The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-08-26

the working people.
so cents to Buckeye Park, Su
day, July 29th. Account of Balloe
Ascension.
Mrs. Angle who has been vi
iting friends near Cleveland has r
turned home:
Miss Ida Eisele of Lancaster,
the guest this week of her cousil
Minnie Hartley.
Col. George Patten, of Pomero,
was the guest of Logan friends la'
Monday evening.
Mr.. George Lehman and Mis-
Lulu McBroom visited Straitsvill
friends last week.
The Ohio Conference of the M
E. Church will meet in Washington
G. H., September goth.
Read Stiers & Co.'S new sadd' il
this issue. They are now offering
some rare bargains In winter wear.
&C. E. Peoples, editor of thu
Pomeroy Democrat, passed through
Logan on mis- way home from Colum
bus Monday evening.
-"Christain Manhood" is the sub
ject for Sunday morning at the ME
Chvrch, John E. Rudisill, pastor
The subject for evening is "a Roya.
Family"
The remains of Mrs. Beery, wife OF
Amos Beery of Columbus, and siste,
Of Mrs. Jacob Matthias, were inferred
at Union cemetery on Monday. She
had been sick for a number of years.
Excursion Rates to Ohio State
Fair at Columbus, Aug. 80 to Sept.
3. Good return until Sept. 4. Halt
Fare. Tickets sold Sept, l, 2, and 8
good for one day at $1.00 round
rip.
Mr.. John G. Wolf lett on Tues
lay for a two weeks visit with his
Mrs. Lehman in Toledo.
1e will walk on the land, he will
vade in the sand, and he will fish in
he Lake. We are promised fish on
lis return, or a fish story.
We had pleasant call On Tues.
ay from Ben Stevenson. of far off
altcreek, who was here on legal bus
,ess. Ben is the same genial gentle
len as of old, and met a pleasant
,reeting from bis many friends in
logan. He promises to come over
nd see US oftener and stay longer.
Charley Brandt is an industrious,
ard working young farmer. Al
lough he was defeated four years ago
. went down with colors flying,
,ceiving the largest vote of any
lndidate on the ticket from his own
'wnship, where he was known from
,ildhood. He is now known to all |
le county. He will lead the ticket. |
MIR John Smith, our candidate
II commission, is unlucky to have
I'd his arm put out OF joint. Some
ears ago he had the misfortune to
stain a broken shoulder, since when
s arm Is easily dislocated. But
'hn has a strong heart, level head,
I'd sound Democracy, and will be a
ader in the race this fall.
Hugh Egan, of Adelphi, the adipose
d jolly Dutchman, as his name and
rporosity manifests, was a pleasant
sitor in Logan on last Friday eve
ng, smoking the pipe of peace
tn a lot of wild injuns that have
gwams in this wilderness. Grand
chem Hugh is always welcome
len be comes to the town named
I'm the greatestRed Man of them all.
Mr.. John Durr, one of the prom
,nt citizens of Marion, and one of
2 most esteemed men of our county
ID suddenly on last Monday eve
lg from heart desease. He had
felt we'll for some time, but was
appreciative of danger. He went
he'd, complaining of trouble in c
chest, but declined any medicine G
doctors help. He died in the
;ht, without any of the family Z
owing when the end come. He was
ood man, and his sudden taking Il
ny, causes profound sorrow in the "
lie community where he is so we'll
own and so much esteemed. e
New York and Philadelphia on Il
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