The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-05-14
LOCAL L-PERsoNAL.

DHlgh school Day at Columbus
May %, half fare.
Col. Weldy was in Lancaster ol
last Monday, attending court.
DR.. Sweepston and wife, O
New Plymouth, were visitors i
Logan yesterday.
The Infant child of Mr.. ar
Mrs. Jacob Spyers of Haydenville
will be buried from St. Johns Cath
-olic church, to-day.
The men of our city who ar,
not noticed ON the streets this week
are out farming, fixing fences, sow
ing timothy seed, and planting corn
Quarterly meeting at the U. B.
Church, Saturday, May 16, at 1:3O
pm. Rev. George Geiger. the presid.
any Elder will be here on Sabbath
forenoon and evenin g.
Mrs. DR.. George Erash, of
Matamora, Fulton county, accom-
panied by her daughters, Miss Geor-
gia, and Mrs. George Smith, of To
ledo, are guests of Mrs. Fred Frash.
Mr.. A. J. Bennett, one of the
prominent citizens of Murray City
and who stands higher than any
other man in his community, six
feet four, was in our city on Satur-
day, on business.
Mrs. VanCuren, sister of Mrs.
Hare of Logan, died at her home
near Enterprise on last Saturday. The
funeral was from the residence on
Monday, FIR. Powers conducting the
religious exercises.
Judge S. II. Bright has bought
the Willis Mcdonald property on the
Terrace, consideration $4,000. This |
is one of the most desirable residen-
ces in Logan and the Judge is to
be congratulated upon his purchase.
Mrs. David Funk, one of our
Oldest citizens, died at her home on
Scotch Greek on last Friday, May s,
and was buried at the Baptist ceme-
terry near her home. Rev. Tussing
conducting the religious exercises.
Her age was 81 years months and
IA days
Mr.. Nanderva, of Welston, for
mer postmaster under Cleveland's
first administration, and one of the
most prominent citizens of that newly
attached suburb of Logan, has made
a business engagement with Mr.. Hen
derson in the foundry works, and
will make Logan his future home. Wei
bid him welcome, and bespeak for
him pleasant and profitable busl- ,
ness engagement. lie will remove
with his family in September. II
Sheriff Ryan and wife and
Clerk Lappen and wife will make an
excursion next week into West Vir- \
ginia, Sheriff Ryan's old home, Wis \
ting Charleston, Gowley, Hawks I
Nest and other places of interest in 9
he .Kenawha. There will be no vex- l.
ltious court matters discussed nor \
political differences disputed. The q
logan Lords will conduct a l.
of pleasant recreation, and T
he Logan ladies will add the charm f.
If the presence to all the delightful
places visited. We bespeak for the i,
'xcursionists pleasant trip, a de- h
ightfnl visit and safe return. Ii
We regret to learn that Rev.
Winters, who has accepted call to
axe charge of a congregation and
EDUCATIONAL Institute, in Jersey City IL
lew York, will in a few days re-
love with his family from Logan. G
lr. Winters is al accomplished re
cholar, a Jealous minister, de- lo
out christian, and pleasant, social VI
entleman. He has made many ,,
riends in Logan and the country CT
,und with whom the Sentinel, while
sgrettipg the deps rture from Il
mong us, join in hearty good wish = =
for pleasant and happy life to il, il
i'm and his in the new home TO
hich he is called. He will leave in ST
few days. dc
There is charm in the song of
IT surenading orchestra, there is h;
,rilling delight in the strains of our w
rass band in open air concerts, there W,
cheer in the melody of the piano in tie
le quiet eventide, but sweeter, ,dearer, D"
leerier than any or all, is the hum h,
the wheels in Frank Kessler's l.,
ctory, where the busy men are an
orking until ten and eleven o'clock IN
night, in order to keep up with
e orders, crowding in. For the past IC
eek, after the streets were deserted tb
I'd the town had quieted for sleep, an
ay into the hours near midnight, the tn
ger hum of the buzz saw like the
arging notes of the hugle, sounded
e advance of industry, the march of
osperity by the workers of this
osperous Logan manufactory.
The last week was the most
onitiouS weather that a kindly