The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-08-13
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LOCAL NEWS.


Sheriff Ryan made a business
trip to Athens Saturday.
j. Bowser was in from South
Bloomingville, Saturday.
w. H. Acker and family spent
Friday at Union Furnace.
Columbus and return Saturday
Aug 18Th, 90 round trip.
w. G. Curtis of Jobs was a
caller at our Office Monday.
Laura Outcalt of Lancaster is
visiting Lucy Martin this week.
Keep cool with ice cream and
lemonade, on Court House Lawn
Able Carpenter Of Enterprise
was a caller at our Office Saturday.
-Rathbone Sisters festival on
Court House Lawn Saturday even
ing.
Uncle Peter Hutton of near Smock
was pleasant caller at our Office to-
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day.
Bessie Montgomery and Lii
Kennard spent Sunday ct the Camp
Grounds.
-Put-in-Bay and return Sunday
Aug 23rd, $3.50 and $l.oo round
trip to Toledo.
Flo. NJ. Wilson is in Columbus
today attending the b funeral of Mrs.
Grace Lesquereux, nee Ford.
Lena Willige has has returned
home after a pleasant trip to Mar
ietta, Parkersburg and Middleport.
Judge Slough of Lancaster
and Col. Den Kumler Of North
Baltimore were in the city yester-
day.
AT the meating Of the Bryan
Silver Club on last Friday evening
Alferd Polling was elected sergeant at
~. arms ,,f' =,
Manager Koppe Of the Opera
House has secured Sam I. Jacks
Cerole Co. for the opening attrac-
tion Sept 5th.
Archbishop Sands, with a goodly
company of his political discipl es,
attended Camp Meeting, in Laneas-
ter, on Monday.
Rev. Vert, of Hawk Ihurness
& Wert will preach in the NJ. E.
Church Sunday morning. No SER
vice in the evening.
Mis- nellie Fultz, an accomplish
ed young lady of Middleport came
up to see the circus and spend few
days whit Lena Willige.
Miss Stella Atkins, who was
visiting at Haydenville, was called
home last week on account of the
se.ius illness ness q Of her little friend f en-
Elgin Gage.
P.J. Murphy, manager of the
Western Union Telegraph lines,
from this place, who was severity
hurt while at work, is able to be ls
ont and about again.
S. S. Brainard's Sons Co. has
just issued red hot Democratic cam
paign song book, especially arranged
for campaign clubs. It is sold fol
10 cents or 81 per dozen.
The SENTINEL campaign list is
every day increasing. Our business
men can make note of this fact.
The new subscribers, within the last
four weeks, number over four hun.
drcd.
Mr.. Frank Aids, a former citl
zen of New Lexington, a nephew Of
Joe Kreig of our town, has contri
buted one hundred volumes OF
Standard books to the New Lexing.
ton Free Library. The former citi
zens of Logan have no library by
which they can initiate Mr.. Aids ex,
ample.
The McCo rmick Bros, Silver
Plate Circus, gave an entertainment
on our city park last night, and gave
excellent satisfa ction to crowded
tent of people. The aerial work
of Miss Mayme Day and the bar
performance of Lafe Miller was the
best ever witnessed in our city.
The band gave very fine music
Altogether the show was great sue.
cess.
Leslie Ryan and J. P. Reynolds
two young gentlemen highly re
commended arelin this city in the in
terests of P. 2. Collier the largest
publisher the world. This houss
needs no recommendation as they
operate in every city in the United
States and the literary people of Lo-
pan will do well to take like adj
vantage of the opportunity they
oaer. Office at Rempel House.