The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-06-13
Point Pleasant will hold its an
nual fair Aug. 6 to 8 inclusive.


nual fair Aug. 6 to 8 inclusive.
The Tourist Club spent las
J Tuesday at Cantwell Rocks and hae
an enjoyable time.
j, P. Henderson has just beer
granted patent on his wrapping ma
chine in England and Canada.
, The graduates and friends had
a pleasant reception at the residence
of Prof. Rayman on Tuesday even
ing.
Miss Jennie Sunderland and sis
ter and Miss BERTHE Bowen attended
the Commencement exercises at Ok
ford this week.
The Coal Hoppers of Juniper
and Lampson, near Buchtel, were
burned OH Monday night, Fire sup
posed to be incendiary.
The GallIpolis Far, holds its
annual meet July 80, to Aug 2 in.
clnsive. An interesting program
has been determined upon.
| Miss Anna Klein and Miss Carrie
Mosier, following a pleasant visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Rudisill, have re-
turned home to Chilicothe.
| Attention is called to the ad OF
Mr.. Geo. Fox's new meat market in
the Tritsch building. This is ele-
giant quarters, and will be great
convenience to the East enders par
ticularly, and popular market for
the public generally.
The Hooking Valley miners by
popular vote, have determined to
accept the price of 81 cents, and
work will resume at once. This is
good news. Work at any price now
is better than idleness and begging.
There are better times, more work,
higher prices coming.
Mr.. AL Brooke has in process
of growing on his Shaffer farm,
somthing over thousand spring
chickens. This is not an advertise
ment for the Rempel House, but a
statement of what an enterprislng
man can do in the way of providing
for the wants of his popular hotel.
The jury in the Elliot case in
Lancaster, after being out less than
an hour, returned a verdict of mot
guilty" The Lancaster papers all
unite in high praise of the firm, i'm
partial course of Judge Slough, tine
ability of the attorneys on each side
and the justice of the verdict. Now
let Elliot he paroled, the trial of
the case shows he is not criminal.
The Bob O'Links'had pleasant
summer song convention at Miss
Mary Tills on last Tuesday evening.
The exercises of the evening con-
sisted in songs, riddles, declamations
and play ground games. The hostess
entertained her company in elegant
style treating the twittering birds
to the choicest cake and berry, sea-
soned with ice and cream.
MIR. Higgy, deputy postmaster
at Columbus, and wife are visiting
in Logan guests of the MissesWhite,
sisters of Mrs. Higgy. The genial
Columbus P. NJ. has his vacation
at this time, and can find no place
where he will meet with more cor
dial welcome, and receive more rest
full attention than in the home city
of his much esteemed wife, (nee
Maggie White, the former popular
teacher in the Logan schools.
If the Logan Base Ball Club
would devote as much industry, ap-
ply as much energy to hoeing corn,
as they do in getting worsted by
the other ball clubs they meet, per
haps their regulations would be as
well maintained, and the country
better served. There is a public
tiresomeness over this base ball bus.
mess, in the presence of the coming
harvest when work, industry, muscle
will command a premium.
Mr.. Chas. Keynes and Miss
Lucy Moore were united in marriage
yesterday at high noon at their hand
some residence on the corner of Hun
ter and Culver Streets, Rev. DIR.
Moore officiating. After an elaborate
dinner Mr.. and Mrs. Keynes took
the north bound train for Detroit and
other places of interest, followed by
the good wishes of a host of friends.
Among the guests of honor was "grand-
mother Frash, the aged grandmother
of the groom, who appeared as young
as any of the guests.
Let us begin now, our Tourists,
our Bob O'Links, our Twice Elves,
our various Clubs as they picnic or