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

th,s week.
NJ. ID. Harrington was in Neiscn-
willie. Thursday of last week,
DIR. Switzcr of Union Furnace, /
was IN Logan on last Friday on
business.
Mrs I. @. Wright, is visiting Ter
brother +. p MAgee, at McArthnr
this week.
Attend the services at Lanras'cr
Camp Grounds Sunday. Low rates. |
All trains viii stop.
Oilwas struck near Gore lass week.
The we'll if properly ldped will
yield a paving production.
Trains WI stop at Lancaster
Camp Grounds Sunday .aue. 90. FIX
rursion ticketes on sale at low rates.
Chas Lvt'e, the popular clerk with
Stiers & Co. has returned home
from an extended visit in the
south.
Miss Iva Doilison, after an extend
eli visit among relatives in Ianes-
willie and Cambridge, has returned
home.
The City Council ordered new
crossings LAID en- Main st. of Hayden
Paving Blocks and the street re
graveled.
Erworth League day at Lancaster
Camp Grounds Saturday Aug 10Th.
rs cents round trip, good for return
until Sunday.
Miss Cara Parker, after an absence
of fifteen months in the west has re-
turned home, accompanied by her
Grandma Mrs Ashton.
Mrs. Mary Grow. an aged lady,
sister Of j. +. Trltsch, diel at the
home of her SON. Jno Grow, " edneS-
day morning of last week.
The Knights of Pythias at Union
Furnace, will give a grand Lawn
Festival, Saturday evening of this
week, benefit of their lod ,e.
Several persons from here went
to the Lapcaster Camp grounds to
hear Rev John St.John deliver his
celebrated temperance lectures.
Mrs. Frank Lehman will occupy
4he Collins and Moore building with
lunch, ice cream etc. during the Sol
diers Reunion here, Aug. % and "a
Miss Anna Barton, formerly High
School teacher here, has accepted a
similar position III Tacoma, Wash.
She left Tuesday of last week for
that city.
Since the city building has been
modelled, painted and thoroughly
renovated, it presents a very comley
appearance without, and Is habita-
Bile within.
The result of Fridays ball game
here, Logan VS. Lexington, was s to
Z in favor of Logan. Saturdays
game, Logan VS. Monday, the score
was to 5 in favor of Monday.
Mr. Will Suitpr returned last week
from the Worlds Fair. This is the
second time Mr. Suiter has been to
the Fair since it opened and he
thinks he is now beginning to have
some idea Of the magnitude OF this
great eYhibiton.
VIII Strentz, Harry Ambrose and
Harry Todd, returned from the
Worlds FAR on Wednesday of last
week. Harry Ambrose suffered the
loss of $4,000 while At the FAIR. In
returning the above amount to his
belt pocket, it vas placed by mis-
take between the belt and cloths, and
slipped through.
J. p. Henderson has Just complet-
ed and painted up in good style, two
of his patent rapping and mailing
machines for which he has orders
in ahead. They are the handsomest
an most complete machine for that
purpose we have ever seen, and in-so-
much as the machine is a success, so
will the sale of the prove success
for as many As he can make.
The Cycle race at tie Fair Ground
last Friday evening was grand
success, several hundred people were
IN attendance and expressed them
selves IS being highly entertained.
The race was five mile handicap,
with five prizes at stake. There
were seven starters: Chas LulZ and
Frank Pond Oh scratch; Len Site, s
l65 yds; Chas Oaks 24Oyds; Webb
Kontner 400; Tom Wright 800; w.
Harden Gl5yds. The result was:-
lst Hardcn-prlze Cyolometer; end
0aks-prlze,S Sweaters Lntz-prize,
Silver Cup; 4th Stiers-prizc, Cycle
.'Shoe>; 5th Pond-prize. Gold Studs;
9th Wright-no prize. kontner with
drew on the 5th lap. Harden, being 2
new rider. rather surprised the boys.
lie is now receiving score of chal-
acnges to run scratch races at anv
distance named. 1t seems that the
unsuccessful ones are not satisfied to
let the honors rest with the new
winner, hut will make him strive 20
retain them. Let the strife continue.
1t is honest competition for suprem-
acy, it develops muscle and affords
great entertainment for the amuse-
mentioning public.