The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-08-04
LOCAL NEWS.

city, Monday on official business.
Mrs. Frank kessler and children
are the guests Of relatives in Zanes-
vile.
Mrs. John NJ. Cook of Black
Jack, was in the city on business
with the Probate Court.
Reason Barns of Marion was in
town last Monday. He reports good
crops and good prospects IN Marion.
Hon. Brice Wydham, late trus-
Tee of the State Reform Farm, was a
business visitor In our city on Tues
day.
Mr.. Charley Martin, one OF the
most enterprlsing young men OF
Ewing, has our thanks for club OF
new subscribers.
"A Sawyer named Houser, well
known in our community was sever
ely hult at Mr.. Snider's saw mill near
Junction City, yesterday.
Married by Rev. w, H. Wright
on last Wednesday evening July II,
Mr.nBert Williams and Miss Mary
Howser, both OF Union Furnace,
Mr.. Lafe Beery, one of the most
enterprlsing young farmers of the
Ceder Grove country, left on Tuesday
for a three weeks visit to OklahOms.
This, with rain every day. is
good Camp Meeting weather. In view
of the conditions for an enormous
corn crop, it is also good democratic
weather.
Mr. Myers brother, and Miss
Myers, daughter of j. H. Myers OF
our city, are visitors in Logan, this
week. and welcome callers at the SEN
TINEL Office.
Private letters from our Logan,
Hospital recruits, at Fl. Alger, near
Washington. gives the welcome news
that all are we'll. and well pleased
with the service.
Don Carlo Buerhaus and Chap.
lain Reform Farm White, as aid de
camps, accompanied Cap. Bill Ryan
on his triumphal trip and ovation at
Sand Run on last Monday evening.
Dan Denahay, formerly of Lam
caster and Columbus and we'll known
in the Valley, has removed to New
York City, engaging in the practice of
law, and meeting with encouraging
success.
Mr.. Robert Motherwell, son of Mr..
Motherwell formerly proprietor ofthe
Motherwell Iron and Steel Co., in
our city, but now Of Chicago, is WIS.,
iting in our city, the guest of Mr..
Harry Rochester.
The Camp meeting at Lancaster
has opened up with encouraging
prospects, of the most successful ses,
sion ever held. The only Sam Jones
gave the congregation most enjoy
abe sermon on last Sunday.
Mr.. John E. Rauch is having
an addition to his rooms fixed up in
handsome style. lie ls preparing for
the fall trade and will, when the
work is complet d, have one of the
finest rooms in the city. His friend:
are invited to call and see him.
The heaviest rain fall, known
for years, was on last Sunday between
IL and o'clock, 2.67 inches of wa
ter fell. The lower part of the CITY
was flooded. The storm was local, no
extending over width of one or two
miles.
The boys are getting on the Sen
TINEL Band wagon. Now is the tim,
to JOIN IN the procession. Post Office
are recruiting stations. Subscription
taken at all hours of the day an'
night. Pay accepted in any thing
soldier, sailor or printer can eat.
Mr.. J. J. Snider returned from
Chicago yesterday, where he CLOSED
a contract with the Pullman Palac
Car Co. for a million feet of lumber
The lumber will go from his mills il
Hooking county. Mr.. Snider is bus
mess man, who hrings lots of none.
into the community.
The Sunday Schools of the Glib
sonville and Pisgah NJ. +. churche
propose having union picnic meet
in Marshals grove, 2 miles north o
Gibisonville on Aug. goth, to whic
oil good people are invited. Their
will be speaking. singing, recitation
and social good time generally.
Friday is said to be an unluck..
day. The number Is is believed to b
unlucky. The number l59 is our luck
number this week, the number @
our new subscribers. Base Ballers an
cyclers have their lucky and unlnck
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