The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-06-21

| Jnstice j. II. Mine OF Enterprise
was visitor in Logan last Monday,
Mrs. r. w. Keynes is building an
addition to her residence on South
Market St.
Half Fare every Sunday during
June July and August via c. Fl. V
& T R'y.
The Clay Manufactures began
work this morning, this is the begin
ing of the boom.
ALI our Logan college boys are
now home fo~ vacation, they are all
hearty and happy.
Judge Friesner was in attendance
at the a iourned session of court on
last Thursday and Friday.
Master Wayne Armstrong and
sisters have returned from a visit a
mong relatives i'll South Perry.
Miss Wochter of the Lithopo-
lis News. was the guest this weeeK
of Prof. Rayman and wife, in Lo-
gan.
Miss Fannie Nunemaker has re-
turned home from Columbus, where
she has been attending school the
past year.
Mrs w. Nj. Bowen gave very
pleasant party on last Friday evening
in honor of her guest, Miss Tuthill, of
Lancaster.
"A large crowd Will go to
see the great water circus and enjoy
a day in the woods. Only so cents
Round trip.
Albert Wright one of the prom
inent Democrats of Benton spent last
Sunday in Logan the guest of his son
G. V. Wright.
The subject for the next Sabbath
Eve, at the NJ. E. Church will be
"Religion in relation to Social and
Economic questions"
Mr.. John Barnes purchased the
VIM. Barnes property on east Main
Street at administrators sale on
Wednesday for s665.
The Electric Light Co. contracted
% furnish light for the Presbyterian
Church, Other Churches are con-
the like action.
A much needed rain, after more
han a week of continued hot dry
cheered the farmers and ev-
,ry body on last Monday.
Chuck Armstrong and son Geo.
ire in Lancaster to-day where Chuck
S buying the finest horses that can
'e secured for the livery business.
Court was in session on last Thurs
lay. Cases growing out of the Peo-
lies Bank failure were tried. The
escision of the court has not been
endered.
Col. E. NJ. West, Secretary of
tate Funding Commission, was a
isitor in Logan on last Saturday; and
let a hearty welcome from many old
me friends.
B. f. -Dollison of GAINESVILLE was
L the city yesterday while here he
Did Chuck Armstrong two car loads
{ Buggies. Call and see Arm
trcng before you buy.
-Parlor Cars on all Express trains
the c. ii. V. g. I. Ry. between
olumbus and Toledo and Columbus
Id Athens. Purchace tickets via F.,
lis popular line to To'edo and De-
oft.
Miss Maggie Mccarthy Money
rder clerk in the Post Office, at
led the reception and graduating |
at the Luthern University J
Columbus on Tuesday and We'd I
,sday.
William Walter Phelps died at his
me in Tea Neck n. J. on Sunday
orning last in the both. year of his
e. Phelps was member, of the AZ, v
), 49 and o0th congress and minister V
Germany during the Harrison ad- !,
Married On yesterday evening
5 p. NJ. Mr. Harry @. Wasson Of "
'lumbus 10 Miss Maggie Armbust- o
of this place. The young compile
We the best wishes of the SENrI-
Il for theirsuccess and happiness.
Squire Joe McBroom leads the sub
ribtion with a hundred dollars T
for Methodist pastor = :,
residence at Gibisonville. He re- - :,
fore the Minister of that congreg. - -
on resided at Enterprise. =, :,
We learn that the s.Falls" Mil it
II soon be refitted with the best
ade of modern machinery and be- Il
ne a first class Roller Process Mil a,
is will, doubtless, be appreciated lie
oar farmers and the public gen il
ll!y.
The Governor has appointed Lafe tie
rgleston the county delegate to the to
rmers national convention to be Il
ID in ParKersburg, Oct 3-6 The OIL
ection of Mr. Egglestion, as a rep al
entative farmer. of this county. is tn
served compliment to a respected cit III
n. ly
Through Pullman Sleepers from Col tn
bus to Chicago via the Buckeye 81
ut. Berths reserved on application
Agents c. H. V. & T. Ry. Trains
We Columbus at $50 P. NJ. daily,
i've Chicago 1925 A. NJ. daily.
Gen. John G. Reeves of Lancas- ae
was in attendance at court on last th
5urday. He is president of the Lam V
ter & Hamden rail road, and re- 10
is the work being rapidly pushed to
| hopes to have the cars running to III
oomingville by the 1st. of August.
Rev. r. ID. Moore and A. c. Sands IT
left on last Monday for Oxford
ere they will with the other trustees