The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-07-20
NEWS.
Base Ball Saturday.

s3rd. ss.O from Logan.
Attend the game of Base Ball Sat
uaday. admission 10 cents.
Gen. Tom Powell of Columbus,
was in the city on monday, attorney
for the creditors in the Raccoon
Coal Co. cases.
Mr. Chas Keynes, accompanied
the Misses Moore and Westenhaver
started to the Worlds Fa r,
Tuesday morning.
Eight dollars Round trip to Chi
cago from Logan, tickets good for
10 days, account, Excursion of Com
mercial Travellers. Join the crowd.
Last Friday, duplication of the
heat of the Friday before, the ther--
mometer registering 100 in the
shade at Rebers at 2 P. M.
The church people, in Rev Orn-
DORIS circuit, will have Sunday
school picnic at Ash Cave on Satur-
day, Aug. 10th. A pleasant time
is antici pated.
The Hooking Cycle Club, will
leave their club rooms next Sunday
July %, for club run to New
Straltsville. Start at eight O'Clock,
A M and return IN the afternoon.
The GAINESVILLE Sunday News,
notes that, ssEd L Davenport, the
genial Local Editor of the Logan
Republican Gazette, was welcome
visitor among the brethren in Zanes-
Vile Friday and Saturday of last
week"
The ringing of locomotive bell
at the depot last Monday night, ere
ated an alarm of6re. The engine and
horses made an imposing appearance
on our streets, suggesting the pro-
priety of having a mounted police,
as finishing touch to the horse eq.
uipment of the city fire department.
DIR Rainey who has effected some
wonderful cures OF Cancer, has a
letter from John Strong of North
Berne, for some time under the doc.
tors treatment, saying he is entirely
we'll of this dread disorder. The doc
tors treatment Is by salve, the in
gradients of which are known only
to himself.
FIR Cady, for the last nineteen
years Rector of the st Johns Catholic
Church, obtained permission from
Bishop Waterson, to retire from act
i've ministerial work, and in a short
time will leave Logan. His depart
ure causes sincere regret among all
our citizens. His successor, FIR Lin
enger of Millersberg, arrived on last
Tuesday morning.
The festival given by the Ladies
of st Johns Church on last Saturday
afternoon and evening in the Collins
Building was a great success, both
as social reunion of all our people,
and as financial venture. Repres
entatlve people of all churches and
classes attended. 1t was Christian
throughout. The proceeds amount
to about 10000.
The Lancaster camp meeting opens
on Angus. 9th, with every propect
of being the largestchurch gathering
of the year. Aug 18th will be
Temperance Day, Ex Gov st John of
Kansas, and Mrs Nichols of the w
G I U OF Ohio will be the speakers.
Aug, 18th, will be Grand Army
Day. Gov Mckinley and Gen Glib
son will be the speakers.
On last Friday morning, Mr.. G.
w. James, overcome with the heat,
fell on the pavement in front of his
residence, bruising his face very
badly. He is one of our oldest cit
izens, in Ills eighty fourth year, and
the fall is a tolerably hard knock
down, but he is of old Virginny
stock, tough. hardy. healthy and we
hope he will soon be able to be out
and about again.
Gen Enochs Of Ironton, the pres
eut congressman, rejected last fall
died suddenly on last Wednesday
night. He was in usual health and
spirits during the day, retiring at
his usual hour. He was found dead
in bed the next morning. Gen
Enochs was one of the useful, pop.
ular public men of southern Ohio,
and his death occasions profound
sorrow among his hosts of friends of
all parties.
Grandfather, Tim McGravy, died
on last Tuesday In Nelsonville, where
for some years past, he had been
making his home with his daughter,
Mrs Gilmore. McGravy was one of
the early settlers of Logan and one
of the very Oldest of our citizens,
being in the "a year of his age at
the time of bis death. His remains
were inferred in Oak Grove Gem
etery, FIR Cady conducting the :e-
ligious services.
The good people of St Joseph's
will hold their annual Picnic this
year on the 9th, of August, and in
vlte the people of Logan and vicinity
to pay them visit on that social
OCCASION The St Josephs Picnlcs
are pleasant festivals. They are not
mercenary schemes. not boisterous
frolics; not stolld seauces nor iniin
wardances. The Picnics are pleas
ant, social, Perry County reunions
where the young and old of the
neighborhood meet together, and
over the good dinner prepared, re-
new their friendship and pledge
fealty to the practices of hospitality
bequeathed them by their ancestors.
Hooking County is largely made up
of cmigrants from Perry county,
and the 9th Of August will offer