The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-08-31

iativcs,
Next Monday is Labor Day, and
by Legislative enactment, is legal
Holiday.
Mrs Ella Guirin of Minneapolis
Mlnn. is spending feW weeks IL
this city.
There will be a meeting of 'tht
-Pythian Sisters at Pythlan Hal, FRI
day, Sept lst, at o'clock.
The Hooking Cycle Clab will
make a run to Columbus Sept. 3rd.
starting at 5 o'clock sharp.
Mr. Will Gage left last Monday
for the city of Columbus where he
will remain for a week or more.
Rev. Matthias and wife, Of Dayton,
where the Rev. has charge of the
u. B. Church, are visiting friends
in Logan this week.
j. T. Daniels night operator OF
the C. II. v. & T. Ry. of this city
attended a party at New Straitsville
last Monday evening.
Judge Huffman was in our city yes
aerday eonferring with the Bar, IL
setting the docket for the next court,
commencing, Sept. llth.
The State Fair is ia progress this
week. The attendance is large and
attractions unusually inter esting.
Tomorrow will be the Big Day.
Tom Sunderland and Frank Nc
Manigal rode to Athens and Middle
port one day last week on thell
wheels distance Of 80 miles in 10
hours.
Prohibition basket picnic at Max
vile o. Tuesday, Sept. 18th. Com.
,mencing at 10 O'Clock P. M.
Speeches by Gen Logan and Others.
All are invited.
The Teachers Institute is in pro-
gress. Prof. Hartzler, the accomp
lished superintendent of the New
ark schools, IS assisting Prof. Ray
man this week.
Bert Engle and Harry S. Green
were the guests of Will Finney the
popular agent for the G. III. V. &
r. Rv. and Telegraph operator at
Rockbridge last Sunday.
Charles Logan, once upon time
editor and publisher of paper In
our city, passed through our town
on last Friday or his way from
Chicago, to his old home in Athens.
The Misses Rose and Sadie Stare,
and Miss Marie Campbell, of New
ark. we're visitors IN Logan this
week, guests of the Misses Green,
on North Mulberry Street.
The mining question in the Hook
ing Valley has been settled. The
miners make such terms with the
respective operators as can bt
agreed upon. Work will re sumo Al
once.
Miss Annie Kreig, who has been
for several months at the Magnetic
Springs under treatment for chronic
rheumatism, has returned home
much improved, and it is hoped will
soon be entirely we'll.
Andy NunemaeKer, of the firm O.
Hamblin and PleuKarp, of our cit.
IS, we dare to assert, the Champion
cyclest of the state. He left las
Wednesday on a trip of business ant
pleasure, going to Springfield, Day
ton, Cincinnati and other cities, re-
tJtnlng today from Marion. He ha
travelled eight days, averaging on
hundred miles day. He made tn
trip from Marion, fifty miles nortl
of Columbus, to Logan to day, a dis
tance of one hundred miles In Ell. b
hours. If there is another youn:
man in Ohio who has the Skill ant
endurance of our Andy, We woul(
like 70 hear Of him.
On last Saturday morning, Leo
the IA year old son of Mr.. P. J
Canty, was kicked by horse whil'
currying it. The boy was standing
behind the horse, and without
warning, the animal kicked wit
both feet. The boy received
blow from one foot On the side O
the head. above the ear, fracturin
the skull. lie lay unconscious fo
forty eight hours. At this writin
he is recovering and it is hoped Wi
soon be well and out again. Leo
one of our brightest, most lndustri
ous and dutiful little boys, the prid
and hope of his family, and his re
covery will bring great JOY an
pleasure to his own, and to the en-
tire community. His aged gran
mother, with whom be makes hi
home, was so shocked at the acci
dent, that for time her life W.
despaired of. 1t is pleasant to stat
that she is recovering.
Attention is called to the stat'
ment of the First Bank of LogaI
published elswhere. This bank
one of the Oldest institutions of oil
town, the pri.le and glory of OF
people. 1t has weathered evel
storm; met every crash or cris
with unyielding and unbending re
tltude; protecting first its deposlto
whose money it holds in sacrt
trust. next accommodating as the
can, the business men who desi