The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-06-20

Col. Weldy was in Columbus
on Monday.
Go to the Opera House tonight
and be entertained.
i. d. Vickers is in the West
this week on business.
Col. A. G. Sands is visiting in
New Plymouth this week.
Point Pleasant will hold its an
nual fair Aug. q to 8 inclusive.
July 4th will be celebrated in
Logan in high style. Come and see
the fun.
Hard times makes low Railway
fares. See list of Excursions via
Buckeye Route.
Miss Minnie Ambrose has re-
turned home from months visit
among relatives in Lancaster.
Go and witness an Ocean vessel
wrecked at the Opera House tonight.
The scene looks like real life.
The Great Battle of Gettysburg
will be refought tonight at the
Opera House. Don't fail to see it.
Mr.. Phil Rising sof Lancaster,
was in our city on last Saturday on
business connected with the Union
Bank.
The Gallipolis FAIR holds its
annual meet July 30, to Aug 2 in
clnsive. An interesting program
has been determined upon.
The farmers around Logan are
cutting wheat. The yield will be
about one. half as much as last year.
The hay crop is an entire failure.
Don't fish with sein, snatch
net, or trap in any Of the running
waters Of the State. 1t is against
the law and dangerous. You might
be submerged.
= Sixteen children were baptized
at the NJ. L. Church during the
morning service last Sunday. Chill
.dren's Day exercises were conducted
in the evening. The church was
crowded.
Will S. Stone, Republican can
didate for nomination for Auditor
has been induced to "write card"
, published in the Journal Of yester-
day go that mine enemy would
write L bookw
Mr.. and Mrs. B. X. Tritsch had
a pleasant celebration on last Satur-
day of the goth, anniversary of their
wedding. Mrs. Tritsch was Perry
county girl and the celebration was
a joint, harmonious, district conyen'
,tion. The SENTINEL tenders con-
gratulations.
Rev. Wuebbep, of Payne, Paul.
ding coanty, O.. formerly minister
in charge OF the Hunter st. Luthern
Church of this place, was o visitor
in Logan yesterday, and met with
hearty welcome from his many
friends. He has large and flourish
ing congregation and ismuch pleased
with his new home.
Doc Oatly has bou ght ten acres
of land from Isaiah Blosser paying
one hundred dollars an acre. Hook
ing county farming land is not af-
fected by the finance nor tariff. !
Neither does the strike nor drouth
destroy the faith Of the intelligent !,
man in the future of the farming in. :
4erests Of our Valley.
Rev. DR.. Moore, of the Presby- s
terian Church, and wife, are attend c
ing the Commencement exercises at
Miami University this week, where
their son Hugh, graduates with the p"
first honors of his class. The DR..
and family will then spend month ',
at Quakcrtown, Ind, their old home. :
The SENTINEL wishes them q pleas.
ant outing. y
Major Binkley, the heavy and {
handsome attorney and magistrate G
OF Bremen was visitor in our city r.
on last Saturday, cutting bait for G
the fishermen disporting in the h
Court House under the promptings d
of the State Game Warden. There u
has been fishing in the Bremen wa. Il
ters and Bro Binkley was here to see Fl
how we get out Of the soip so he can h
get in the swim. II
The Falls township school board
on Monday afternoon employed the G
following teachers: Charles Nune. n
maker, district No. Z, months Of /
s33b per month. G. G. Hengst, O
district No. 8, q months at $33k per a
month. Nettie Brown, district No.
o, g months at s33t per month. n
Myrtle Guthrie, district No. IL, 9
months at s33bper month. w. w.
Marks, district No. ~, 6 months at
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