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

GuftuS w alter anU Deiia Soahiey,
both of Haydenville.
MIR. John Jones is making some
very handsome Improvements Oh his
residence on Main street.
Married by AL Brooke j. P.
July 20th John Savett and Joseph
ipe Eberst, both of Ward township.
Col. Weldy had serious at
tack of Cholera morbus last Tues :
day night. He is much better at this
writing.
We present elsewhere in this
paper an interesting sketch of Mr..
Chapman, our ca ndidate for governor
and bis family.
j. T. 15c ping at STATIONS,
Mrs. Seyfort of Circlsviile and
her handsome little hoy, were visitors
in Logan last week, guests OF her
brother, Cal Reber.
Mr.. Gust Baird of Charleston,
w. Va. formerly the popular merch-
ant at Sand Run, is visitor among
| friends in Logan this week.
Mrs. Anna Chister and daugh-
ter Maud, of Eureka, Cal. spent last
Monday in our city with Mrs. CHS
tsr's brother, ]. G. Morgan.
Mrs. Ed Matthias, of near Enter
prise, died on Tuesday afternoon. The
funeral will be at Antioch cemetery
ON Friday afternoon at 8 O'Clock,
Columbus parties have leased
lands down the valley, this side of
Enterprise and have erected der
rick on the VIM. lies farm preparing
to sinking we'll.
2 Big Wigwam 15c at Strattons
-Vesper Service at the NJ. E.
church on Sunday evening at $50.
Subject for Sunday by John E. Rud-
isill pastor, "Christ's Call to busi
ness Man."
Judge Wright and Will Waner
are at the Licking reservoir this
week, buying fish, at least that is the
presumption. if they bring any home
with them.
-Ead Shrader of Rock Bridge took
dose of laudnum last Monday night
with suicidal intent. The stomach
pump was applied and it is thought,
he vii! recover.
The festival given by the ladies
of tie U. B. church in Logan on
last Friday evening was quite sue
cess, and one of the pleasantest social
of the season.
Dry Goods and Hats cheap at
Strattons cash store.
The rope walker last Tuesday
evening did some very daring feats.
He is an expert at his business. A
large crowd collected on the street
TO witness the performance.
Washington camp No. II, P. p,
o. S. A. celebrated the sixth anniver-
sary of the establishment of the
camp In Logan on last Saturday eve
ming, by banquet supper in their =
hall.
Mr.. G. A. Brice, son Of Senator
Cal Brice has bought leases on about 7
ten thousand acres of land in the t
of Berne station. This t
ooks like business. When Brice in
vests, he develops. a
-Strattons for Masons Jars, Seal t
ng, or Stoneware all cheap. o
Mr.. Gus Magoon, weather OBJ C
server at this place, has been suppl. c
ID by the government with CON-
,lete equipment of instruments for the
ervice. We hope he may find it in "
he instruments to give US cool dry n
weather. for week, till We get our !
harvest in. "
Uncle John Robert West, while
yorking in his harvest field on bis
arm near Ilesboro. on last Friday
vas overcome with the heat, and for :, .
time his life was dispaired of. He !, !
vas brought home to Logan, and We
re glad to know is able to be out Z
nd about again.
q Five Brothers Is cents at q
STATIONS .,
Uncle Dan Davis of Haynes has 81
ur especial thanks for club ofsub- al
fiify-three. Our friends have
all the post Offices, placed US under s
,any obligations. The list is now tc
yer 500, and still increasing. The r
ooks must close next week. The r
is to much for us. r
There are no new developments Ii
! the stike. The miners are conf
ent, and the operators and railroad &c
are also confident that m
ork will soon be resumed. The sit nj