The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-08-15

W lo III hui
John L. Younker Of MaXvill
was in Logan Thursday.
--Thos. Craig of Carbon Hill Wa
IN the city last week.
DR. c. c, Knapp Of GAINESVILLE
was in Logan Monday.
| Miss Irma B. Wright is visitln!
friends in Louisville Ky.
Miss Kate Kessler is visiting
friends in Columbus this week.
J Mrs. \. J. Haines spent Sunda,
| in Carol, the guest of her father
Mrs. Rogers and children o
Malta are the guests Of Judge Weitze
and sisters.
Miss Helen Luby of GAINESVILLE
is the guest of her school mate, Mis-
Mary Snider.
Miss Clara Avery, of Iowa, i,
visiting friends and relatives in Lo
gan this week.
Mrs. John Work is the guest
of her son Rev. A. E. Work at Day
tho this week.
-R!chard Vent will go to New
Salem the 20, to play with the 18th.
Regiment Band.
The dance last Thursday even
ing given by Bere Oaks was very
pleasant affair.
Miss Bessie Ward of New Lex
ington is visiting her grandn other
Mrs. S. Z. Mcbride.
Mrs. Joe Kessler and children
of Ashtaubla Harbor are the guests
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Stedam.
Grant Cleveland of Marietta
stopped off in Logan Sunday on his
way to Chilcothe to accept a position
with The Logan Natural Gas & Fuel
Co.
Cards are out announcing the
marriage of Mr.. Andy Shorr to Miss
Minnie Brady Of Greenfield. The
wedding viii take place in Septem
ber.
Mayor Bowen made flying
trip 20 Chicago last week, sent by
the Water Works Trustees, to at
tend to some business looking to the
quieting of the title Of the grounds
upon which the wells are located.
Mr.. Bowen accomplished the pur-
pose for which he was sent.
Mr. John Hall OF our city and
Mr. Frank McCandlish, OF Columbus,
have rented the room IN the Opera
Block, next door to the Post Office,
and in few days will open news
stand, keep notions, gents furnish
ing goods, and represent the Wan
House of Philadelphia. The
young men are prudent, industrious,
enterprising. and we wish
them the best of success.
The Logan Band treated the pub
lie TO Z delightful street sorenade on
last Friday evening. 1t is such pleas
ant courtesies as this that makes the
Band popular. Let the serenades be
And don't confine the place
;or playing TO the public square. Let
he East End, Furnace Town. the
side streets occasionally be compli-
nented by the evening entcrtainment.
divide around" to ali parts Of the
own. This will make each neigh
,orhood feel that they are impartially |
reatcd, and create stronger good |
will.
Postal Clerk Mckinley, one of
he most accomplished gentlemen in
he rail way service on the Hooking
Valley, took last week for vacation
nd crested by making the trip
rom Columbus to Pomeroy, along
he line Of his railway run on his
Wheel. He stopped for dinnerin Lo-
gan on Friday, intending to make the
trough run TO Pomeroy before night.
lie isnot speeding in competition,
With the railway train, but is just
esting his legs and relieving his
mind from the dull and exacting
crutiny of letters, by talking to the
intelligent men and pretty girls along
he line of his run.
The Buchtel Literary Entertain
nent, held Saturday evening, Aug,
9th, was a decided success, socially
I'D financially. the program being a
most excellent one. The following
re the successful contestants and the
prizes:-
Reading Contest-Mr. Frank Mink,
'uchtel, O., Columbus Evening Dis
atch, six months. Lexigraphy-
liss Bertha Nixon, Buchtel, Encyc-
opaedic Dictionary-4 vols. Quartette
-Messrs Thomas, Harris, Wood