The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-07-23
LOCAL NEWS.

in Nelsonville.
-M,ss. Norris of Kansas,is visiting
Mrs. o. s. White.
Mrs, J. c. Halpman is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Haner.
Post Master Lloyd of Sand Run
was in Logan on business last Friday
Miss Estella McCortney enter
tained few friends Thursday eve.
Miss Kessler of New Lexington,
is the GUEST of her cousin, Bessie Sch
wartz
Nell Pickering returned to Col
smbus Friday, accompanied by Soph a
Smith.
Mrs. De Fries of Ann Arbor
Mich, is the guest of Mrs. Eugene
Spoehr.
Mr.. Jacob Fox spent Sunday in
Athens the guest of Mrs. Walsh and
family.
When will the authorities take
up the matter Of fountain in our
city park.
MIR. Will McClintock of Lam
easter,spcnt several days in Logan
the guest of his mother.
Mrs Jake Rectenwaid and fam
lily of Columbus, are the guest OF her
father, Jacob Schwartz.
Miss. Bertha Smith of Mll6eld,
is the pleasantly entertained guest OF
her sister, Mrs. DR.. Lyons,
Miss. Minetta McCraY left for
Webster Grove Mo. where she will
be the guest OF Mrs. G. G. Hart.
Married at the residence of Rev,
w. H. Wright, Saturday, July 1S'
Mr.. Abraham Martin to Miss. Louisa
pevore.
Last week the country round us
was deluged with destructive rain.
Logan. and the Valley escaped dam
sssing floods.
Mrs. NH. Powers, after PIES
ant visit with relatives in Logan, re-
turned to her home ip Rome N. 7.
Thursday eve.
Mrs. G. B. Gould of New York
City and infant daughter, and her
mother, Mrs. Clements, and two chill
dren of Denver, are the guests of Mrs
c. M.Gould.
The Advertisements in the Sentinel
are the platform of our live, active,
business men, who do not allow poll
tics to enter into trade, nor interfere
with their pleasant relation with the
people.
Master Charley William Bryan
Miller, one of the bright little Dem=
ocrats of Union Furnace, accompanied
by his father, Post Master Miller,
was q welcome visitor at the SENTINEL
last Saturday.
Mr.. John Wellman, the retired
miller, observed his 70'' birthday on
Friday last, by family dinner at
his home. Mr.. Wellman is in good
health and enjoys his leisure in at
tending to his extensive garden. He
is strong advocate of Bryan and the
free coinage of silver.
The Patriotic Order of the Sons
of Rest is the title of club recently
originating in Nelsonville, and is rap
idly spreading. A condition of member
Sip vAci4Ies them from all manly
sports in which animation is exhibited.
1t threatens to be dangerous rival
of our cherished Colt and kindred,
arisLocratic court pastimes.
The SENTINEL had pleasant
call from Rev. DR.. w, H, Thompson
of the Miami University, on Monday
morning last. The DR., is in Logan,
the guest of Rev. D. R. Moor and is
looking after the interests of the Un-
iversity, of which he is the Pres. The
DIR. is in excellent physical health, and
from the company he was in, we place
him as an advocate of free silver.
MIR L. S. Bort, perhaps the old
est practial printer in the Valley, pass
ed bis 78" milestone on Saturday last.
Uncle Luther remembers the times
when he stuck type with Horace
Greely and Col. Sam Medary. AL
though an old Wing, he hopes to vote
for Byran and free silver this fall.
We wish the old typo many more
returns of his birthday with all the
peace and happiness voucbafed TO the
craft,
Harriet Daisy Mcconnell, daughter
Of James and Minerva Mcconnell was
born Oct aS' 1879 and died July 13''
1896,aged I6 yrs, s mo.and ID days.
She joined the United Brethren
church in Logan. Feb. 23''. 1896. be-
ing one ofthe converts of last winters
revival. She leaves a father, mother,
two sisters and one brother to mourn