The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-06-17
THE FOURTH
Will be Observed in Logan in
Good Style
FIELD DAY AND BASE BALL

Monday July 9Th, the Day Selected. Com
mittees Named and Work Begun. Excur.
sion Rates and n Good Entertainment
Will Be Provided. Come and Enjoy the
Fun.
At meeting of several the citizens
of Logan at the court house on last
Saturday it was decided that Logan
would celebrate the Fourth this year
in proper style and committees were
selected and the matter discussed.
1t was decided that the first event OF
the day would be a bicycle and fan
tasticparade which will take place at
nine o'clock in the morning and at
ten o'clock there will be ball game
between Logan team and the Jack
son team.
In the afternoon there will be BIZ
cycle races and field day sports at the
fair ground. A good program has
been prepared and suitable prizes will
be offered to attract riders from oil
parts of the state. 1t will be big
day in Logan and will attract large
crowd.
The following committees were ap
pointed:
On program: F. Blasius, Jim
Smith, Bine Kessler. w. ]. Lytle, J.
B. Dollison, Wary Gage and Henry
Kessler.
On Finance: H. J. Woodwork
Chas. Wood, John Wellman, Chas.
Lytle and VIM. Waner.
On Advertising: F. NJ. Mckay, J.
B. Dollison. H. S. Green, Harry E.
Rose, F. B. Pond, Bert Oaks and Will
Strentz.
On Transportation G. w. Schwenke,
Will Ffnney and o. Styles.
On Arrangements: A. G. Upton,
Walter Rochester, A. H. Brooke,
Jim Smith and Harry Ambrose. 60
At meeting on Monday night at
fireman's hall the following report oil
the program committee was adopted
and the events will be as follows
Let every citizen of Logan join in
making this success by aiding it in
every way thatis possible.
PROGRAM.
e'clock-Fantastic and Bicycle parade.
9:30-Ball Game
1230-Band and Whee,men form parade.
I:OO-Races and Athletic events at Fair
ground.
7:sO-Cycle Illuminated parade.
EVENTS.
/. One mile novice bicycle race county.
2. q mile foot race, open.
8. "A mile bicycle race, open.
4. Running broad jump.
8. One mile bicycle race, Hooking, Perry,
Athens. Jackson, vinton and Fairfield.
6. 100 yards dash foot race, open.
7. Throwing hammer.
8. Two mile cycle, open, lap prizes.
9. Putting shot.
10. Y mile juvenile cycle, open.
IL. Running high jump.
II. 100 yards foot race, carrying egg on
spoon.
l3. Handicap two mile county cycle.
IA. 22O yards foot race. open.
IS One mile open, cycle.
16. Hurdle race l20 yards.
II. u mile county cycle.
On Wednesday, June 23rd the G..
H. V. & +. Ry., in connection with
the Merchants Line of steamers will
run an excursion from Toledo to
Montreal with twelve days limit re-
turning, at rate which have never be-
fore been offered for SO delightful a
, trip. The itinerary is as follows:-
Wednesday June 23rd, morning train
| leaving Columbus at 9 a. M, on the
60 Three hour Buckeye Flyer, arriv=
ing in Toledo leaving Clover Leaf
Dock, Bridge st. at 4 p. NJ. on steam-
er Cuba, of the Merchants Line.
arriving IN Montreal Monday morn
ing. Returning leave Montreal the
80 at 7 p. m., arriving at Columbus
at 2. 80 and all points south of Colum-
bus, the same evening. Rate includ-
ing transportation, meals and state
room for entire trip, is $4,000 from
points south of Columbus: Applica-
tion tor tickets and berths should be
made imme diately to c. .Schwenke
Logan, y. or W. H. Fisher Colnm-