The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-07-18
THE HOOKING SENTINEL
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Mrs. o. Case is reported in
feeble health.
Miss Mary Stedam is visiting her
sister. Miss Joe Kessler at Asthabula
Narber.
Miss Clara Rauch is Spending
this week with her cousin, Miss Rauch
at Lancaster.
Miss Rarrick of Zanesville, is
visiting her uncle, Mr.. n. j. Wei
land this week.
John Nixon, the Hackmsp, at
tended the races at Lancaster today,
and will not make any bets.
John Trash and John Wellman
c7cled to Athens OH last Sunday, and
saw no girls as pretty as in Logan.
Engineer Snyder of Columbus.
was in the city on Monday, in consul
tation with the Water Works Ttus-
tees.
Mrs. H. Sehlaget,er and children
are visiting friends and relatives at
their old home, in Circleville this
wsek.
, The many friends OF Jimmy
Henify VIII be glad to know that he
is we'll and able to be out and about
again.
Special U. S. Pension Examiner
Powell OF Marietta was in the city on
Tuesday, on business connected with
the service.
nellie w. Baker of Logan, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Geo. NJ.
Mumford of Woodlawn Ave.-Ohio
State Journal.
Mr.. J. J. Smder has been
awarded the contract for building the
tressels on the Wellston extension of
the C. II. v. 6 7. Ry.
The Annual Thanksgiving Ser
vice of the Ladies Foreign Missionary
Society of the M. E. Church, held
services last Sunday night.
-Mr. Geo. w. Smith, our former
fellow citizen, now of Columbus was
visitor in our city the past week,
the guest of his daughter Mrs Sparks.
Mr.. George Locke, Assistant
Postmaster at Wichita, Kas., is visit
ing his old home friends in Logan
this week, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
I'm. Collins.
&-An Italian woman and her little
child were on the streets Monday, the
woman playing an accordian, and the
child a tamborine. 1t was sweet
music but sad sight.
Mr.. Adam Warthman, one of our
oldest and m ost esteemed citizens died
at his home near Enterprise Oh last
Monday night. His funeral was at
Antioch on yesterday afternoon.
This delightful weather, and the
bright prospects will induce the larm-
.ers to call at Hamblim g. Pleukharps
and secure some of the bargains now
offered in the farm implements.
MIR. Andy Crawford left for
Youngstown Tuesday morning, to ac-
cept position as Civil Engineer on a
new railroad line projected in that
county, at a salary of $4,000 per
month.
At the Gallipolise Fair man will
be shot from a cannon, suspended from
a balloon 5000 feet in air. Another
Individual dives from tower 100 it. |
high. The horse racing will be big
feature. Make a holiday of it.
We present this week series
of interesting country correspond
ence, feature that will add much to
the pleasant gossip of the country
reader. We desire correspondent
from every post office in the county.
Admiral Tony Barleon, Of the
good ship Rachael, and Editor of
the Vinton County Record, the old
time organ of the old Republican
party. was visitor in the city last
Saturday, the guest of the mariners
and the newspaper fraternity.
Mr.. Geo. Lee, one of the most
esteemed citizens of Starr was a
pleasant caller at the SENTINEL office
on Saturday. lie reports the crops
much better than was for a time ex-
pected. He is in good spirits and
looks for bigger Democratic major
tiles at the election, and better
prices for crops IN the market.
In view of the very cordial coop,
Grafton of Pres. Cleveland with the
Ash Cave Populatine Co. with the
consent OF Gen. John q. Reeves,
President of Lancaster & Ha,nden
Railroad, the ''Trlplet condition"
will be waived in his case and full
corner LOT will be awarded him. The