The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-07-15
in Columbus.

Squire Devall of Ceder Grove
was in Logan. Tuesday.
Squire Kline of Enterprise was
a caller at our Office Tuesday.
Miss. Hilda Jenert of Cincinnati
is the guest of her sister Elsie Jenert.
Uncle Dan Schaal, of Smock,
was a business visitor IN Logan last
Monday.
Mr.. Frank Kessler spent sever
al days of last week, with friends in
Marietta.
Miss Myrtle White, Of South
Perry, is visiting her sisters in Logan
this week.
The Misses Westenhavers spent
Sunday at the Boys Industrial School
near Lancaster.
Mrs. George Reynolds, of Ath-
ems. was the guest of Mrs. John f.
White last week.
Attorney Sweinhart, of Adelphi,
was in the city on Tuesday on pro-
fessional business.
Miss Emma Sclaegetter is visit
ing the family of John f. Rauch, In
Circleville, this week.
Pat Murtha, who has been quite
sick for some time, is very much i'm
proved at this writing.
Mrs. r. E. Rayman and child
rem have returned from visit with
relatives in Fairfield county.
Mrs. John Nixon and family
left Tuesday, for Por;lan, Ind, where
they will spend month with friends.
Read the red hot remarks of
Gov. Altgeld, published elsewhere.
They are kind of campaign starter.
Messrs Eagan and Mowry, two
of Adelphi's enterprislng young men
were vitltors in our city on Monday.
Our campaign subscribers will,
when they have read the paper,
please hand it to Republican neigh
bor.
Roland Recktenwaldt and sister
Helen, of Columbus, after pleasant
visit with relatives in Logan, have re-
turned home.
Mr.. Ed Angle of the SENTINEL
and wife are visiting in the Bremen
country this week among friends
and relatives.
Miss Loretta Scott of Jacksonville
is the charming guest, at the home
of her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mich olas Eberst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Lehman
and daughter Nelline, spent Friday
and Saturday with Mr.. Ruben Shaw
and family of near Logan. |,
Mr.. VIM. Suiter of Picqua and
Mrs. John Nibellng Of Columbus,
are the pleasantly entertained CUES.
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ucher.
All the latest and most popular
vocal and instrumental sheet music
at Hocketl Puntenney Co., l door
west of Harrington's drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Harrington,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Harrington and
Miss Truesdale, of New York, spent
last Thursday at the Rock House.
Ladies are especially invited to
call and examine the fine stock of :;
pianos now on sale at the new mus :
ic store. | door west of Harrington's
drug store.
, The books for the CAMPAIGN I
SENTINEL are about to close. Our n
list has reached nearly the thousand
limit. Send In the names not later g
than next week. n
Mrs. George Bishop died on C
Tuesday morning. The funeral will "
be on this, Thursday, afternoon from S
the home of her parents, Mr.. and a
Mrs. Charles Wright. Ii
"A standard make piano slightly s.
shop worn, for Sl75 cash. A positive h
bargain. Call and look into this.
Hockett Puntenney Co., door west Z
of Harrington's drug store. +
Sea Shore excursion to Atlantic Ii
City, July 22d, via c. H. V. & 7. IL
R'y. Tickets will be sold for 1925 ID
a. m. train, July 22d, good until Aug. L
I'd for return. Rate 81 from Logan. Il
The congregation oe Fairview N
church, near Carpenters will give a 7,
picnic festival on Saturday afternoon
of next week, the proceeds for the n
oenifit of the church. All are invit- I,
ed. .,
-Ex-Postmaster Dalrymple of s.
Nelsonville was visitor in Logan, T
He ''inspected'' the new j.
post Office, and heartily cougratulates