The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-09-27
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The ".nalplng OF tae te"h i'i
Natural Gas is nearly completed.
The Contractors are pushing the
work on Chas. Frash's residence
rapidly.
Mrs. Hester kanode left this
morning for tri-month Visit W I'll
friends in Chicago.
In. Collins has purchased lot
on Cherry Avenue of NJ. Pond on
which he purposes to build resi-
dence.
Three Harvest Excursions Wes,
Sept. 11th. 25ht, and Oct. 9Th. Call
on c. w. Schwenke, Agent Logan
o. for particulars.
N. w. Hambiin and lady left
this morning for months visit
among relatives in the State OF New
York and Pennsylvania.
Sept. II, 2o and Oct. y rates
will be about half fare and will give
YOU splendid opportunity to visit
The West at small expense.
Miss Maggie Walker, who has
been visiting with her aunt. Mrs.
Charles Becker, of this place, return
ed to McAr.hur this morning.
Rev. Rudisil is attending the
NJ. E. Conference in Jackson this
week. His many friends in Logan
hope he will be continued here.
Col. Lee Crcsap of Pensacola,
Florida, is assisting Bruce Dollison
on the New Ohio Democrat, aud is
giving very excellent editorial SER
vice.
Memorial services for FIR. Ma
hony. lately deceased, are given in
St Johns church to-day. Key.
Mullern of Columbus Cathedral de-
liyers the memorial sermon.
Mr.. McCray, agent for the
Michigan Mutual IRs. Co., paid Oh
last Saturday, the heirs of Charles
Engle, the life insurance and ac'
crued dividends, 100000.
Col. Kelly of the Lancaster
Eagle Sundayed in Logan, the gues
of fGov. Pursell. Logan has excclien
church facilities, and the brethern il
the back suburbs are aware of tht
fact
The first frost Of the season ap
peared Monday morning, Sept. "a
This is not specially an interesting
item, but is made a matter of record
for future generations. The tros'
did no injury.
Miss Julia Montgomery gave
party last evening to her friends, tn
occasion being her Majority Ami
versary. About a hundred of a com
'papy constituted the party and al
had pleasant time.
internal Collector of Revenue
McMahon was in the city yesterday
looking up the "Seyeu up" an
other kindred industries; in othe
words, attending to the matter o
taxing playing cards.
The Pythian Sisters held thel
6rst anniversary meeting on las
Monday evening. About fort
ladies with their husbands an
friends, constituted jolly party
who held a pleasant banquet
Aontgomery's.
The Sisters of Charity frol
the convent of the good shephei
Columbus were in the city tn
w..ek selling articles of childrei
clothing made ~ the inmates of Il
Institution, and had a liberal pa
ronaee from the charitable peop
of Logan.
Col. Weldy bought at Sheri
Sale on last Saturday, the Aifr
tract, the Base Ball grounds, abo
IA acres for s1475.00. The CO
proposes laying it out into lots, al
making an addition, the Weldy A
dition to the Queen City. t
grounds are convenient, accessible, a.
will make desirable homes.
Mr.. Frank Winters, one of t
prominent Hardware men of La
caster WAS in the City on Monds
inspecting the product of the Moth
well Works. with a view to handli
. the goods in his trade. MIR. Wint'
has many good personal friends
Logan and his visits whether
pleasure or business, are aiwa
warmly welcomed.
Mr.. J. j.. Tritsch celebrated
fist birthday on last Monday eve
ing. His family held reunion. a
pleasant time was had. Mr.. Trltt
has been a citizen of Logan
nearly forty years and is yet one
our most eaterprising and pub
spirited nsen. lie is hale and hear
and tho SeSTyNEI.. ina conuratulatI