The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-07-05
Next come the races.

$3.50 to Columbus, O., July 9
to 18th.
Fair and races July 10, 20, 81
See posters.
Camp meeting at Rempels Groy'
next week.
Too much Fouth for this issua
see next week.
Great races are announced for
the Fair July 10, 20, and 2l.
Maggie Mccarthy conducted
an excursion of her friends to Cedar
Falls, today.
BE sure to see the races 10, 90,
2I, every one will be hustle from
start to finish.
Match game of Base Ball be-
tween Carbon Hill and Logan Clubs
on Logan ground Sat. P. M.
The entertainment given by the
Epworth League on on Tues
day evening was very pleasant af-
fair.
Prepare to attend the Fair. The
management assure us it will be the
greatest event of the kind the county
has ever had.
Rev. G. W. Curry of the A. NJ.
E. church, will conduct a camp
meeting at Rempels Grove July IA
to % inclusive.
Miss Mary McFadden and Miss
Gertrude Clark of Columbus were
visitors in Logan yesterday, guests
of the Misses Green.
Rev Howard of Jackson formerly
of Logan, was visitor in the city
last week, and met a hearty reception
from his many friends.
The rain interfered to some ex.
tent with the lawn fete on Wednes-
day evening hut notwithstanding
the damp weather the attendance
was fair.
We acknowledge the compli
ment of serenade by the Macarthur
Band this morning for which we
thank the boys. The McArthu ur, is
the best band in this part of the
state.
"A meeting of the railway en-
ployes of Logan was held in the
Court House last night, and it was
resolved not to accept the PROPOSE.
tiop offered by the Company.
Miss Coe who has been visiting
nellie Work Baker, the society Cor
respondent of the Cincinnati En-
quirer, was called home yesterday by
the announcement that she would
have as guest for the summer an
Italian Prince.
"A. r. Coon was shot and killed
at New Straitsville last night by al
man named Underwood. One hun
dred dollars reward is offered for
the arrest of the murderer. Wei
have no information as to the cause
of the crime.
When the Macarthur band serena
ded the Post Office Col Ed Daven-
port who was looking about for
compliments to himself, thought
the music, horn blowing for din
ner, and went and got ham lusage
Thus is his lack of music and his
love of sa usage demonstrated.
Lawn picnic parties given at
their respective residences by Mrs.
Schwenke, Mrs. Brashears and Mrs.
r. W. McManigal were conducted
in happy, home, indoor style, They
were pleasant social events, which
it is hoped, when the weather ad
mits, will be continued in the
original program.
Our citizens and surrounding
country should not forget the popu-
lar annual Merchants Pic Mic at
Buckeye Park, August 1st. Make
arrangements to take your family !
and spend the Gay in the woods. !
Those that attended last year would
not miss it and stay away for any
thing. A good time is assured.
No doubt great many desire
to take little visit or take a trip
for recreation during the hot months
but don't feel able to pay full fare.
Remember the Buckeye Route have
a long list Of excursions to great
many points. Call on c. Schwenke,
Agent, Logan who will cheerfully
give you full information.
Having moved my Office from
Nelsonyille where | have been practic-
ing dentistry for the past two years, to
the rooms formerly occupied by Frank
Martin over Kimberlings Store. /
would invite my friends to give me a
call when in need of the service of a
dentist. ] use local Anaesthetic for
extracting teeth which has proved a
success in nine out of ten cases in re-
lieving the pain. can fill your teeth
to your entire satisfaction and will
guarantee all work DONE Ihave plate
work worn by parties in Logan
to day that l put up for them % years
ago and l will guarantee satisfaction
IN oil ooa..s