The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-06-13

Half fare to Columbus June Is
Field Day on the Fourth OF
July.
Columbus and return June 10Th
Half fare.
Mrs. John Hansen is visiting
relatives here.
All sorts of athletic sports On
.le Fourth of July.
Il. A. C. Field Day will be on
the glosious Fourth.
Shawnee VS. Logan, Saturday.
This will be good game.
Logan will entertain three coun-
tics on the Fourth of July.
Miss Anna Pierce is home from
the Cincinnati College of Music.
July 4th will be celebrated in
Logan in high style. Come and see
the fun.
On June 10Th $3.50 to Columbus
and return. Good for return until
June Goth.
"A number of Logan people are
already at the Lancaster Camp Meet
ing Grounds.
Half fare on Sunday to all
stations via Buckeye Route until
further notice.
Hard times makes low Railway
fares. See list of Excursions via
Buckeye Route.
Miss Florence Sells, of Colum-
bus, is the guest of her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs John Luker.
Friesner is spending the
heated time in "bugging" potatoes.
Cap says he is having lots of fun. j
David Bierly was elected night
policeman last Tuesday night vice
.Robt Davey, whose time has expired.
Mr. E.. Maynard was on the
street last Tuesday, looking remark
ably well for man 81 years of age.
Miss Ruth Henderson gave a
pleasant Birthday party to her
school mates on last Tuesday even
ing.
Half fare to Columbus, O, June
19, good for return until June 20, ac-
count Commencement Exerc ises Cap
ital University.
Since the strike is over, trains
suspended, are now running en- ALL
the branch lines, In the mining
region of the Valley.
Columbus and return June 10th,
half fare account Commencement Ex-
.ercises Capital University. Good to
return until June Goth.
Mrs. Ada Sheperdson of Michi.
gan, accompanied by her two bright
little boys, is the guest of he- father
and mother Cap, and Mrs. Wilford
Stiers, of Logan.
More than a hundred of the
good people of our sister city, Mel
sonville, attended our Commence
ment. Their visit was a compli-
ment which we all most heartily ap.
'preciate.
, Persons who wish TO take music
lessons, cannot do better than call on
Miss Annie Pierce, just from the Gin
cinnatti College of Music, where she.
has spent two years in study. See ad-
vertisement in another column.
The last lecture in the Twice
Five Club Lecture Course, will be
given at the Presbyterian Church by
Prof. Pearson, Of Columbus, on Fri
day evening, June IA th, at O'Clock.
Subject: yellowstone Park" Tickets
may be had from members on request.
Judge Huffman's desk has been
adorned this week with baskets of |
fragrant Laurel Bloom, the Nation.
al Flower of the Hillican Haw
Eater, testimonial from Ash Cave
picnicers. The lawyers are all jeal-
GUS, but the Judge insists, "there is
no woman in the case" The flowers
are very pretty, and the pleasant
testimonial is appreciated.
Yves McCllntock "The O'gath"
OF ancient and pleasant memory
among the Hillicans, now the dar-
ing and dashing Editor of the defiant
Defiance Republican was in the city
yesterday, on a brief visit to his
mother. He had hearty hand shake
with the friends he chanced to meet,
and his friends here are all the peo
pie of Logan.
MUSIC LESSONS. June 25, 1 will
commence giving lessons on the Pi-
ano and Organ; also form class in
Harmony. Any one wishing to take
one or all of these studies should
call on or address,
ANNIE +. PIERCE,