The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-07-27

UOnOVan-ArC1SClC IdIiOF
DIR Raudbeugh of Marysville wa:
a Logan visiter last Saturday.
Mrs Ira Gage of Columbus is visit
ing friends in Logan this week
Mr. and Mrs Flave Cas-. are spend
ing this week at the Worlds Fair
We give a pleasant letter from
Our Bruce on the 4th, page of tEi'
issue.
Mrs Frank Magee of Macarthur
Sundayed in Logan, the guest OF
Mrs DIR Wright.
Miss Emma Floyd, after . six
weeks visit IN Chicago, returned
home last Monday.
Lots of our people are attending
the Macarthur races. Tomorrow, it is
promised, will be big day.
Edward Angle and Harry S. Green
both of the SENTINEL will take in
the races at Macarthur tomorrow.
Miss Bertha Wright gave picnic
to her Sunday School class last
Thursday at Rcmpels Grove, all re-
port good time.
Mr. r E Hamblin, the popular and
efficient Steward of the Toledo
Asylum, spent Sunday with relatives
and friends In Logan.
Miss Emma Petty, recently post
Office clerk has gone to Chicago
where she will make Ter future
home with her brother.
MIR Geo Lloyd has been appointed
port master at San Run. He was
reccommened by the County Democ-
ratio executive committee.
Miss Ethel Wright of yashington
City is visiting friends and relatives
in Logan this week, the guest of her
cousin Miss Halle Pursell.
Col Weldy aad Frank Blasius
have returned from Chicago. and
are delivering interesting lectures to
their friends on the wonders of the
Worlds Fair.
The incident of the diamond pin.
mentioned in last weeks Journal, is
funny. We Il ou ,ht so at the time
it happened, and published it, near
ly two years ago.
Col Landman the warm haired
and red hearted travelling passenger
agent of the Buckeye Route was in
the city last week, looking up an
excursion to the Ash Cave.
Col Wall. the enterprising secre-
tary of the Gallipolis Fair, was IN
the city o-day extending invitations
to our citizens to come and see the
greatest fair in Southern Ohio.
FIR Cady has gone to French Lick
springs Ind. a noted health resort,
where he will remain probably dur
the Summer. The best wishes of his
many friends in Logan 60 with
him.
The man in the moon gives us
some photographs he has taken of
Logan. Ills meants and comments
are presented in good nature, and
can be considered for what they are
worth.
Bro Frank Magee Of the McArth.
mr. Enquirer c"me up to Logan la
Saturday. The Colored campmeet-
ing opened service. tie returned
Monday, and the merry go-round left
with him.
Rev Lininger has taken pastoral
charge of st Johns Church. His
sister is his ho use keeper. We be-
speak for him hearty welcome
from his parishonerers. and the good
people of Logan.
"We stop the press to announce
that j Bruce got home safe and
sound and chuck full to the brim
with Worlds Fair notes and notions.
An additional letter dispatched from
the White City did not reach US in
time but will be published next
week.
The knights of St John, 27 in
number, have ordered new uni
forms, AMI will attend the Jubilee
of Bishop Watterson. in Columbus
on August sth., in a body. In their
stylish uniforms and with accustom-
ed good repute we hope TO rec our
Logan boys carry off the honors of
the parade.
Mr. Chas Smith and wife, our for
mer fellow towns-people, of Corning
were welcome visitorsin this city last
week. Mrs Smith, our Gusta Pryor,
is employed bv the schools OF that
place in securing archaeological
specimens, and In this field of geo
logic research, she is having CRAFTY
ing success.
Frank Baird, general manager of
the Union Iron works at buffalo,
passed through Logan on last Sun
day on flying visit to Bairds Fur
mace. proposing to test Farmer Will
lards skill in the manufacture of the
early potato. The many friends of
Frank will be glad to know he is
we'll and doing we'll.
Miss Maggie White of North
Walnut street gave pleasant party
on Wednesday of last week to her
friend, Miss Bertha Smith of Sand
Run, sister of Mrs DR. Lyons. The
party was a genial one and the good