The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-07-11
Mise Mary Till spent the 4th. in

Rev. Father Welslnger. OF New
Straitsville was in Logan Friday.
Half fare to Columbus and re-
turn July s to II. Good until July
13 for return.
Mr.. j. Snider has moved his
family to Logan and will occupy MIR.
Tipton's House.
The Sentinel, with all the home
news, will follow them on the fastest
pursuing trains.
Mrs Burgoon of Columbus, is
the guest of friends and relations in
Logan this week.
Mrs. Powers and daughter have re,
turned home after a pleasant visit
with friends in Dresden.
Miss Nan Mcbride left Thursday
morning for Denver where she ex-
poets to spend the summer.
<Miss Josie Justice of Lancaster,
after a pleasant visit in Logan return
ed home Sunday evening.
Mr.. Robert L. Green of Colum'
bus spent the 4th. in Logan, the guest
of Lewis Green and family.
Misses Lulu Wolf and Rose
Tuttle of Lancaster are the guests
this week of Mrs, Ed Donovan.
Misses Kate and Mary Mcbride
left Monday for Boston, Mass.
where they expect to spend month.
Prof. Albert Lenard and wife of
Binghamton, New York, are visiting
friends in Hooking and Athens Co.
: john Ward of New Lexington is
visiting in Logan, the guest of his
grandmother, Mrs. John Mcbride.
Gen. .Grovernor ofAthens was in the
city the first of the week on profess
onal business and made US pleasant
call.
Rev Father Layden of Columbus
spent wednesday in Logan the guest
of his college friend Rev. Father
Powers.
MIR. Nick Doebele of Columbus
was in Logan the latter part of the
week, visiting his mother and other
relatives.
$-Miss Myers of Lancaster whe has
been visiting in Logan the guest OF
the Misses Blasius, returned home on
Monday.
Misses Grace and Louie Green
will entertain the BobO'Links this
evening at their home on North
Mulberry st.
That Gallipols Fair is almost upon
US agaip-July 3O-31 August and 2.
1t is a great big show and the rates to
reach it are low.
The GallIpolis Far holds its
annual meet July 80, to Aug 2 in
clnsive. An interesting program
has been determined upon.
Raymond Wieland accompanied
hy his brother Albert of Columbus,
is the guest this week of his grand
mother Mrs. n. j. Weiland.
The Republican primaries in Lo-
gan on last Saturday, it is said, re.
suited in the election of delegates
favorable to the nomination Of Mr.
Larimer for Auditor.
Vent left this morning for
Toledo, where he will join Barnum
& Baily's show, with which he has
engaged for the season as musician.
He goes on salary of $14 week
and expenses.
At the Gallipolise Fair man will
be shot from a cannon, suspended from
a balloon 5000 feet in air. Another
individual dives from tower 100 ft.
high. The horse racing will be big
feature. Make holiday of it.
Mr.. Sam Chappalier, Cashier OF
the New Lexington Bank, was visit
or in Logan on the Fourth, and wal
astonished and delighted at the evi
dences Of prosperity and the multi
tudes of citizens thronging the bust
ness places and the bonlivards of tht
Queen City.
DIR. Oatlv of Columbus, lost hi
pocket book last Tuesday, on thu
Logan and Bremen road, not fal
from Harvey Chapel. The bool
contained one Thousand mileag'
railroad pass, bank book, and certif
icate of election of Deputy Crane
Chancellor X. of P. The finder viii
confer favor by leaving the bool
at the SENTINEL office.
The municipal authorities o
New Lexington come over in carriage
to Logan on last Tuesday evening t.
inspect our Electric Light Plant, ha'
ing in view tie lighting of their cit.