The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-06-10
LOCAL NEWS.

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Miss Sallie Wilson of Murry City
spent Friday in Logan.
DIR Goss of Lancaster was 4 Wis
itor in Logan Yesterday.
-Pomeroy and return Sunday,
June 18th. 81 Round Trip.
MIR l.. ID. Nickers has been sick
for several days with Malarial fever.
Henry F. McClanahan of Union
Furnace was in Logan on Saturday.
Mr.. Fred Mericle and wife of
Bremen,a are visiting in the city today.
Miss Mary Till entertained few
friends at supper. the first of the week.
Mr. Stiles telegraph operator OF
Haydenville was III Logan last Sun
day.
-Nels Armstrong of Laurrelville
spent last Sunday with his family in
Logan.
Mr. John Lawler of Columbus
was the guest of j. J. snider, last
Sunday.
Miss Stella Hall came home.
from Westerville to be present at the
Commencement.
Mrs. Nancy Angle returned
home yesterday after two weeks
visit at Roseville.
DIR Blosser was called to his old
home, Junction city. on professional
business, last Sunday.
Miss Nettie Higgins of Athens,
was welcome visitor in Logan, for a
few hours, last Saturday.
Mr. Gearhardt Miller of Lancas-
ter was the guest of Mr.. Henry Clay
Weaver on last Tuesday.
DIR. Aplin, pension examiner of
Carbon Hill, was in the city yester-
day, engaged professionally.
Miss Mary Mcbride and neice
Sue Ward of New Lexington are tn, e
guests of Mrs Susan Mcbride.
For SALE-A good Jersy COW 6yr.
old, giving gallons of milk per day.
Enquire of Robert Cummings.
Married by Rev. w, II. Wright
on Thursday, June Sth Mr. Elmer Ii.
Kieffer and Miss Julia Sargent.
Mrs Thomas McMan and son
Willie, of Parkersburg, W. Va. are
the guests of Mr. and Mrs Nicholas
Eberst.
Mr. Pat Murtha, who has been
quite sick for the last week, we are
glad to learn, is recovering and will
soon be well and about again.
MIR ]. A. McClelland, one of the
prominent Democrats of Perry, was
a visitor in Logan, last Monday, on
business before the commissioners.
John McNamera. Deputy U. S.
Internal Revenue Collector, was in
our city Sunday, attending the fun
eral of his old time friend, T.J. Shan
non.
Col Thad Allen Of the Journal
Gazette is visitor at the Nashville
Centennial celebration this week, the
guest of the Academy girles at Price
College Hotel.
-Fr. Cady, who for some months |
past wss dangerously sick, not ex-
pected to live from one day the
next, has so far recovered as to be
out and about again.
Reduced rates June 23rd d. oath
to Erie Pa. acct Meeting Knights of
St John 24th to 9th. One Fare for
the round trip. Tickets good for re-
turn until June 2Sth.
Col. Allen, the handsome editor
of the Athens Gazette, was in our
city Tuesday, in conference with ed
itor Mckay. This may mean that the
Foraker forces are arming.
One Fare for Round Trip acct.
Commencement Exercises Ohio Uni
versity, Athens o. June 10th. Tick
cts sold for all trains June 18th. linn
tied to return until June 18th.
We printers are under oblga-
tions to Mrs J. j. Snider, who, on
last Thursday, while we were busy
at work, presented us with aStiaw-
berry Short Cake. Mrs Snider under
stands how to bake Short Cake. She
has our Thanks.
Judge Wright held short ses-
sion of court. The appointment of
receiver for the G. s. d H. Ry. by a
United States Judge, a previous ap-
pointment by Judge Wright, caus-
ing considerable comment, was the
occasion of congratulation by MEM
bers of the Bar and friends generally.
Mr. Lee Black has picture of s
Judge Graham which he has framed :