.
Mr. Lawrence Yerges was called
to Cleveland last evening by the
death of his father -in-law, Judge
Keith, one of the prominent citizens
of that city. Mrs Yerges has been
at the bed side of her father for the
last two weeks.
The Ohio Industrial School Jour
nal of last week says.-''A grand
improvement is being made by put
ting in driveway and walk from
the main building to the hospital. A
Logan firm is dong the. work and
MIR. Weitzel of that city is srperint-
ending it."
Our readers will be interest ed in
reading Bruce's letters from the
Worlds Fair. He gives better to be
understood description of the White
City than any we have yet read. He
has more in store, from notes taken
during his weeks visit, and those of
our readers who can not 90 and see
for them selves, Will be pleasantly
told what is there to see.
The Shockey Band of Macarthur,
on its way to Columbus with the
Knights of St John, stopped over
Monday night, and entertained our
citizens with a very delightful con-
cert on the public square. The
:Shockey boys are near akin to Lo-
gan. they are cheerful to come when
called, they never disappoint. they
are the best band in southern Ohio.
We all hope to meet them and be Ell
tertained by them at our county
fair.
The Lancaster Knights are nice
fellows, ambitious and plous. They
do very well on dress parade, ccnsid.
eging they are Lancaster product.
But when it comes to showing fine
uniforms, handsome faces, brilliant
soldierly drill, they are pnt in ranks
beh ind Logan, and only get side
look from the Bishop and the Gov
ernor and other great people when
marching in reveiw, keeping step,
in order to keep in line, to the
time of Logan boys band.
The Lancaster Camp meeting is
now in progress, promising the
largest attendance for years. The
grounds are in excellent condition.
The ahlest ministers of the church
will be in attendance, and the lead
ing public men of the state Will be
present on stated occasions. Mr..
Wash Wvman, our former well
known and esteemed felloy citizen,
is in charge Of the hotel which is
assurance to the wayfarer of hosplt-
able entertainment. The railroad,
as announced elsewhere: gives special
rates.
About hundred Logan people
attended the Jubilee of Bishop
Watterson at Columbus on last Tues
day, returning ou the special train,
which arrived about one o'clock. All
in attendance report having had a
pleasant time, and witnessing a
grand celebration. Gov Mckinley,
the state and city officers, leading
citizens of all parties and religious
denominations, uniting in giving
testimony to worthy representa-
tive OF his church, and useful and
esteemed citizen Of his city. The
parade was an hour and a half III
passing the reviewing stand. Logan
in the lead. The line of march
covered about eight miles.