The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-09-14
NEWS.
Court convened Monday

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Court convened Monday.
7, c. Barrett, specia! pension eX-
.aminer, was i'll Logan the past
week.
Dennis Noonan has been confined
at his home the past week with
'rhematlSm.
Mr. and Mrs J. Bruce Dollison at
tended the Cycle races at Columbus,
last week,
A large number from here attend
ed the Ringling Bros circus in Col
umbus last Monday.
Mrs A Goodlive and daughter
Emma of Roseville, is visiting rela-
'tives in Logan this week.
Mrs d. j. Cresap, returned Fri
day from a weeks visit with her
daughter, Mrs w. Poston, at Mel
Sonvllle.
Mr. A. Is. Horn, is able to have
charge of his Clay v orks again,
after having nursed a sprained ankle
for two weeks.
John Strentz, Maynard Pond and
Jake Fox OF here were among the
Vets that marched through the streets
of Indianapolis last week.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Mumford, re-
turned last Friday from their ex
tensive trip through the western
states and 10 the " orId S Fair.
Con. Weitzell has accepted "a posi-
tioI with the Columbus Coal Go.
Con is an able business man, and
will pIoye efficient in his situation.
Mr. Walter and Ed Rochester
have returned from Groshen Va. to
spend few weeks vacation at home,
while work Is slack at the Furnace
where they were employed.
Chas I4utz and Bert Oaks, were
entered IN the races ut the Columbus
Tournament, but their wheels we're
So heavy in comparison to the racers
there, that they could not qualify.
Oscar Nicholas, Of New York,
stopped here enroute for the World, 5
Fair. lie was joined here by Lol.
Rempel. They enjoyed the sights
of the " bite City together the past
week.
The Straitsville Base Ball team
played against the Logan team here,
on Friday of last week. There was
no room for argument. They were
masters of the art, and carried off
the laurels, three to one.
About fifty persons from Logan
went up to the Cycle races at Colum
bus last week. Logan is an enthusi
astic wheel town and probably has
more good bicycles in it than any
town of its size in the state.
A very pleasant social was given
by the Junior Members of the Chris
tian Eudeaver Society last Tuesday
evening, at the residence of Mr. Chas
Bowen. Quite delightful musical
programme was rendered under the
direction of Mrs Bowen Those as
sisting were Misses Lucy Wright,
Ruth, Ella and Robin Rochester,
Jessie and Bertha McManigal, Misses
Hoyt, Gallagher, and Mable Rose.
The affair was charming SUCCESS,
both financially and socially.
The Logan Base Ball Park is be-
ing overhauled and put IN shape
for the Fall series of games TO BE-,
played here. Tickets have been Sc
cured and light admission cf ten
cents will hereafter be charged 10
assist the boys in defraying expenses
Our boys play good game of bail.
They have been unfortunate all sum
mer IN playing clubs far their
superiors, but have won more games
than they have lost. They deserve
the support and encouragement of
our people. They get nothing for
their playing except the honors that
come with victory, and ask, that in
defeat, the sore heads that would
not give nlckle towards the sport,
hold 10 themselves their harsh crit
icisms andbear the Impleasantness
as pleasantly as do they, the players
Defeat is hard enough to our boys
with out there being added thereto,
the coarse jeers of a few klckers.
Give them ecouragement in kind
words and afew dimes and they Will
successfully play any amatures in the
State.