The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-06-06
Mrs. Col. Rempel and Mrs. VIM.

Mccarthy are visiting friends ano
relatives in Columbus this week.
Prof Frank Myers, we take II
Iall back. We salute you! 1t has
rained, as you said it would! Thanks
| - Mr.. Chas. Gould jr. of Kansas
City, is in the city on brief visit tc
his parents. He is we'll, and IN buis
ness, doing we'll.
San Antonio, Tex. Half fare
rood to return until June Is, ac
count of meeting Of the Travellers
Protective Association.
Mr.. Ed Davenport has been ap
pointed general advertising agent for
the South Eastern Ohio Fair Associa
ton. He is meeting with excellent
success.
MIR. Pollock, manager of the
Natural Gas Co. in our place, will re-
move to Chilieotbe. He will take
with him the best wishes Of bis many
friends in Logan.
Persons who wish to take music
lessons, cannet do better than cala 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 Z O'Clock.
Subject: yellowstone Park" Tickets
may be had from members on request.
-Nels Featherolf, a noted ruff
an of near Laurclyille is in jail at
Chillicothe for an attempt to out
rage a child. lie narrowly escaped
deserved lynching from the people
of Adelphi, where the preliminary
court was held. The brute ought
to be hung.
Col. Weldy delivered the Me-
morial address on Decoration Day at
South Bloomingville, to one of the
largest meetings ever assembled in
that village. The address was elo-
auent, earnest and pertinent to the
occasion, and was highly appreciated
by all who had the good fortune to be
present.
The Sophomore festival at the
residence of Mr.. q. E. Bowen on last
Thursday evening was very pleas
ant affair. The tables were decorated
and the attendants costumed to rep
resent different nations: Am erica,
Athens, Rome, Spain, Japan, France,
Germany etc. The attendance was
good, the entertainment delightful
and the proceeds satisfactory.
Last Sunday was Judge Robert
Wmght's 89th birthday. The occa-
sion was made a pleasant anniver-
sary by the presence at home of his
children and children's children, with
whom, ,and with the entire community,
we Join in congratulation for the bless
ing Of grand old age kind Provi-
dence has bestowed upon our fellow
and tender the wish that
many more birthdays may be in store,
happy as the one just passed.
John Ucker, keeps constantly on
band and for sale full line of Fresh
and Smoked Meats consisting Of Beet,
Veal. Pork, Ham, Breakfast Bacon,
Clear Sides &c. &c. He desires to in
form his many patrons that he butch
ers none but the finest conditioned
stock of all kinds and sells none but
that dressed by himself and guaran-
tees its quality to be first class. Also
lard guaranteed to be absolutely pure
and free from admiration, at lowest
cash price. Fresh Butter, Eggs and
always on hand.
We are glad to learn that our
late contemporary of the Republican
Gazette, Mr.. F. S. Pursell, has been
State Inspector of Building |
and Saving Associations. The ap-
pointment is one Mr., Pursell deserves
for faithful party work, and it is re-
sponsible public service he is emf
nently qualified to discharge. The
office pays five dollars day and ex-
penses, a better business, hundred
times over, than running a Republ;-
can newspaper in opposition to the
We congratulate our late
lamented brother Editor, and hope
he may find his occupation pleasant,
disturbed by as few cares as can at
tach to public life, and attended by as
many delights as an honorable and
profitable office can bear in its train.
Lieutenant Jas. Cresap was
visitor in Logan, Sun
lay, stopping off between trains on
MS trip across the Continent, to
greet and kiss his mother. Lieuten-
INT Cresap has for the last three
7ears been at Sea, leaving his quar-
,ers at Annapolis on orders coming
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