The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-07-09
LOCAL NEWS.

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was in the city Tuesday.
Remember the Circleville Race:
July 81, 90. % and "a.
ID. Ii. Lappen and son, Herbert
spent the 4th in Laurelville.
Miss Daisy Watkins has return
ed from a visit in Nelsonville.
Geo. Stallsmith and Roy Raney
are spending the week in Adelphi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hood and En-
ma Village spent the 4th in Lancas
ter.
DIR. T. J. Dillinger, of Murray
City was business visitor in Logan.
Monday.
The Misses Bessie Montgomery
and Lii kennard spent the 4th in
Lancaster.
The Misses Minnie and Clara
Ambrose spent the 4th with friends
in Lancaster.
Ed and Robert Sanderson spent
the Fourth in Logan with their par.
ents on Second street.
Sam Dennis, who is connected
with steam laundry in Columbus, is
visiting relatives in this city.
John James and wife OF Colum-
bus, spent the 4th in Logan, guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Glib Kennard.
&C. E. Suiter, physical instructor
of the Y. N. C. A, at Piqua, spent
Saturday and Sunday in this city.
E. P. Kreider will occupy the
Luther S. Bort property, on South
Market Street, the 1st of August.
Miss Cora Inboden, who has been
in Canal Winchester for some time,
returned to Logan on last Saturday.
Pearl Palmer and John StaIter
have purchased saw mill of J. j.
Snider and have located at Bidwell,
Ohio.
Miss Minnie Dishley of the Co.
lumbus School Journal, is visiting
parents and friends in Logan this
week.
The ladies of the Relief Corrs
had pleasant festival on the lawn
of Mrs. Sarah Stallsmlth, on the even
ing of the 4th.
Mrs. John F. Rauch, after
pleasant visit at her fathers, Mr..
Schlaegetter, returned to her home
in Circleville, last Friday.
Mr.. Lee, one of Starr townships
prominent famers and an old died
in the wool Democrat, paid the SEN
TINEL substantial call yesterday.
Mr.. Bert Harrington spent the
4th at the Ash Cave. He was much
impressed with the number of corner
lots the city affords for men of enter
prise.
Rev. J. f. Williams and wife,
and B. X. Tritsch and wife, were at
the Lancaster Camp Grounds Satur-
day securing desirable quarter for the
camp meeting.
Don't you want Pool or Bill
lard Table? Bott Bros, Columbus,
Ohio, will sell them on easy pay
ments, also Bar fixtures, Billiard
supplies, ect.-tf.
Miss Flora Fickle, one of the
most successful teacher in the public
schcolj i, i'ullman, ILL.,, is the guest
of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Fickle of East Hunter street.
Bakers Art Gallery, Of Colum-
bus, have complete facilities Tor pro-
ducing absolutely everything per-
tanning to photography and portrait
ure. Sample of work can be seen
at this Office.
Judge Slough held short ses-
sion of court Monday and dismissed
the application for appointment of
receiver for the syndicate. Some
sales We're confirmed, and judgments
taken on default.
Isaac Hunsucker, one of the old
time residents of Marion township,
came in yesterday to renew his old
acquaintances and shake hands with
his many friends who were glad to
meet the octogenarian.
Mr.. Frank Myers has purchased
an excellent assortment of boots and
shoes which he will sell cheap to his
customers. He does repairing at
reasonable prices, and invites the
public 20 make him call.
Mr.. Vernon Culver made fly
ing visit to Logan on last Monday,
coming on the morning and leaving
on the afternoon train. He promises
to return in about month, and adjust
matters: and open the Union Bank
for business.
Mr. A .Magoon was in the West
this week taking contracts for street
paving brick. The Hayden block
has the reputation of being the best
street paving brick made in this