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

Miss Mable PoSton, of Nelsonyillc
is visiting relatives in Logan.
DR. &. w. Dollison is rppainting
his residence on West Main St.
Miss Nan Gallagher, of Columbus,
is with relatives in Logan for few
weeks.
Webb Poston .Jr.. of Nelsonvllle.
was in Logan few days last week
on business.
President Sanders, of Otterbein
tniveislt' will lectu at Il L. Is.
church, thiS evening.
Many families from here are NOV .
ing to the Lancaster Camp Grounds
iur few weeks outing.
We are sorry to learn that K. B
Comfy is quite sick at the residence
of his father in law, Rev. J. +.
Williams.
A telegram from L. ID. Vickers,
announces thRt he has safety reached
Tacoma, Wash. on his extended
western trip.
Miss Emma Downey, has returned
home from the Worlds Fair. She
has spent more than two months at
the White City.
J J Rhodehayer, Of NeWcomb,
Tenn, is in Logan this week looking
after business and shaking hands
with bis old friends.
Logan ball team distinguished
themselves, in the game VS.. Lancas
ter team at Buckeye Park, Wednes =
day of last week, Score to3 in
favor of our team.
The ball game between the Logan
and Nelsonvllle printers, set for last
Friday was declared off by request
of Nelsonville prints. Game viii be
called for some future date.
James Smith, colored, was bought
in last week from Macarthur, and
lodged in our Jail for safe keeping.
lie got inflated with the Fair, and
split a mans face with his razor.
The Eighty Second Annual Ohio
Conference of the NJ E LhIrch will
be held at Lancaster, commencing
September 18th, continuing one
week. More than ESQ ministers
will be placed. Bishop Cyrus ID.
Foss will preside.
The Y. Journal says of the Mer
chants Picnic, that all the pretty
girls and gay parasols. romping boys
and men and women were loaded.
We hadn't noticed this feature of
the picnic. but ''If you see it in the
journal, it is So"
The cycle road race from Logan
10 liaydenville and return, set tor
last Monday evening was declared
off, because of the road having been
recently grayeled. 1t is thought
the competition Will take place Oh
the track Friday or saturday of this
week.
Harvey Gross, of Haydenville,
had his horse run away as he was en-
tering our city Sunday. Harvey was
thrown out but not seriously hurt.
The horse dashed into the iron feuce
at ID. Wright's residence and knock
ed down several Panels. The horse
was not hurt; buggy considerably
wrenched out Of shape.
The Prohibitionists of Hooking
County at a union meeting held at
Carpenters Grove, near Enterprise
on Wednesday of last week, nomin-I
ated the following ticket for the
November election. For Represen-
ratlve, Rev J w Stiverson. For
Sheriff, }. w. Knife. For Clerk of
Court, G. V. McBroom. For com
missioner, Chas Shaw. For Infrm-
ary Director, Julian Parrott. The
meeting was addressed by Rev. G.
p. Macklin, candidate for Gov
enor.
Henry Lutz, our efficient city en-
gineer and mechanic has recently
put into operation in his machine
shops, an electric plating machine,
will which he Is doing most elegant
nickleplating. He has plated the en-.
tire metallic portions ofhis Cleveland
No bicycle, SO that 1t looks like
streak of light as it whills through
Oul streets. Mr. Lutz, however. is
an unkind soul. He slid into cur
office, when no one expected an in
truder, and nolselessly skulked away
with one Of our composing sticks,
causing series of hasty censures to
follow the last tramp printer that
had gone out from among us. But,
hasty, indeed, were those words of
censure, and as hastily were they
retracted when the next morning, in
the self same pl ace was the
self same stick; but alas, it had
changed its costume. 1t was i mir |
ror in itself. Had the touch of the
tramp typo turned it into silver? o,
no, it was the work of that unkind |
Henry Lutz. A little electricity, a
little nIckle metal, wonderful!
skill, and there it is, perfect beau
ty. /