The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-08-17

Dr. Thompson the learned and energ
eiic President OF the Miami University
is visitor ir this city this week, tn,
guest Rev: Moore.
Aunty Borland, foster mother of Mr'
Ed. Baker and well known and loved by
all our older citizens, died at her HON,
in Lancaster Y ,sterdy, at the advanced
age of sc years.
Miss Grace Davis of Athens is
visiting in Logan this week, the
guest of her cousin Jessie Mans
field.
Mrs Albert MIckie and daughter
of Indianapolis, were visitors in our
city last week, guests of Mrs MicKie's
uacle, Col. Weldy.
THIS locality is suffering from
drouth. There has no rain of consi-
quence fallen forthe last two weeks,
and the fears are that the hill corn
crop will be a failure.
Gus Magoon was IN New Lexing-
ton last week and sold.a car of Lo-
gan Hayden paving brick. The paw
ing will be in front of the Bank
Building, extending to the post of
ficc-
:: The Hooking Co. Teachers Insti-.
tute convenes next Monday August
2lst. All teachers and friends of
the teachers are invited to attend.
IL is desired to make this profita-
bic and pleasant Institute.
The dissatisfaction IN the mining
regins has been settled, the miners
agreeing TO accept the company
notes for 80 days in pay for work.
This is the best that could be done,
all that could be done, or suspension
of work.
The Ladies interested in the Or
ganization of the Pytheian Sisters
Lodge, viii please meet in t6e pre-
limlnary convention at the II. of p
hall in the James Block, on Friday
at two o'clock P M. 1t is requested
that they be prepared with fees to
effect permanent organization.
Miss Blanch Wright gave a pleas
ant party on last Thursday evening
to her cousins, Miss Ethel Wright
of Washington City, and Miss
Thomas of Delaware. the company
were entertained with music by
the Misses Blasius, Warner, Thom-
a, Collins. Ambrose, and the talent
ed hostess and her mother.
The Rooster has again been chosen
as the Democratic emblem for this
campaign. The Rooster and the
farm product he represents is the
most profitable, prolific crop in our
country. For ''revenue only" he
beats the sheep, and as fighter and
free trader, he is every ounce dem
ocrat.
Miss Maggie Mccarthy, the pop
ular post office clerk, had leave of
absence Yesterday afternoon to take
her Sunday school class to the Luth
eran picnic at Buckeye Park, where
the pleasure she takes and gives,
waiting en- the patrons of the post.
office, was supplemented by the wait
on the little Sunday School folks,
giving something as relishable as a
love letter. goodies to eat.
We had pleasant call yesterday
from Miss Annie Gear, the accomp-
lishcd and handsome daughter of
Senator Gear of Wyandot, the guest
this week of her Aunt Mrs Josie
Rochester. Miss Annie has made
many friends in Logan; as genial as
her distinguished father, as good
democrat, and much better look
ing. We hore she may come often
and stay longsr.
We regret that in short time,
Mrs. McClintock, one of our good
Logan women, will remove to Tenn
esse and make her future home at
Newcomb with her son, DR.. Frank
McClintock. In leaving Logan,
Mrs. McClintock leaves many
friends, who extend good wishes
and bespeak for her as many warm
friends to welcome her in her new
home as she leaves in Logan regret
ing her departure.
The X. of p. are talking of reviv-
ing the uniformed class, and again
renewing the Drill exercise. The X
of p is compo 'ed Of the leading
Young men of our city, and when,
some years ago they were uniformed,
and IN good drill practice, they were
regarded as the finest appearing
body in Southern Ohio. We hope
to see the young men of this order
"Dress up" and show themselves.
We don't want to see the X of St J
wholly possess this town without
competition. The young men are like
iy to get vain, and lose their pres
tige.