The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-06-20
Mr.. and Mrs. T. 4. Baker visit
ed in Columbus last Sunday.

night. You can not afford to mis-
it.
Senator Lowery was in Colun
! bus yesterday on legal business, con
nected with the Culver and Strait:
vile Bank affair.
Rev. Schultz of Celina was
visitor in Logan this week, the gues
of his school mate and friend, Rev
Sphoer of the Hunter Street Luthra
Church.
| 1Mr. G. Jas, Shaw and Miss Lor
Mill were married last evening a
the residence Of the Bridson Mali
Street, Logan, Ohio, Rev. Winter
officiating.
Mr. O. w. ii. Wright delivere'
the Memorial address to the X. Of Z
Lodge in Lancaster on last Sunday
A number of Knights from Logan
were in attendance.
AMr. Melanthon Myers, of AS
sumption, H., is here visiting hi
cousin B. &. Reber. Mr.. M is one 0
the wealthy farmers and stock breed
crs of the Sucker State.
MIR. Thad Allen of the Repub
lican Journal spent last week in Col
umbus, delegate at.large, to the con
vention IN session at that time. He
reports a lively time. Asahel Of q
time.
>Rev. Spochr, Mr.. Jacob Keller Sr
Miss Yenert, teacher, and number
Of other members of the Hunter st
Lutheran Congregation. attended the
commencement exercises at the Lu
theran Capital University, yesterday
Sheriff Ryan and Clerk Lappen
and ladies, last Sunday attempted to
attend the ordinary Sunday exhibi.
ton at the o. p, commonly called
church service, but the seats were all
taken, so they spent the day visiting
the sights Of the Capital City.
Theodore Seabury,a we'll known
colcred barber of our town, died last
week at the Infrmsry. His old time
friend, George Warrick, in kindly
charity, secured the burial of his
remains in the old cemetery by the
side of kindred.
The Ice-cream Festival at the
Mulberry Luthern Church on last
Thursday was a very pleasant social
gathering. Excellent entertainment
was provided, aud all present had a
happy time. The proceeds amounted
to very handsome sum, which goes
to church improvement.
DR.. Dollisson, proprietor Of the
Ohio Democrat, and the leading
Prohibitionist of our county, did not
attend the State Convention. Hook.
ing county was not given a
place on the committees nor on
the ticket. The convention was
large and enthusiastic, ladies taking
an active part. Both the Old parties
were severely scolded.
Tom Allen is out in the country
again. His experiences as reported
in the Journal are very pleasant, ,only
in the matter of some adventures in
the long ago, he does not tell us the
outcome. For instance he tells us
he fshed at Warthman's mill 35
years ago. lie does not tell us his
luck. He says he took corn to the
mill to be ground. Is the corn still
there waiting the turn? This good
feature though makes us read his
twice. Every place he
stopped he was offered something to
eat "to which he did ample justice.
Judge Huffman will hold court
It the Rock House on the lst, and
Ind, of July, acting as referee in the
Culver will case. The proceeding
s somewhat out Of the ordinary.
The case is dull one, reading long
lepositions in which none lbut The
itigents arc interested, and in order
hat the "proceedings," holding |
'ourt out in the swoods under the
'ocks and pines, is properly present
ID to the public, the Court and Bar
,ave arranged to give the Editors a
Inner, banquet, so that the pencil
points will be softcncd, drip with
he sweetest Of compliment and the
icbest Of appreciation. If they
'aven't they better had. Our gram
mar is even getting insurrectionary.
MUSIC LESSONS. June %, / will
commence giving lessons OIL the Pi-
no and Organ; also form a class in
harmony, Any one wishing to take
me or all Of these studies should
,all on or address,
ANNIE 4. PIERCE,
North Walnut St., Logan, Ohio.