The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-06-16

Ill. is the guest of her brother, Mr..
Horace Smith and family this week.
The reception given by Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ucker last Tuesday eve
ming In honor of their son John and
his bride,was a very pleasant affair.
The First Ward Band of tho
NJ. E. church will give a social at
the home of Mrs. Kimberling, west
Hunter street, Friday evening. The
orchestra will furnish good music.
Everybody is invited to be present,
The pension Inquisitor is abroad
in the land. uoke Smith wasn't a
patchen to Henry Clay Evans. The
lame. the deaf, the halt, and the
blind are to be watched by spies all
over the county. Now is a time to
howl "Hoke" and vote the Repuh-
lican ticket.
Mrs. Plank of near Buena Vista
and one of the accomplished ladies
of that country of "Beautiful View,
the english of the spanish name OF the
village, was a visitor in our city last
Tuesday, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmit Kreider.
The Cincinnati Enquirer of June
18th makes this pleasant mention of
one OF Logan's most accomplished
ladies: "Mlss Anna Pierce, who has
been Studying in the city during the
the past year, has returned to her
home in Logan, Ohio. Miss Pearce
gave brilliant exhibition of her
skill as pianist at a recital yesterday
Mr.. Green and family were call
ed to st. Joseph's on last Sunday by
the death of Mrs. Ann Bringardner,
Mr. Green's eldest and only sister.
On Saturday, Mr.. and Mrs. Green
and the girls had reached Gallipolis
on an excursion among friends in the
lumber camps of the mountains OF
w. Virginia when the telegram call
ed them to the funeral.
Mrs. Jack Assessor Shaw and
Mrs. Treasurer Kline are visiting
relatives on the Muskingum, and at
tending the Street Fair in GAINESVILLE
this week and having pleasant time.
In the mean time Treasurer and AS
sesor, with sad and woe begone faces
attend the murder trial in the Court
House, where all the pretty women
of Logan congregate.
MIR. Milt Martin, who is one of
the best photographers in the country
an artist of taste and skill, took a
'tsnap shot, picture of the parade of
the Knights on Sunday Of Church
Dedication. The picture shows the
procession as it passes the Court
House. Ii Isa a souvener of the oc
cassion, which every Knight as we'll
as the admirer of pictures should
possess.
MIR John Walker Harrington,
eldest son-of DR.. Harrington of our
city, and one of the most promising
journalists of the times, was married
on the Sth inst. to Miss May Edwards
Lewis. 1t is the wish of the Sentinel
that our Brother of the pen, and pen
Gil may have a campaign of life de-
light, and as Peace Correspondent,
have reports 10 the Home Office, ac-
| ceptable and profitable. Mr.. Harring-
ton and wife will reside in New York
DIR. Pullen is in Chicago at
this writing, sitting in the park and
looking squarely in the face and feel
ing the pulse beat of Lake Michigan.
He is visiting with friends and we
hope is having pleasant time. The
SENTINEL misses his accustomed and
ever welcome morning call, but We
reconcile in the hope that the doctor
is recovering health, and that Chicago
aud the Lake afford him more pleas
ant surroundings than the Sanctum
of the Sentinel affords and equally as
welcoming.
ST ALLEN O'MYERs in his Column
bus Record says he got an invitation
from the O'Green to attend a church
dedication in Logan, and he wouldn't
come because he hadn't church clothes.
The sanity Allen mistook the inspir-
atiJn of the invite. We wanted him
for prayer not parade. His absen ce
put a double duty on the brethren
in old clothes in the prayer pews. The
invitation stands and the church doors
are open and the O'Green table spread.
War News.