The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-07-11
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friends in GAINESVILLE this week.
Merchants Picnic at Buckeye
Park July II. Everybody invited.
Hon. II. G. Dinkle and family
of Lancaster, spent last Monday In
Logan.
The Misses Sohwenke are visiting
the "old folks at home" in Sugar
Grove this week.
"A democratic gain is reported In
the Second Ward: A boy at John M.
Whites on Sunday.
Miss Ollie Rochester is visiting
the family of our former pastor, c. Z.
Hart, at Webster Grove, Mo.
Hon. V. c. Lowry left on Mon
day night for Pittsburg, on business
relating with the Water Works.
Regular prayer service at the
M. E. Church this evening. Lecture
announced will be given at another
time.
Miss Nettie McCray left on Mon
day to attend as delegate, the Nation
al Endeavor Associatio at Boston,
Mass.
Rev. Matthias of the U. B.
Church at Coalton, and family are
spending this week with relatives at
Enterprise.
The Merchants Picnic on next
"Wednesday will pleasant affair.
Our country friends are invited to
come to town and go along.
Eta, the bright and handsome
little daughter of Capt. Cunningham
of Columbus, is visitor among
friends in Logan this week.
Miss Mable, daughter of Mr..
Chas Rose, suffered slight sun stroke
son last Monday. She is better and it
is hoped will soon be we'll again.
-Messrs WeIdy and Buerhaus
appear before the Board of Pardons
today to plead for commutat'on OF
the death Sentence Of Isaac Edwards.
The Kings Daughters entertain
ed the Kings Sons, and Logan sons
and daughters generally, at an ice
cream festival at Peter Lytel's last
evening.
Mr.. John Mcnamara, of Nc
Arthur, Deputy U. S. Internal Rev.
enue Collector, was in the city on
Monday, Oh business connected with
the Department.
The horses of Tiptons Delivery
Wagon took fright on last Monday
evening and ran away, smashing the
wagon to fragments, and severely
,injuring the horses.
The Merchants Picnic at Buck
eye Park has always been a great
success. New attractions at the Park
will make this years picnic surpass
anything heretofore.
Mrs. Kinser, died on the 9th inst.
and was buried at Hopewell Gene
terry, near Millville. She was in her
eighty third year, and eighty years a
resident ottsss county.
Mrs. Frank Cash, after a long
and painful illness, died at her home
in Logan on last Monday. Her re-
mains were inferred in Oak Grove
Cemetery on Tuesday morning, Rev.
Powers conducting the religious ex-
ercises.
\-Col. Rempel thrashed his wheat
crop on last Monday. The yeild was
unexpectedly good, eight hundred
,and eighty bushels. This is a big
crop for Hooking County farmer.
Can any of our neighboring counties
show larger crop? The entries are
open.
Marshal Byerly arrested two
boys at the depot on last Monday
1norning who had stolen a keg of
beer in Lancaster, broke into box
cnr and oamo jollying down the road.
They were turned over to the Lam
caster marshal and taken back home
I for trial.
- ID. d. G. NJ, James E. Brown Of
this place, accompanied by II. S
Brown, Theodore Frasure, and A. II.
Wilson installed the officers of Silver
Moon Lodge I. o. O. F., of South
Perry, ON Tuesday evening. They
returned the same night and report
the trip delightfully."- cool.
The Darkey who stole suit o.
clothes from Fraser att the Fair
Ground, captured at Gallipolis, escap
ing from the Constable and recaptur.
ed at Macarthur, is housed for the
present at Hotel DE Ryan. Unless he
again escapes and gets into the Ma
hdis army at Sand Run, there will b,
a loss oone Republican vote in thi
county.
Remember the usual annua