The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-05-23
May 81. Half fare.

May 80, SO cts.
Liza. G. Field Day will be OF
the glorious Fourth.
Land Seekers Excurs,cn Wes,
May 81 and June IL. Half fare.
= Our old friend Henson Burgess
!, of Gore, made US q pleasant call on
wednesday.
I The 18th Regiment Band will bt
at Buckeye Park Decoration Day,
May sOth.
Excursion to Ohio River, May
25th. Sl.25 for adults and IS cents
for children.
Hard times makes low Railway
fares. See list of Excursions via
Buckeye Route.
Mr.. A. H. Wilson is in the
Bloomingville country this week, call
ling on old time friends.
I The o. s. U. Band of Columbus
will accompany the excursion to
iGallipolis on Saturday, May 25th.
-Memotial Day will be appro-
priately observed in Logan under the
auspices of ]. K. Rochester Post G.
A. r. TO
NcClure's Magazine for June will
contain excellent short stories by
Rudyard Kipling, Robert Barr aad
Stanley ]. Weyman.
DIR. Swepson of Swan, one of the
most prominent old time physicians of
our southern country was welcome
visitors among friends in Logan yes
terday.
1T is stated that a telephone line
will soon be established up the Valley
from Athens to Columbus. The busi-
ness men of Logan will heartily join
in this enterprise.
Memorial service will be held in
|the Presbyterian Church, here. on
next Sabbath morning. We have
not been Informed who will preach the
sermon on the occasion.
Mr.. Green was called to St. Jo-
sephs on Monday by the serious ill.
ness of his brother, "Uncle George"
The old gentleman's allment be says
is, EIGHTY years of age.S
Squire Joe McBroom, of Gibson
vile was q visitor in Logan yester-
day. looking in good health and in
goed spirits. Ills many friends in Lo-
gan are always glad to meet him and
give him a hearty welcome to Lo-
gan.
That alleged game of Base Ball,
on last Saturday was darling Lo-
gan did not seem to be in it at .anyi
point from start to finish. The score
was 10 to 4 in favor of Carbon Hill.
Our boys can do much better than;
they showed.
The late frpsts have been general
over all the northern states, the freeze
extending over Kentucky and Ten
nessee. The damage, though con-
siderable, is not as bad as first appre-
hended. The apple crop in this lati-
tude is safe.
lin announcing the death of Mrs
G. W. James Sr. in ourissue of week
before last we were mistaken in the
statement that Mr.. James voted for1
Jackson while yet a resident of Va,
Ehe fact is Mr.. James was not quite
old enough to vote for Jackson. /
The moment John Sherman was
billed for Chairman of the Republi-
cap State Convention, the cold westher
setin.ssWe hope the Sherman ice
berg will have as blasting effect upon
in GAINESVILLE, as the
Sherman frost bite had upon the
early beans in Logon. This will be
comfort and consolation for the loss ,
of the beans. II
On May 9th, the occasion Of I
Barnun's circus, and on May 31st.
and juno 1st, the occasion of the an.
nual State meeting Of the United
Commercial Travlers, the different
railroads will sell excursion tickets
from all points to Columbus and re-
turn at one fare for the round-trip.
This will give our readers their last
opportunity, and al excellent one, of
the Columbus Art Loan
Exhibition, which no lover of art can
afford to miss. |.
The Republican Senatorial Com
vention at Marietta on Tuesday, re-
suited as we bad predicted. It was a
Of caucus held by the
Ring politicians Of Athens and Wash
ington counties, Dana Of Washing
ton and Falcon were nominated,
Hooking County was not 'in it" and
Fairfield was "le6t' Bro. Mckay
was manager of the Hooking Estrays,
and was successful in bringing them
all home again. Some Of them were
confused but none got lost.
On last Saturday the bridge