The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-10-03

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have returned from ChillicOthe.
f Mrs. F. F. Rempel entertained
the Whist Club last Tuesday evening.
/ We noticed on our streets Satur-
dav. Mr.. John Leonard, of Scotch
Ridge.
Clara Bray of this city visited
Mr.. Bert Bray of Gibisonville. last
week.
Miss E>sic Jurgensmeier spent
last Saturday in Columbus and Wes-
terville.
Walter Shotwell and family of
Perry Ia,, are visiting friends in the
Queen City.
John Arnold has returned to Lo-
gan, after few weeks outing on his
farm near Gore.
The Vent Plunkard Band will
give Free Concert in front of the
Court House tomorrow evening.
Mr.. Richard Vent will leave
Monday for Greenfield. where he
will go into the cigar business with
Har, and Daniels.
The Misses Jennie and Lyde
Guthrie entertained number of
their friends Oh Tuesday evening at
their home on Hunter Street.
Work on the Water Works is
progressing satisfactorily. About
thirty men are at work digging the
trenches and laying the mains.
Parties representing the Standard
Oil Company have leased lot of land
about Buchtel and we are told will
soon move upon the Logan country.
Atlanta, Ga, Exposition, rate
from Logan, $3.50, good for 20
days; s27, 10 good until January 9TH.
Tickets on sale from Sept. 2lst to
December.
Mr. John Walker, President of
First Bank, after two weeks visit
among friends in the East. returned
home yesterday much improved in
health and spirits.
MIR james Chidister, formerly |
photographer with McI.ain, who has
been visiting among friends in Logan
the last two weeks, returned to his
home in Alva, llls., yesterday.
Circuit Court is in session this
week. The business is being disposed
of with sound judgment, SO half the
law. ers at least say, and with accus-
toned dispatch. Common pleas opens
again on Monday.
Col McQuern, Contractor for
putting in the Water Works, is in the
city this week, and proposes from now
pn to push the work with rigor, Civ
ing every man who wants work a job,
and paving fair price for tho work
done.
The first visit of Jack Frost this
fall. was On Saturday morning. He
touched lightly, and 50 to OH Sunday.
Monday morning the cold was un-
usually severe, and 4 bligh,ing frost
fell on the low grounds throughout
the locking Valley.
Col Rcmpcl and abou, two thous-
and other able farmers of Hooking |
county, are engaged at this time in
making apple butter. That is they |
are engaged in stepping around, look !
ing wise, while the women folks are
hump':acked pealing apples and
crouch ir the smoke stirring the kettle.
Atlanta, Ga, and return: EX-
crlrsion tickets will be sold from
Sept. 2lst to Dec. Is, good for Ie
turn 20 days from date Of sale, rate
$3.50. Goud for return until
January 9TH, $40, 10 flOm Logan.
For further information call Oh c
W Schwenke, Agent, Logan.
The Ironton NJ. E. Conference
has re-appointed Rev Rudisill for the
Logan charge. This will be good
news not only to his congregation but
to all on citizens to whom Mr.. Rudi
sill has endeared himself by his kind.
ly courtesies, his genial, social quill
ties, and his manners as n Jealous ex-
emplory christian and pleasant gentle
man.
Cap. Bradford, OF Columbus,
Chief Clerk in the Railway Postal
Service, was a visitor and Inspector in
, our city last Friday, guest of Post
master Green. Mr.. Bradford is one
of the most experienced men of the
country in the Postal Service, one of
the most efficient and one of the most
popular. He has had recently added
to his many other constant regular
duties, the additional work Of rear
ranging, systemizirg and eq"alizlng
the railway messenger service III this
Division. which includes the greater
parts of Ohio, KY, Ind, and West Va.