The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-07-18


the rucst of friends in this city.
AzClara Taylor entertained a num-
Der Of friends last Friday evening.
Sport" Goodlive of Maxville,
was in the city on his wheel Tuesday.
Richard Vent has returned from
his engagement with the Barnum "
Bailey shows.
Misses Cora and Bertha Wright
are camping on their farm near
Haydenville.
A. G. Sands Jr., and wife have
returned from Il weeks outing IN
Vinton County.
Lille Nixon and nellie Stazer
gave Box Party to 4 number Of their
friends last week.
>-Henry Wordsworth of jobs, was
the guest of A. E. HuIs ofthe Gazette
last Thursday and Friday.
The second nine of Logan cross
ell bat with the Nelsonville team, Fri
day, by score of IA to & III our favor.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer OF
last Sunday gave its readers large
colored supplement of the new City
Hall.
The Misses Snider, daughters Of
J. J. Snider of our city, leave next
week for Albany, N. Y, where they
will enter the school of the Sacred
Heart.
Cap. P. T. Wall, the enterpris.
ing manager Of the Gallipolis Fair
was in the city yesterday, and has
many promises from our citizens to
visit our city sister on the occasion OF
the great farmers festival.
MIR. V. C. Lowry has returned
from Pittsburg where he had a very
satisfactory understanding with the
owners of the oil we'll property, on
whose lands the wells for our water
works will be established.
Miss Mary, the accomplished
daughter of j. J. Snider, anc well
known to the society of Logan will
mad. her profession as nun, in the
Convent of tie Sacred Heart, at AL
bany n. Y. ON the latter part of this
month.
The Grand Army Boys suggest
for the Park Fountain Soldier hold
ing out cup Of water. This would
be pretty and appropriate. OF all
things, save us from the monstroslty
of the Lancaster Fountain, ragged
half clad female and a dozen nude
boys.
Mr.. Abe Angle, one of our most
esteemed citizens, left yesterday with
his wife for Batavia Iowa, where
he will make his future home. They
take with them the best wishes of
many friends for a pleasant and
happy and prosperous life i'll their
new home.
The Fair is of easy access to the
city of Gallipolis. Col. John L..
Vance has purchased their electric
road and rebuilt 1t in first-class man
ner. Fare to grounds 5cts. Every
railroad has a platform at rear gate
of fair grounds. July 3O-31, Aug. 1
and 2.
F. NJ. Shuggart, agent of the
Hooking Valley at Buchtel, died yes
terday morning at $50 from typhoid
fever. The deceased had been in the
companys employ for a term of years,
and was highly esteemed by the offic-
ials of the Road and his associates
Ohio State Journal.
The St Josephs annual picnic
will be held this year on August 9th.
This is jolly festival, and Perry
countians from far and near come
here in reunion. Logan always sends
a delegation who are welcomed, dined
with the governors at the head table
and danced in the liveliest set with
the prettiest girls. All are invited.
Herbert Filler of Cleveland,
representing the Fismet Tobacco Com
pany of Louisville KY, was in the
city yesterday, and met a liberal
patronage from all our business men.
Mr.. Filler is one of the most agree
able gentlemen who travel, and has
many friends in Logan who are al
ways glad to meet him and give him
hearty welcome.
Bro. Charley Jennings has TAX
en- partner in the Athens Messenger,
Mr.. Bush of McConnellsville. We
are glad of this for the reason that
it will give our old time semi cen
tennarlan, a needed recreation and