The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-08-05
LOCAL NEWS.


j. Bowser of South Blooming
will was in Logan last Thursday.
Mrs. Ed Angle is dangerousl.
iii at this writing from Consumption
Mr. Ed Row has about comrlet-
ed bis new and handsome residenc,
OH 2nd st,
Miss. Helen Pursell and Bro
Lew are visiting relatives in Hunting
ton, w. Va.
The picnic of the Hooking Val
ley employees last Thursday was ;
great success.
DO not fail to stop at Marke
lot, Saturday evening, and enjoy lc'
Cream and Cake.
The Misses Stella and Laurs
McMourtney spent Sunday Will
friends in Perry County.
Mr.. Pat Murtha has returned
from weeks vacation on the lakes,
much improved in health.
Charley McLeans new residence
is about finished, and is one of the
prettiest dwellings in the CITY.
Mr.. Adam SohalI, one of the
prominent farmers of Washington,
made US a pleasant call last Tuesday.
The W. r. c. will be pleased
to serve you with 1st class ice cream
Oh the Market lot, Saturday evening.
Mr.. Bodie Rochester of Athens
is the guest this week of his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c: Sands
Mrs. Murphy's new dwelling in
Riverdale is about completed. 1t Is
one of the prettiest homes in this part
of the city.
Mrs. Bee Cherripgton of Ind
after a pleasant visit with her sister
Mrs. p. J. Murtha, returned home
Saturday evening.
Mr.. John Blackburn of Union
Furnace. and aud one of the Sentl-
mel old time friends in that neighbor-
hood, was welcome visitor here, on
last Tuesday.
Mr.. Charley Lutz has returned
from two weeks visit to Atlantic City
and other noted and fashionable sea-
side resorts, in good health and the
best of spirits.
Our merchants contemplate hold
ing their annual picnic this year at
Jackson, where courteises from electric
road and city park authorizes have
been cordially rendered.
The Logan Foundry and Machine
Works were sold at sheriff sale on
last Saturday, to o. c. Pierce for
S29O6.O0. The plant cost 100000.
This is a touch of Tariff Prosperity.
Peoples Party State Convention
Columbus, o. Aug. 9th. and 1otht.
One Fare for round trip. Tickets
sold on Aug. 9th. and 10TH, good
on date of sale and limited to 19
days.
Bro, Harris, the accomplished
editor of the Athens Journal, and
state central committeeman from
this district, was and interested look
er on at the Democratic Representa-
tive Convention In Logan last Thurs
day.
Camp Meeting is in progress
at the Lancaster groun ds, and quite
a number of our people are there
with their families for the season:
Those desiring the SENTINEL mailed
to them regularly, should advise us
at once:
The wheat crop harvested in
Hooking county is the lest since the
settlement of the county. The Yield
is from 20 to 40 bushels to the acre.
The Benifcent Father has been
kind to US; but the Republican party
now in political power has done moth
ing. Let US pray and vote the Demo
cratic ticket.
Judge Jas. E. Johnston and At
torney Buckley, of New Lexington,
were flying visitors In Logan yester-
day. Court is not IN Session, and
the judge is off fishing, hence we con-
clude that the New Lexington breth-
rem were here on matters relating to
the Church. two in process of build
ing, making this the paramount is
sue. We have not learned the
amount of their subscription to the
building fund.
Mr.. James Henderson has bought
DR.. Dollison's Drug store, IN the
James Block, taking possession on
last Monday. Mr.. Henderson is one of
our most enterprising public spirited
citizen, and will make valuable
,ocossion 10 the trade circles of our