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

visitor to Columbus Wednesday.
Gov. Lyons of Newark spent
several hours in our city last Tues
day.
Rudolph Brown and family
spent Sunday in Columbus guest of
relatives.
Mrs. H. w. Coultrap of Macarthur
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Beu,
lah Longstreth.
DIR. Dwight Wright went to
Mansfield yesterday with a view to
locating in that city.
Mrs. O'Brisn and son of Stueben,
vile, spent Sunday in Logan, guests
of Miss Ellen Powers.
Mrs. Robt Work AMI family
start this morning for Crystal Spring
for summer encampment.
Lee Groves went to Columbus
thii morning with a view to occurring
a position On the Street railway.
The Trustees of the Athens Asy-
lup have contracted for natural gas
with our Logan Co. at price of
$1,000 .ooper year.
-Mg. Geo. Roof Of Corning was a
visitor in our city on Friday. lie re-
ports the Logan colony at that place
we'll, and doing we'll.
Hon. VIC. Lowery is in Chilicothe
today in conference with the Conress-
ion Committee, Of which bo d he is q
member from Hooking.
DIR. Finpey has returnen from
Washington, where he has been visit
ing his son Will, who has been quite
sick, but is now rapidly improving.
Mrs. 1. D. Yickers entertained
whit a siF o'clock dinner Friday.
The out of town guests were Mr. and
Mrs Will Jennings, Columbus, Miss
Norris of Athens.
The Kings Daughters will form
a gay tally.ho party Friday evening,
driving to Miss Hattie Turner'S
Country Home where a delightful
picnic lunch will be served.
Mise Mary Cusic formerly of
our city, died at the St. Anthony
Hospital in Columbus last night.
She was we'll known to many of our
citizens who will SINCERELY mo urn
her death.
Mr.. c. II. Bumgardner wife and
son, Miss Tillie Sienen, MIR. Ernest
Slenen of Lancaster and Mrs. John
Jorgenson and daughter of Copenha-
gen, Denmark. Suudayed In Loga q,
the guest of Mr.. A. Magoon and
family.
Miss Grace Grosvenor, a fire.
quent visitor in our City and well
known to our Logan society. left on
last Tuesday. with her father, Gen.
Grosvenor, for a months trip in
Europe.
Gen. Lesrup in past years a
notable character in Republica u cir
cIes, passed up the Valley Yesterday
to Lancaster, where he proposes to
unkink the political tanglss in that
distracted village.
THE War Correspondent is still on
the hospital list, and not in trim nor
In ship shape to make any expedition
to the front. With the help of a fes-
tival, a relief fund, or a small dona-
ton on ten years due subscription,
he may rally next week.
Miss Ruth Brooks, of Logan,
is the guest of her cousin Miss Grace
Bright. Prof. Frank Brooks, of Up
per Sandusky, and Summer Bright
of Logan, were also visitors of DR..
Brights family last week.-New
Lexington Tribune
Father Aayrose, for many years
the esteemed pastor of the Geneva
and Sugar Grove church, died at Shell
byvill, Ind. on last Monday. His
death will be sincerely mourned by
his many friends in Hooking.
Hon. M. S. Cox of Sheldon, sitter
a couple of weeks harvesting at home,
spent a few hours among friends in
Logan yesterday, on his way to Col
umbus, where be will resume his
work. conducting the principle street
car line in the city.
Mrs. Phil Rochester gave very
pleasant Musical at her home on
Saturday evening. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Will Jennings
Columbus: Mrs. R. c. Sanderson,
St. Augustine Fla: Mr.. and Mrs.
z. D. Norris and daughter of Ath-
ems and Prof. Chas. Adams of Mari
eta o.
n. E.,o.& D.-ol ,oc II NJ,