The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-08-01
Miss Chrrstinet Frasb is in Gin.

Mr.. Lovejoy of Union Furnac
was seen on our streets Monday
Judge Bright attended the Bal
Game at Lancaster Thursday.
Mrs. White of Athens is tn
guest of J. +. White and family.
Miss Cooney of Columbus i
the guest of Miss Maggie Mcbride
Miss SteliaStrentz is eisitiug rel
atives in GAINESVILLE this week
Noah Boaugher while in Logan
on Monday made the Sentinel apleas
ant call.
Mr.. John Westlakc, formerly
with Newt Slater has removed to
Nelsonville.
Camp Ground, special rate Sun
day Aug. 4th. and 7th. Only 50 cts
round trip.
Il. Yerges and John Arnold,
drove to Lancaster Thursday to see
the Ball Game.
| Fred Hoppe secty. OF The Log
an Gas Light and Coke Co. dreve to
Nelsonville Sunday.
Miss Sidonla KratZch of Mil
waukeesWis. is the guest of her Sis
ter Mrs. A. H. Winters.
Emma Willige took advantage
of the excursion to Pomeroy Sunday
and visited her brother Fred.
Lancaster Camp Ground Sun
day Aug 4th. Assemble Day 55 cts.
round trip including admission.
Mrs. Nelson Armstrong is in
Culberson. Lawrcuce co. this week,
at the bedside of her sick sister.
Mr.. Harry S. Green is in the
country this week, posting bills ad-
vertising the Hooking county Fair.
Misses LizabethScalnan OF Lam
caster and Eveline LaheY of Nor
walk. after a pleasant visit in Log
an, returned home yesterday.
-Gallipolis Fair and Races July
90 to Aug. 3rd., half fare and on
special trains Aug. LIST. and2nd., rate
will be $l.OO. Good to return until
Aug 3rd.
The Misses Scanlan gave a rep
ception to the BobO'Links on Tues
day evening in honor of their visit
ing cousins, Miss Scanlan of Lam
caster and Miss Lahey of Norwalk.
Several very welcome but un-
suspected clubs of new subscribers,
reached us before we were going to
and in order to not disappoint,
this week we are obliged to send a
few half sheets.
Business is brisk in the SENTINEL
office. We have added an extra prin-
ter to our office force in order to keep
up with the job work. Still, our work
is done on time, and done 20 the salts
faction of our customers.
The CITY is full Of strangers,
bidders for the contract to build our
Water Works. The Bills will be
opened today, and the contracts
awarded as soon as proper examl-
nation of the bids can be made.
On last Saturday Sheriff Ryan,
sold tie life interest CT Jerimiah
Fetheroff to Isaiah Defenbaugh. at
two thirds the appraisment, 5000.
Also the Simson property in Laurel
vile to Ed S. Rickets, for 500. ap-
praised at $3.50.
Prof Rayman is getting out
pamphlet containing matters of In
terests to teachers. The publication
will discuss institute matters and
will be made an advertising medium
also. We hope he may make the
enterprise renumeratire.
The Twice Five Club held sn
interesting meeting at Marshal
Harrington's on last Monday even
ing. The subject discussed was the
History of the U. S. from 1872 to
1850. The next meeting will be at
Bert Harrington's on the evening of
Aug. u. Subject U. S. History
from 1850 TO 1865.
MIR. Schwenke reports having
sold forty tickets for the Niagara
Falls Excursion, on Tuesday. We
bespeak for our friends who have
gone or the trip, 4 pleasant time.
and a safe return. The SENTINEL
will reach most of them, on Friday
morning, with all the news, and as
welcome rs a letter from home.
Col. Eggleston. the young brill
liant, dashing. managing Editor of
the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette,
returning from visit to his uncle,
Mr. Lafe Eggleston of Starr, stopped
off in Logan yesterday, and spent
the hours between trains, enjoying
the attractions Of our city, the guest
of his friend, Col +. s. Pursell.