The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-04-29


Mr.. and Mrs. Rarrick of GAINESVILLE
spent several daas in Logan, will
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Wleland.
Come early and hear the Invi'
tation Song sung, as only Master
Frank Tennyhill can sing it.
Come and hear little tots of 81,
and seven summers sing songs sno
solos at Old Maids Carnival.
Fun! Fun! with the Old Maids
Carnival of Logan. All given {
chance to become young again.
Hon. Maurice Donahoe and
family, of New Lexington, were
among our visitors last Sunday.
Miss Maggie Miller of New
Straitsville, is spending this week In
Logan, the guest of Mary Till.
Miss Mary Tracey and Mrs A. J.
Rohan of Athens, were among the
welcome visitor in our city Sunday.
Mr. John Rarrick of GAINESVILLE
spent several days in Logan, this
week, the guest of his cousin Frank
Weiland.
The marriage Of Miss Tresa
Ucker and Nick Shorr will take
place at st Johns chu rch on next
Tuesday morning.
DR.. Gordon, the popular physi-
clan of Junction City, and family
were guests, last Sunday, of Uncle
Arthur McCortney.
Miss Blanch Eberst of Columbus
was the pleasantly entertained guest
for a few days at the home of Mr. and
Mrs Nicholes Eberst.
-NoTICE: All old Maids will
please leave their names with our
reporter, if they dssire to be young
misses of sixteen again.
Frank Rochester the popular stew
ard of the Athens Asylum was a
distinguished member of the visiting
delegation from Athens last Sunday.
With two new churches in pro-
cess Of building and the brick WORKS
In active operation the prospect for
good work among our laboring men
this summer is encouraging.
The meeting of the Democratic
Central Committee, called for May
Sth, will have matters of importance
tc consider, and it is advisable that
every township and precinct be rep
resented.
The School Board has organic
ed by the reelection OF Y. w. ID.
Wright, President, Chas Schwenke,
Treasurer. Mr. Lafe Warner de-
cIined reelection as secretary, and
DIR. Biosser was elected.
1.-The Conscience: How it is
Weakened" is the Sunday evenings
theme at the NJ. E. Church, j. E.
Rudisill, pastor. This is second of
a series of sermons on the "Consci-
ence." The morning theme is:
MAN, Free Moral Agent"
The Bob O-Links of Athens, the
first fledglings abroad from the moth
er nest of ST Johns Logan Elm, in
radiant plumage and CHEEKY voice,
were attendants at the Corner Stone
Laying last Sunday, guests of the
Misses Grace and Louie Green.
AT the home of DR.. q. V. Ran
Friday evening, April 23d, Miss Nell
lie Raney royalty entertained the
Senior class. all seemingly ell
joying themselves. After partaking
of generous feast of good things the
young floks retired to their homes
feeling quite joyous and happy.
Common Pleas Judge Ong, of
Cleveland, y. has declared the fish
and game laws of Ohio is wholly un-
constitutional, on the grounds that
the legislature undertakes to take
from a citizen of this state his prop
erty and convert it to the use of the +
State without due process of the law.
Gap. Ben DUN, of Lancaster, in
his brilliant regimentals was one of
the most distinguished appearieg men
among the thousands parading our
streets last Sunday. He was mistaken
by the Ash Cave committee as Gre
clan Crown Prince, leading Mace
donian phalanx. The Captain in his
uniform was known though as Ben,
to all his many friends in Logan and
herebouts.
On last Tuesday morning St.
Johns Catholic Church was decora-
ted in Myrtle and Violets for the
marriage of Miss Mary E. Anderson
and Mr.. Fred Kessler. The bride was