The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-07-08
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Mr.. John Petit of Hue, was il
logan, Saturday.
Oscar Davis was over from
Corning, Saturday.
Mr. John Henderson is visiting
relatives in Marysville.
john Griffen OF Smock made us
a pleasant call Tuesday.
Phil Geiger Of Black Jack was
a caller at our Office Monday.
L. A. Lawson of the Athens
Gazette spent sundsy in Logan.
Charley Adcock of Webb Sum
mitt called at our Office Tuesday.
Campaign Sentinel, only l0cts.
until the week after the election.
The Misses Lala Fox and Viola
KKintz are guests in Lancaster this
week
Miss. Karshner of Laurrelville
is visiting her grand father Judge
Riason.
Postmaster Gorden Of Cedar
Grove made US a pleasant call last
Tuesday.
On account Of the very warm
weather, not MANY country people
came to town Saturday.
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Luthern Congregation of laurel
township, Let it be known that there
will be no service until Aug. 9Th
a. ~. because the pastor Rev .Spoehr
is In need of rest, owing to poor
health. Rev. E. G. Sphdehr.
Mr.. John Schaal of Ilesboro has
received letters patent for fence
wire stretcher, which promises to be
one of the best inventions Of the
times. Mr.. Schaal is to:be congrat-
ulated on his patent, and we hope he
will make fortune out of it.
Mr.. Reamy Baird of Philadelphia
made flying visit to Logan, last
Monday on visit to his mother and
sister Faith. He is one Of the promis-
ing young business men of Philadel
phia and his many friends in Logan
and the Hooking Valley rejoice in
his success.
Mr.. A. D. Huston, accompany
ing his son on visit to Colorado
Springs, stopped over In Logan, on
the 4th and met a hearty welcome
n.
from his many warm friends of boy
hood here. "DaP' is one of the prom
inent Ohio men who are capturing g
New York, and we are all proud of
him.
-. W. Bowen, the founder of
The McArthur Enquirer, and for
many years ? prominent newspaper
nan, after an illness of nearly ten
years duration. died at his home in
Macarthur last Saturday. His death
8 mourned by many of the old time
riends in Southern Ohio.
We are glad to know that Mr.,
lawrence Brady of Columbus and
or some time freight conductor has
'een promoted to passenger conduct
II On the main line to Columbus. |
Ir. Brady is one Of the most trust
vorthy..and accommodating men it the
abroad service, and his promotion is |
Yell merited.
"A pleasant surprise was given
Rev. S. E. Rudisill and his wife by
he Chautauqua Circle at the M. E.
last Friday evening. Mr..
/. C. Caugbey, on behalf of the Cir.
lie, presented them with an elegant
lemonade Bowl in token of their SER
ices for the Circle. Mr.. R., presi.
ent of the Circle, made appropriate
esponse. The readings during the
ear have produced both pleasure
nd great profit.
The old veteran musician, John
Brown, and his "wouder" comet
resented to him last Friday night by
be Haydenville band-was very
luch in evidence last Monday. Un-
er his instructions the Haydenville
and has made wonderful progress,
, fact he has made them all artists
band Hooking county should be
: 'ud of. Long live the old vet, and
lay he and his "wonder" be frequent
isitors in Logan.
Mr.. Nelson Armstrong and fami-
: left Logan on last Tuesday, for