The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-07-22
LOCAL NEWS.

our city Saturday.
Postmaster Harden was in fIom
llesboro Saturday.
j. NJ. Hillery was in from Webb
S ammitt. Saturday.
II. c. Ferguson, of Ilesboro, was
a caller at our cffice Tuesday.
Miss. Bessie Schwartz is the
guest of relatives in New Lexington.
Mrs. Frank Rochester of Athens
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Sands, this
week.
The Collins block is receiving a
coat Of paint, the color to be Milwau-
Ike Cream.
Rev. Deayer, Presiding Elder of
the u. B. church was a visitor in Lo-
gan last week.
The Misses Mccoy of Galapolis
are the guests of their cousin Miss.
Anna Shannon.
Judge McGillvery of Macarthur
was in our city on Monday on pro-
tessional business.
MIR. George Lehman and Miss.
Lulu McBroom were Nelsonville
visitors last Sunday.
Rev. Father Powers attended
the funeral Of Father Fitzsgerld in
Columbus, Monday.
All persons having due bills are
requested to bring them in before
August 20, at Strattons.
Mr. Ed Eberst spent last Sun
day In Nelsonville, the guest of his
sister, Mrs. Mack Scott.
Mrs. Willis Lehman and family
of Toledo, are the guests of Mrs Tom
Lehman of Mulberry street;
John Hansel thrashed bis wheat
crop yesterday, and got 80 bushels
to the acre, who can beat that?
The Miss. Sniders entertained in
a very charming manner few of
thier girl friends the last ofthe week:
Rev. Fr. Cush of New Lexington,
and Fir. Hannah of Shawnee were
the guests of Fr. Powers on last Sun
day.
"A crowd of our young folks
spent Sunday afternoon on the farm
Of Conrad Trash. A pleasant time is
reported.
Henry Higgins, prominent cit
izen of Shawnee, formerly from Lo-
gan, was visiting friends in Logan
last week.
Miss. Hattie Weed and Miss.
Efie Hallberg of Jackson are the
guests of G. o. Weed and wife of
this place.
Miss Edna Sanderson of Florida,
the hansome and accomplished daugh-
Ter of Dick Sanderson, formerly of
our town, is visiting friends and rel
atives in Logan this week.
The Misses Grace and Louie
Green left today for weeks visit
among the Bob-o-links and other
birds of beauty in the quiet shades
of our neighboring city of Athens.
We were pleased with visit
yesterday from Mr.. ]. H. Campbell
and his bright little boy, of Union
Furnace. Mr.. Campbell has charge
Of Mr.. Joseph Longstreth's large
farm and is the right man for the
place.
The Populists of Hooking county
will hold county convention in
Logan, in Court Room at 8 o'clock
a. m. on July %. At 2 o'clock con-
vention will be held for the selection
of delegates to the Representative
Convention, which convention will
be held on the goth.
Col. Sands, captain of the Bush ,
nell Club, is in Cincinnati this week.
If the captain now, as he did last
year, will bring on a supply of Gold
Hats, we will bring the Bushnell
Club out in this prosperity uniform
and make an excursion in the country,
preaching Confidence and displaying
Prosperity.
An ice cream social was given
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Hansel, at
heir hospitable home, three miles
,ut south Of Logan, on last Saturday
evening. 1t was one of the most de-
ightful social events of the season, :.
md all present, including SENTI-
VEL ice cream and sweet cake expert,
lad happy time long to be remem- II
'ered. q
We regret to learn of the death, G
N last Saturday, of Mrs. Malachi "
IcBroom, one of the most esteemed u
nd one of the pioneer people of Lau- n
el township. Her funeral on last cI
Ionday afternoon, at the old family N