The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-07-30
LOCAL NEWS.


Florence Payne spent Sunday a
the Rock House.
Rev. Rudsill and family are al
the Camp Grounds.
Mrs. HI. r. Thomas and daughte
are at the Camp Grounds.
Miss Buchanan of Columbus il
quest of the Misses Becker.
Sam Houk of Columbus is visit
ing relatives near Enterprise.
Miss Agnes Case is visiting
f,inds and relatives in Somerset.
Edward Lutz of Columbus is thu
ppest this week of Phil Mccarthy.
Newt Slater spent part of las
week with relatives near Ash Gave
Col. A. C. Sands has returned
home after a pleasant visit in Cincln
natl.
Rev. Father Powers and mothe
spent last Thursday in New Straits
vile.
Watch our next issue for thu
advertisement of the Richmond bicy
Gle Co.
Mr.. Pearl Watkins of Mlnneapo
lis is the guest of his sister Mrs. A
V. Crawford.
Miss Bolt of Michigan is th'
pleasantly entertained guest of Rev
Spoehr and wife.
Mary White, after a pleasan
visit with Mrs. DR.. Lyons, returned t.
Columbus Sunday.
Interesting country correspond
epce intended for this week, came to-
late for publication.
Has the Logan Library Associ
alton been suspended by ''govern
ment enjoinment?'
e. q. Petit and wife spent Sunda,
at South Perry the guest OF M ram
Mrs. Frank Redeem.
Nellie w. Baker and Kat
Friesner have returned from thre
months visit in Columbus.
Half fare to Salt Lake City
Utah August 5th, and 9th, good re
turning until August 22nd.
Will Rauch who has been i
California, is visiting his father, Mr.
John Z. Rauch the Shoe man.
The misses McCortney, Steden
Kessler and Downey are spendin
several weeks at Brier Cottage.
Married by J. F. Williams at hi
residence July 23rd, Mr. Edwar
Flick and Margaret E.Beougber.
Dave Kanode has moved hi
cigar factory to the rooms adjoinin
Tipton's, at the old Furnace Store
The last Quarterly Meeting
Logan Mission for this year will b
held at Antioch Church, August
at l:So o'clock.
Miss Hattie Harris, a highly at
complished young lady of Zanesvill
is spending few weeks in Logan th
guest of Estella Strentz.
The new barn of Samuel How
dyshell at Webbs Summit was bur-
ed Tuesday night from lightning. II
loss will he about 81, 100000.
i, { think our readers Will al
preciate this issue of the SENTINEl
Only ten cents for the campaign
Now is the time to subscribe. T.
Married at the residence of Re
w. H. Wright, July 26th. n
David r. Stafford of Columbus
Miss Minnie L. Heft of Logan.
The auditor and treasurer vi
begin settlement next week, and Il
fifteen per cent penalty will then
added to all unpaid June taxes.
We have not heard of any pu
lie movement il the matter of ii
of the new natural gas company, f
which franchise was granted.
On last Monday afternoon MI
John w. Schaal of llesboro fell 81
broke both bones of the left leg. M
Schaal is resting as easy as could
expected.
"A little daughter of Tade Sha
non fell from horse Tuesday aft
noon and broke an arm. DR.. II.
Campbell rendered the necessary me
lcal attention.
Two horses belonging to Fr
Heigle farmer who resides abo
three miles southwest of town we
killed by lighting during the stol
Tuesday night.
Ministerial Institute of. Rus
vile District, Scioto Conferen
convened July %, at Murray Cit
Opening sermon to be delivered
Rev. w. H. Wright.
Mr.. Harry Ambrose will ia