The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-07-28

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Ohio, July 20 to 2G. One Fare round
trip.
miss Bertha Smith OF Milheld,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. DR..
Lyon.
Col. Eli NJ. West, of Columbus
was visiting friends in Logan last
Saturday.
ALEX S4yey of Akron is the
guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Savey.
Miss. Anna Shannon left this
morning for month visit with rela-
tives in Gallipolis.
4 Misses Scanlan have as their
guest this week, Miss Josephine
Justice. of Lancaster Q.
Our former State Senator. J.
iQAbbot of Nc Connelsyille has been
appointed to an Indian Mission.
Mrs. Frank Downey and daugh-
ter Helen, returned home Tuesday,
after pleasant visit in Columbus.
Miss. Jessie Walsh of Athens, is
spending this week in Logan, the
guest of her cousin, Florence Fox.
Father leyden Of Columbus,
accompanied BY his sister Miss Ley.
den from Canada, were the guests of
Fr' Powers Tuesday.
Phil Geiger of Black Jack is
loaded down with copperhead snake
stories. We are too feeble to re-
peat the tales Phil tells.
Hon John Mscnamara, now Of
Columbus, passed by our city, on
last Monday, on his way to the
Democratic convention in Macarthur.
Mrs P. ]. Martha, has issued
invitations for lawn party to be
given at her home on North Walnut
street tonight, in honor of her niece,
Miss Katharine Hyland.
Mr.. John Judy of Huntington,
Ind. brother of Mr.. Joseph Judy Of
our county, died on last Thursday.
He was we'll known to a large circle
of friends in Logan and Marion town.
ship, who mourn his death.
Cap. Frank Myers reports that
be has company of SO enlisted in the
Army of Liberty, unity and reform,
more money and more county Offices.
40 are from the town of Logan and
40 are from the state of Ward.
Mr.. F. Neely Of Lima, engaged
! in drilling gas wells in the Hooking
field, giving practical business turn
to his vacation from the Greencastle
Ind. University, was a welcome VS.
itor in Logan, last Sunday, guest of
MIR. Purseil and family.
Will Keynes has cut down the
trees on his lot, the Bragg property,
PRELIMINARY to the erection Of hand.
some residence For many years the
grove has been nesting place for
many birds. May we not hope vii
intends to substitute for trees cage
and for covey, a asingle pet.
Cap. Stephen Wang'er of Jack
SON, and deputy U. S. Guager for
this Internal Revenue District, was
in our city on Tuesday on official
business. Mr.. Wangler has five
counties under his jurisdiction, aud
the war tax upon all liquors. requires
and additional amount of work, and
keeps the Jolly Guager on the jump.
Mr.. Henry J. Woodworth e1Treas-
urer of our cnunty, has been appoint
ed Deputy Internal Revenue Collect
or for this district. The appointment
is good one. Mr.. Woodwork is cap
able man. He is honest, faithful, to
his party, and gentleman in every
relations. We hope he may have a
pleasant and profitable term, and hold
the Office until we democrats elect
Bryan, or some equally as deserving
President.
The Park Commission at meet
ing held on last Thursday evening
appointed to fix up the park grounds,
establish fountain and lay walks
the following committee, A. Magoon
J. F. White, L. Green.
w. s. Larmer, George Hartman
John w. Jones were appointed
Committee to confer with G. A. r.
posts to organize a Soldiers Monu-
mental G cmmission with the view
ultimately erecting on the park a
SoldiersMemorial Hall.
Mr.. Luther S. Bort reached tine
sOth year post on the journey of life
on last Monday, the goth Of July. He
is one of our very oldest citizens and
a resident Hogan for fifty six years.
His footsteps are tottering as he takes
lie 1a;lu nall hso fr.on1c