The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-06-18

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noiuted officer of the Humane Soci.
ETY..
Hon. Carl Buerhause and family
we're visiting Lancaster friends yester-
day.
Mary Hall, of Nelsonville, spent
Sunday in Logan the guest of Lille
Eastman.
Ed Kleinschmidt, of Cardington,
is visiting his parents in the west end
this week.
Mrs. VIM. Toole died at her
home on east Main street or Wednes,
day morning.
Coon Reichley, of South Bloom
ingville, was smiling on his Logan
friends Tuesday.
Wash Wyman, of the Hotel
Krinn, Lancaster, was seen here the
first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker, of Athens,
are visiting the family of l.. n
Hawk, of Hunter St.
Col. Ed Davenport, colporteur,
left this morning for weeks can
vass in Perry county.
Mr.. NJ. d. Risley, one of our
oldest citizens, fell and seriously hurt
himself yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph England is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Rudolph
Rrown, OH North Market St.
Mrs. Golden, of Columbus,
spent Sunday with the family OF
Thos. Sunderland, of Hunter st.
Prof. Wolf, of junction City,
attended the Commencement and
also the Democratic Convention.
Ada Huber and Florence Hook
er, of Lancaster, are visiting Miss
Sidney Stiers, on Front St. this week
Col. John Ferguson, Barrister
of the New Lexington Bar was a
spectator at the judicial convention.
Miss Emma Hartman, who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Rapp,
of Springfield, has returned home.
Mrs. E. B. Comley, of Colum-
hus, is visiting in Logan, the guest
of her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Will
liams.
Harry Binningcr, Of Lancaster,
was looking after his interests here
IL the shoe business the first of the
week.
John T. Rauch, the popular
butcher Of Circleville, and family
are the guests of their Logan friends
this week.
Mr.. Henry Stalter and wife, of
Dicksonton, spent several days in
Logan the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Kintz.
The Misses Kellar of Lancaster,
who have been visiting the Misses
Well!uau, returned home Wednes-
day afternoon.
Charley McNanigal, of Cleve-
and. is lone for few weeks visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dal
NcManigal eff north Mulberry St.
Harry $. Neal, the Hooking
Valley Baggage Master, had his leg
broken at the Freight Depot on last
Friday. An oil barrel got over
balanced and fell across his leg.
Col. Stevenson, President Of the
Columbus, Lancaster & Wellston Ry,
will the first of the week, move the
headquarters of the road from Tarl-
ton to South Bloomingville.
Mr. John Notestone, of South
Perry, was visitor in Logan on last
Tuesday and met hearty welcome
from his many old time, and long
time good friends in Logan.
The excursion last Sunday to
Jackson at the opening of Electric
Park was an unusually large one, 60
ing in that direction. The excur-
sionists numbered over 500. All
had happy time.
Bro. Frank Magee, editor of the
Macarthur Democratic Enquirer, at
tended our Commencement. and was
justly proud of the graduating honors
won by his talented nephew, Frank
Magee Wright.
Memorial Services of the Odd
Fellows will be held next Sunday.
The sermon will be preached by Rev.
Wright in the U, B. church at ten
o'clock. The ceremony of decorat-
ing the graves will follow the close of
the exercises in the churches.
We see by our Laurelville and
Adelphi exchanges that our friend
Cal Reber has been visiting among
the brethren in the western part of
the county and that he is making
friends wherever he goes. This we
know to be true, because Cal has
been our next neighbcr for the last
fifteen years and he is one of the
most genial, agreeable gentlemen we
ever knew. His objectional feature
is his politics.
Col, Geo. E. Kelley, OF Lancas-
ter, formerly editor Of the Lancaster
Faule. and at present the brilliant