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


fourth in Columbus.
"A Magoon was Columbus Wis
itor in Columbus on Sunday.
Peter Rectenwaldt is visiting his
brother Jake in Columbus this week.
Ethel Larimer and Josie Roch-
ester spent Sunday in Athens, guests
of Florence Lash.
M. S. Coners supt. of the II ock
ing Valley, was over the Southern
Division Tuesday.
Columbus and return July llth
and 18th, good for return until July
18th. Half Fare account Patriarchs
Militant.
Miss Blanch Acker, one of our
most accomplished teachers, accompa-
MED by her father j. N. Acker, was
in Columbus on Saturday.
DIR. Pullen, who has been in
Chicago for the last three weeks, re-
turned home on last Friday, much
improved in health, and delighted
with bis visit.
Toledo Excursion Sunday July
10th. Sl.oo round trip. Special
train will leave Logan at 4:05 a. m.
ana arrive in Toledo 9;O5 am. Don't
forget the date.
-Paraffine is a new thing, it will
keep jellies ami fruit from moulding
and spelling. Parafne is wonder
full preservative and very useful ar
ticle. Sold only by the City Drug
Store, Logan, Ohio.
Miss Mary kessler, and her
nephew Sabinas, are at Mt. Clements
this week, where Miss Kessler is re-
covering her health, at this very ex.
client summer resort.
Mrs. Alex Juniper is visiting in
Athens this week. Alex in the absence
of his better half, visits the next best
the SENTINEL, where open doors
and a welcoming chair are at his
coming.
Mr.. R. S. Swepston, formerly of
Vinton comfy, now of Columbus and
one of the most popular and promis-
ing young attorneys of the Capital
city was in cur city on last Saturday
On professional business.
Mr.. Emmet Kriedr is in London
Jerry district this week, promoting
the use of fertilizer in the Hucklber-
~ patches of that wilderness. Mr..
kreider represents an excellent man
,factory, and is a reliable man. We
nope he will meet with success.
On Sunday July 10th. The C.
Il. Y. & T. Ry. will run their annual
excursion to Toledo at the extrem-
y low rate of sI.O0 Round trip
yith side trip of 50cts to Detroit,
Ilch. via Boat. Look out for
ull information soon and see small
,ills.
The Fourth passed off with noisy
Iuiet. The Small Boy took the town.
nd made lots of racket, hut did no
.arm, and created no disturbance.
\ great many of our citizens went
'ut picnicing in the country and
seems to have had pleas
Mt holiday.
Squire Bill Lehman, one of the
'rominent residents of Ward was a
'leasant caller last Saturday and en-
ertained US with the happenings on
ionday Creek, befor the war. Mr..
lehman has been a resident "down
har2 for fifty years.
The citizens of Ross, Pickaway and
locking counties, many of them Gel
brated Dewey day at Adelphi, July
til. The various programmes of the
ay were well performed and patri-
tic speeches were delivered by Judge
'itzer and Professor Jorden of Chill
cothe. In the evening the heavens
ere illuminated with fire works and
balloon ascension. 1t was a big day
Or Adelphi. B. II. S.
-Donahoe's Magazine for July
ontains some very timely papers,
otably those on travel, and a finely
lustfatee article on :'Golf." James
). Connolly, warm champion of
he game, traces the growth of golf in
lmerica and points out its benificial
feet on the health of players.
Anna Mitchell decrihes the Gland
Evangeline;" Adele NJ. Bassford
ives an American girls experience
life in Cuba; and E. McAuliffe
rltes entertaininglY of scenes in
'aples.
M. DecIan Carey, M. A., contrib
, interesting papers n"Some Orat-
IS of Ireland" writing Of Grafton,
'Connell, Curran, Burke, Sheridan
I'd many other famous speakers. I
In "a National Painter" Henry