The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-07-09
Vergie Weldy spent the 4th

brother Fred. IN Middleport.
-M,ss May Lacy, Of Lancaster, i
the guest of Miss Daisy West.
/ Mr.. Nick Till spent several day
in Greenfield the guest of relatives.
John Schwar;z entertained
few of his friends at dinner Sunday
Miss Bertha Mctiangal is th'
guest Of relatives at Middleport, thi
week.
L. D. Vickers was registered a
the Grand Hotel, Cincinnati, las
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Young ant
daughters spent the 4th in the capi
tai city.
Mrs. Frank kessler has as hel
guests this week, her two sisters from
GAINESVILLE.
john Slisher is in Mt. Clemens
Michigan, this week, for the benefit
of his health.
Miss Clara B. Westenhaver, O
Dayton, Tennessee, is at home for {
months vacation.
John Mcbride came down from
Columbus to visit his mother and sis
ters last Sunday.
Mike Mcbride, Of Macarthur,
spent Sunday in Logan the guest Of
James Gallagher.
Mrs. Woodworth Of Jobs, is the
guest of her son, Treasurer Wood
worth, this week.
Misses Nan Mcbride and kath
arine Bowlby left Monday for a trip
to Washington, DC.
Master Willie Bort, of Detroit,
Michigan, is visiting his father, Col
Lorn Bort, this week.
-Thad Allen of the Journal-Ga.
zette, was in Washington, G. H., on
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. George Burberry and little
daughter, Mary, of Adelphi, are WIS.,
iting relatives in Logan.
Auditor Armstrong left Sunday,
and Judge OWN. Wright lett Mon
day evening for Chicago,
20. W. Ii. Wright and G. V.
Wright were the orators at the Lau-
relville 4th Of July celebration.
r. E. Hamblin, Steward of the
Toledo Insane Asylum, was registered
at the Rempel on Monday last.
Mrs. Engle, of Columbus, spent
Sunday in Logan the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Downey.
Banker Rising, of Lancaster, was
in our city on Monday on business
connected with the Union Bank.
Miss Ottie Smith and Miss Phebe
Slisher spent Saturday in Lancaster
the guests of Mrs. Cbas. Michels.
Charles o. Myers and son, of
Perry, Iowa, are the guests of Thos.
Shotwell, of West Hunter Street.
Mr.. John Walker was called to
Madison, o., on last Tuesday, by the
death of his cousin, Mr.. S. McLain.
Miss May Mcbride ard charm
ing little niece, Helen Ward, of New
Lexington, are visiting Mrs. Susan
Mcbride.
Married, July ID, 1896, by J.E.
Houston, j. P, at the Office of the
Probate Judge, Mr.. Edware limerick
and Miss Estella Rush.
Mrs. Till and Mrs. Eberest we're
chaperons of picnic held in Wrights
grove, July 4th. A delightful time
was had by all present.
Miss Ze.la and Nella, the twin
daughters of Mrs. Chas. Schwenke,
returned home after pleasant visit
in Sugar Grove, last Friday.
Prof. Rayman and wife. DR..
Blosser and wife, and Miss Bowlby
left last Tuesday night for a two
weeks visit to Washington City and
other places of interest in the East.
They will be in attendance also at
the National Convention of the
Christian Endeavor Society.
Col. and Comrade Davenport is
in Gallipolis this week recruiting for
theiCuban war. His initial step is
to sell a book. The reading of this
will SO infame the patriotic heart, that
regiments will rise up at his call and
rally at his nod. The Colonel will
be a General before he gets back.
On last Friday, Mr.. Frank
Blasius, ST., fell from his bicycle
and sustained a severe injury to his
knee, which will probably keep him
in doors for a month. He was just
learning to ride, and when going
down the grade into Bragtown, the
wheel ran away with him, colliding
with post, and throwing the rider
an the side walk.
Mr.. c. E. Bowen, trustee for the
G. w. James estate, has contracted
with Mr.. Henderson, of the Logan