The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-06-03
LOCAL NEWS.

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Commissioner Jacobv was
In Logan on business Tuesday.
Jessie Williams purchased fine
driving horse from Sammy Ruble.
Ira Dalyraple of Nelscnville,
spent last Monday evening in our
city.
The K. of P, Lodge will hold
their memorial services on Sunday,
June Goth.
Col. G. s. Lawson Of the Athens
Gazette made us a pleasant call on
last Sunday.
-ExAuditor of State Poe, of To-
ledo, was visitor in Logan last
Thursday, the guest of John F.White.
-Chas. Hess Sr. o. Pomeroy, who
has been the guest of bis daughter,
Mrs w. III. Hopkins, has returned
home.
F. P. Carpenter of the Athens Ga
zette, was a pleasant caller at this
Office yesterday. Mr.. Carpenter is
taking a weeks vacation and rest.
We regret to learn that Mr.. T.J.
Shannon, Roadmaster on the River
Division of the C.H.V.& T. R.R., is
dangerously sick with typhoid fever.
The Misses Alma and Jennie
Hall of north Mulberry street were
presented with a bicycle by their
father as graduating present, last
week.
Uncle John Nutter, one of our
oldest and most esteemed citizens,
aged "a, was in town ON Tuesday, and
transacting business as usual. "Ole
Virginny never tire"
-Ex-Commissioner Andy Voris,
who has been in feeble heath for sew
eral months was in Logan on Satur-
day. and heartily congratulated on
his recovery, by his many friends.
DR.. Wright who has been quite
sick, has almost entirely recovered,
and is having hearty congratulations
from his friends. He hopes to be
soon able to resume his professional
work.
Miss Amey Nash, one of the
most accomplished young ladies of
Gallipolis, who has been visiting Miss
BlasIus and other friends in Logan
FOR the past week, returned home on
last Tuesday.
Memorial day was properly GEL
ebrated at South Bloomingville and
South Perry on last Saturday. Col.
Stevenson of Lancaster and New
York made the address at Blooming
vile, and Gen. Hurst of Chilllcothe
spoke at Perry.
An earthquake shock was noticed
through various parts of the West
on Saturday, at about l o'clock p. m.
The jar was felt slightly here, but
was generally supposed to be the et-
feet of one of McKay's funny sayings +,
concerning the SENTINEL, falling /
fat. L
Mrs John Gallagher, with other t
relatives, desire thus publicly to re- c
turn thanks and express appreciation
for the kindness and attention shown t
her sister, Vina Wright, during her :
long last illness, and also for their :,
sympathy extended in the hour of '
"
Last Sunday morning was re-
hinder to many of our older citizens
IF the fateful Sunday morning, June d
I, 1859, when the fatal frost killed ie
Ill growing vegetation. A slight i
rost prevailed on the mornings of r
he 80, 81, and of June 1st last week, O.
'ut no damage was done. IL
The Junia Club of our city gave
reception to the other Logan clubs al
q the Odd Fellows rooms on last
friday evening, to which about two vi
undred guests were invited. Miss %
'oberts made the company very
leasant address, The reception was =
ne of the most delightful social af- l.
airs of the season.
Col. Rempel is having the safe ha
/ his Bank further burgular proof at az
rotected by making it automatic, "
nd impervious to even the introduct- in
IN of liquid glycerine into the crew.
IS and joints. The money in the =,
empel Bank is not only secure by j..
sing in trust of honest managers, :,
1t is safe from any device the most n,
tful burglar has yet or possibly m
n devise. D.
Geo w. Smith, of Columbus, our ize
rmer and for a long time fellow
tizen, died at his home in Colum- for
Is on May 90, in the y year of his un
q The funeral was from the M on