The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-01-13

Ms DeSs * ise en'ertained
the Seniors OF the l.. ii. :. at her
home last Friday evening.
Dr.. Barker and Barker will e at
Remple House. Logan, January 10
hours 8 a. m to 4 p. IN. See lrt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Weiand of
Nashville, Tenn. are tt e guests Of
their parents and other friends in
Logan this week.
Mrs. H. J.. Wright, son Robert
and daughter Irma left last Wednes-
day for Italy where they will remain
dnring the summer
-Messrs Fred Wiley viii David
sen, Chas. Nestle, John Littrel of Lam
caster were business visit rs in Log
an visitors Yesterday,
Mr.. Henry Trimmer, one of our
leading farmer, was il, Co umbus o
Wednesday attending the State Swlre
Breeders Assoei .tion.
"A fire broke ont on last Saturday
morning at the Athens Asylum and
the bull ling was damaged to an ex-
tent of about sl50o0.U0.
THE members of the l.. II. S.
were very pleasantly entertained at
the Assembly Hall, last FRIDAY after
noon with Mock Conl ention.
FIR. Cusll of New Lexington and
Mattingly of Athens were the pleas
antly entertained guests of Father
Powers, Monday und Tuesday of this
week.
Father Pow ers attended the ban
guct given 10 Father Weitinger by
st. Agustin's congregation at New
Straitsville, prior to bis departure for
Columbus.
Miss Jessie Walsh of Athens
came to Logan Tuesnay to attend the
wedding of her cousin, Phema Fisher
and while in the city, was the guest
of Grace and Louie Green.
-Messrs C. E. Bowen and Thos.
Rochster attended the annual meet
ing of the stock holders of the Fire
Brick works at PortsHi outh this week,
returning yesterday.
We regret to learn that Hon S.
S. Wolf of Adelphi, our former rep
resentatiye, and one of the most
prominent farmers of Perry, has been ,
forced, by the hard times to make
an assignment.
Rev. n. w. Good of the NJ. Z.
Church will have for his subjects
Sunday. morning, "Our Riches In
Christi evening, "The Great Saliva
tion." Evangelical services every
night next week except Saturday.
The Vinton Republican notes
that: "Messrs. Frank and Dwight q
Wright of Logan, were here over
Sunday visiting their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Magee, and 9
uncle f. P. Magee. Both of these J
bright young men are attending the
Ohio Medical University at Colum-
bus, Frank in the sophomore and
Dwight in the senior class.
Editor F. p. Magee,, of the Demo- =
crat-Enqnirer, Macarthur, started
Tuesday TO join the Ohio Press As
sociation, Wolverine State Press |
Association and Western Pennsylva-
mia Editorial Association, at Cincn-
natl, from which point they go OH an
excursion south TO Florida to be gone
ebout ten days. We bespeak for
him and the brethren pleasant visit
to the flower gardens, and stra wberry a
patches in sight of our next sister f
republic, Cuba. $
A paragraph appears in the Co 5
lumbus Press saying that Jenkins, |,
Reynold, & Co. have fled suit in J
the U. S. Court against Eff. Rempsl k
assignee of the late Logan Fire Clay
Co., a stock company organized un- 6. G.
der the laws of Ohio, claiming that W
said company had not delivered il
certain amount of brick that said a
jenkins, Reynolds s Co. had con- u
tracted for and it is claimed by the q,
assignee that upon the hearing of q
Lhe case it will be shown that said I
jenkins, Reynolds IL Co. have no
claim against said brick company, s
Last Monday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. W. +. Kessler celebrated at
heir pleasant home the fifth anniver-
'aY of their marriage. During the Sc
evening nearly two hundred friends u
,alled and paid their respects to lie
his deservedly popular couple. They al
Sere on this auspacious occasion the j;
-ecipients of many beautiful pres
'nts. During the evening elaborate cl
were served the guests ht
while Freisners orchestra rendered h;
delightful music. 1t vas one of the p'
most pleasant social affairs had here gi
n long time. The guests on de- pl