The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-06-22
Local and Personal.
FOREIGN SUBsCRIBERs.
Additional personals on 4th. page.


Philip Phillips at Remples Oper
House June 2Gth, 9th, an
2Sth.
Uncle George Green, of st. 10
sephs, was visiter IN Logan las
week arranging for an excursion t.
Somerset on the 4th, where an ole
fashioned, free dinner, celebration
will be held.
Harrlngton's second personal con
Quoted excursion to the Worlds Fai
via Buckeye Route June 26th. Fai
$2l.5G including round trip day
admissions to Fair and lodging
See small bills.
Jack Wright, the handsome an,
brilliant barrister of Lancaster wa
avisitor in Logan last week, having
pleasant time among old friend
upon his native health. Jack is al
ways at home in Logan.
Miss Lizzie Kintz, niece of Mr.
Thos. Kintz died at the Eome OF
her mother in Furnacetown on last
Saturday. Her remains were taker
for interment at Somerset, where
her father and brother are buried,
Oh last Sunday.
Auditor Jim Barret of Perry was g
v,sltorln Logan last Friday. He wa,
not attracted here Ly Horse Races.
lie made that an excuse to fool the
other fellow. Jim comes to Logan
when there is no race on hand except
the one he is entered in himself.
Mayor Carpenter of Lancaster,
topped out with welcome visitor
In Logan last Friday. He was given
the freedom of the city and free
pass to the races. lie is cordially
invited to come again and give an
other chance to make his visit pleas
ant.
Senator Brice has recommended
for pension examiners in this county,
Dr.. Mansfield, Smith and Campbell.
These gentlemen will do justice to
the pensioners. They are capable
surgeons, honorable gentlemen, and
the duties of their trust will be faith
fI!ly performed.
Rev Woucben, the newly installed
minister of the Hunter street Luth-
eran church is making many friends
among all the good people of Logan.
He is an accomplished scholar, a re-
fined, christian gentleman and We
beSpeak for him, in his ministerial
and social relations, "a happy home iii
Logan.
Lewis Green and daughters, Alma
and Grace, are in Newark to-day at
tending the Phil Cuilinan Dcnoc-
ratio Senatorial convention. Editor
Green will vouch for his pupil and
successor, Editor Cu'!!nan, the con-
vention will nominate him for Sen
ator and the young Logan ladies
will present TIE boquet.
Mr. w n England has been ap-
pointed by the Columbus courts,
Receiver of the Raccoon Coat Co.
property. The appointment was
made at the request of Columbus
creditors. Mr.. England is aprad
ent business man. and his selection
for this responsible trust, will he
approved by all parties concerned.
Mr.. Green has given Maggie Nc
Carthy position as clerk i'll the L.
gan post Office. Miss Maggie is a
good, industrious girl, and will do
her best to accommodate the patrons
of the post office. She will, we hope
be granted kindly indulgence for
a time on account of inexperience,
by reasonable, far minded peo-
pie.
Editor Mckay and wife, after a
pleasant visit among friends in
Clinton county, have returned home,
and are receiving congratulations
from ther friends. Hostilities will
the vile contemporary, are for the
present, in state of mastery IN
activity. Moses gave a newly mar
ried man, year of exemption from
military service. evil not give
Mckay that long, but will let him
alone for while.
Col. and Admiral Tonery Barleon,
III full uniform, was the guest OF
our city last Friday. The distin.
guished navigator Of Gander Greek
was mistaken by the barbarions
from Lanca ster, Jack Wright, Gov
Heister, the Eaglet Kelly, and the
Mayor IN white hat-as the other
Spanish Duke, descendent Of Colnm-
bus. Bro Barleon attended the
races and placed his money in his
safest, his pants pocket. lie was
winner because he is wise and bet
nothing.
DR.. Dollison, our esteemed neigh.
Dor and weather signal service re-
porter, and Miss Maggie Kull, the
very excellent Matron of the Or.
phans Home, were married in Col
umbus on last Wednesday by Henry
Stauffcr Y. ID. NJ. We would not
make any mention of this happy
event, because We got no cake, ey-
cept that the worthy weather Bureau
man, IN his forgetfulneSs of the
printer has not neglected the ther.
mometer and keeps high barometer
and hot weather. The bulletins OF
the week past, regularly reporting
"Fair. Warmer, Occasional Showers,
Winds Shifting"
The Logan Business College Co.
has employed Prof. w. II. Fisher
of CIrcleVIllp a graduate from tba