The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-08-08
THl HOOKING SENTINEL
GOSSIP.

Mics Emma Case, of CoIambu
visited her mother on Sunday.
Logan and Nelsonville Club
will play ball here ca Saturday.
Hon. V. Lowry was in Colum
bus yesterday en- professional busi
ness.
Editor Mckay and Auditor
Armstrong We're Columbus visitor.
on Tuesday.
DR.. Wright's new and elegant
Office on his residence lot is nearlS
completed.
Miss Kate Doyle, Attendant al
the Athens Asylum, spent Sunday
with relatives in Logan.
Auditor Armstrong and wife
SnteDd visiting the Atlanta Exposi.
tion. This will be a delightful trip.
k-Frank Rochester has returned
from successful business trip in
Wisconsin and other states in the
northwest.
Mrs. Nick Till and daughter
left on Monday moraang for Ft.
W-ype Ind, for summers visit
among relatives.
-Messrs Wright Aad Buerhaus,
encountered each other in a legal
battle before Squire George at Max
VILE on last Monday.
-Tlhe meeting of the creditors Of
the Peoples Bank on last Friday
was in the nature of private busi.
hess matter, and is not given out to
sne pu,lic.
Cap Yager of Portsmouth, State
Inspector of Shops, is in the city
this week on official business. H.
reports the shops thus far inspected
i good and satisfactory shape.
IF our Base Ball Club would
take up potatoe hoeirg, they might
be as useful in the garden patch as
ahey are ornamental in the ball field.
This is not saying much any way
You take it.
A young lad named Gibson,
from near Gibisonville, burned a
neighbors barn. He was brought
before Squire McBroorn in Logan,
and sent to Jail, to await the action
oi the Grand Jury.
Mrs. Gordon, of Furnacetown,
long time a sufferer from con-
sumption, died on last Saturday.
Her remains were taken to St Pat
ricks, Perry County, for interment
with her kindred dead.
Mr.. Tom Sunderland is can
vassing for subscribers for the Telc-
phone Exchange We hope he will
obtain the number required to Sc
cure this very desirable business
convenience to our city.
The priuciple industry with our
talented young folks of Logan at
this time. Is Base Ball and Picnies.
This requires that old folks shail get
ap earlier in the morning and work
harder through the day.
Mr.. William Graham is the
model farmer in the Valley. He
raises three crops in the season from
the same patch Of ground: potatoes,
pumpkins, turnips. His one acre
is as profitable as some mems farms.
The differences between miners
and operators, threatening a strike,
nave been adjusted to the satis-
faction of all parties, and the
s,ro,fise was never better for pros
pc i y and good times IN the Valley.
1t is proposed by the girls to
get up picnic for the benefit of the
Logan Base Ball Club. The PRO.
ceeds will be applied in the purchas-
ing of hoes, rakes and other garden
implements with which it is thought,
the stout Young men can do some.
thing to their credit.
Mayor Bowen returned from
Pittsburg on last Monday. where he
had gone in the interests Of the
Water Works Trustees to adjust
some business matters with the
owners of the oil we'll property. His
trip was eminently successful, and
all embarassments in relation to title
to the property for the wells. have
been removed.
There was q slight mistake on
the part of tine Weather Clerk Tues
day evening. Camp meeting proper
does not commence until tomorrow
evening. However the rain was a
good starter, and with every good
wish for a successful meeting at the
Camp Grounds. We hope the Weather
Clerk, will stand by his record, and
give us rain as the pagan and chris
tian may need it.
Col Rufus Reber of The Charles