The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-06-22
PEHS0NALS.

Joe Mccullough, of Jacksonville
was in the city On Monday.
Mr.. Will Whitcraft Is again mucl
crippled with lame back.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Bowen
Sunday June 18th, a daughter.
Eugene Cable. of the NelsonvIlle
News attended the races last week
Edward Cobie aud Miss Fannie
Smith were married on June 18th,
1898.
Mr. Mac rcnnsll and wife were
with friends and relatives here last
week.
Mr.. Webb Poston Jr., of Nelson.
willie was IN our city Friday and Sat
urday.
Dave Groves, of the Boys Indus
trial school Sundayed with his FAM
,ly here.
Rev. d. R. Moore attended the
commencement exercises at Oxford
last week.
A. E. McGraff, of Macarthur,
was here Friday and Saturday inter
ested In the races.
Miss Emma Dollison spent the
past week with Miss Ella Poland,
at New Plymouth.
Jesse Kern. who has been visiting
his parents here the past week, has
returned to Chicago.
Capt. John Cunningham and
Lieut.. Philip Goldney of Columbus
spent Sunday i'll Logan.
There was grand festival held
at Smiths Chapel Saturday night.
Many from here attended.
F. NJ. Mckay and wife, have re-
turned from their short trip to Mr..
McKay's home near Xenia.
Miss Loda Crawford has been en-
ployed as matron at the Orphans
Home vice Miss Maggie Kull resign
ed.
The Logan Lodge 1l9 X. of P.
will go to Union Furnace tonight
and institute a lodge at that
place.
Prof. Tolbert of Jackson, Ohio,
give some grand exhibition of hip
odrone and SKELETON wagon racing
at the Races last week.
The P. o. S. of A. will give a
grand picnic at Wright's Grove,
north of here, on the 4th. of July.
A grand time is anticipated.
Night Policeman Rauch and his
brother will open up meat shop
soon. They are men with push and
will make their efforts success.
The Twice Five Club was enter
tanned by ]. Bruce Dollison last
Tuesday evening. Discussion-l
"The Mission of Scientific Spirit"
Dan Downs, of the jackson Sun,
attended the races here last week. |
Dan is a jolly, good fellow and
knows a good horse when he sees
it,
Nelson Armstrong. County Audi
tor, has received a supply of OHIO
School Reports. Persons may get a
copy of same by applying at his Of
flee,
Henry Daum, formerly teacher
of the Mechanics Band here, now
in like business in Shawnee, was
In our city at the races Thurs
day.
We are glad to see Thad Allen,
foreman on the Valley Journal, able
to be out again. Thad has had six
month indoor seige with rheuma-
tism,
Geo and Jim Wright, the bright
sons of Hon. William Wright, have
returned home from Delaware,
where they have been attending
school,
The Shockey Band from McArth-
ur, brought with them their usual
good music at the racea here Friday
and Saturday. When we heard that
the Shockey boys had charge of the
music for those days we were assur-
ed that part success.
Mr. Will Acker, went to Cincin-
natl last week to accept a position
on the Cincinnati Tribune. Will is
an efficient printer and will meet
with success IN the Queen City.
Miss Lizzie Longstreth, daughter
OF j. ID. Longstreth, died at her
home near Union Furnace. SATURDAY.
of last week. MISS Longstreth was
much beloved by all who knew her,
and her death is sad Low to the
family and community.
Mr.. Marshall Harrington, who
graduated from the Princeton (N.
j. College last week returned home
Saturday. Marshall is one among
the many pupils that have gone out
from Logan Schools, and carried off
first honors IN foreign Universe /
ties.
The Shawnee Athletic Club failed
to show here Thurday evening of
last week. The attendance at their i
entertainment was not sufficient to
Justify them in playing. We un-
derstand they carry first class peo-
pie and we are sorry they were not
better patronized,