The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-08-24

DOnOyan-ArtiStic Tailor.
Current local news on fist page.
Married, Mr Frank w. Seman
and Miss Bell Vanhorn.
Miss Essie S Reber of Clrclevllle,
is the guest this week of her brother
Cal.
Sickness of our printers, delayed
the paper coming ont on time this
week.
The families of Coils Sands and
Rempel spent Sunday at Rock
House.
Mr. w Flemming, wifi. and son of
Evansville. are visiting S. b: Grow
and familey.
Postmasters are authorized to
receive subscriptions for the Cam
paign SENTINEL.
MFR. and Mrs. Chas Stlckel, of
near Somerset, o., were visitors IN
our town this week,
Fr Lininger will leave on Sunday
afternoon for week visit 10 his SIS
ter in Newark n. j.
Rev Wuebben, Sr and wife, who
have been visiting their son have re-
turned to Minnesota.
The festival given by the X of L
at Union Furnace last Saturday even
ng was grand success.
Mrs Margaret Griffin and daugh-
ter of Columbus are visiting Mr. "A.
NIcCourtney and family.
Post master Dan Davis of Haynes
was In the city Monday, Oh business
before the probate court.
Miss Gertrude Tracy who has
been spending her vacation in Col
umbus, has returned to Logan.
The Reunion is in PROCESS to-day.
The comrades are having pleasant
time. Particulars given next week.
Miss Cora DoIIlson of Cambridge
AMI Miss Maude Dolllson, of Zanes-
Vile, are visiting relatives i'll Logan.
Mr. Reuben Culver, general mana
ger of the Veetersbdrg. Ind, Clay
Works is visiting in the city this
week.
ST Rambeau, the dlscoverer of
the blackberry Blossom, is at the
Reunion with his celebrated IA tn.
drum corps.
Rufus Reber is visiting in Charles
ton w. Va. this week, the guest OF
his brother. Col Mandus, editor OF
The Safe Tribune.
BRING US SOMETHING TO
EAT. Don't bother about cash.
We can't ca. Money. We thrive on
Country Produce.
The X. of p. of Murry held re-
union on last Saturday. A pleasant
me was had. o. w. II. Wright
made an elegant address.
The Odd Fellows Temple is rapid
ly approaching completion, Already
five applications have been made Tor
the two business rooms.
The Campaign SENTINEL four
months for 25 cents. About one
cent per week. Every Democrat
In the county should subscribe.
The Marshield Band is furnish
Ing pleasant music for the Reunion.
A little Miss in her teens is the nov
el aud pretty leader of the band.
Mrs W. II. Baker who has been
making an extended visit with
friends in Logan, will return TO her
home in Des Moines, Iowa, Satur-
day.
A surprise party was given Rev.
Gordon of Smiths Chapel on last
Wednesday evening. The presents
were numerous elegant and appro
nate.
The family of Mr.. Geo Krinn of
n ar Gibisopville is sorely afflicted.
One child died of diptheria last
week and the eight other children
are scriously sick.
We would think from the yeowles
of the Gazette about the pensions,
that some one connected with that
paper either had lost a pension, or
was about to lose it.
Col Taylor will make speech at
Sugar Grove Saturday afternoon.
lie promises to make speech in Lo
gal during the campaign. He will
ha e an interesting audience.
Mr. and Mrs Will Gould, married
r.;ently in New York, will be home
il Logan on Friday evening. Will
and his bride will have warm wei
come from many friends in the old
home.
Mr. Dan Lappen has returned from
the Worlds Fair much pleased witt
his visit. From the pleasant way h'
tells of things, it is is evident h'
had another kiss of the celebrate.
stone of Blarney Castle.
We have satisfactory evidence
that the Athens Peach Crop is :
fast. The peaches are good
Address Tim Warden, Dealer il
fruits, Athens O., and tine best, a
cheapest prices will be promptly
sent.
The Treasurer of Logan Village
has ON hand, cash. with which to