The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-06-02

day night.
"A class of about twenty received
their First Communion in St Johns
this morning at seven o'clock.
! Walter Hartman of Springfield
is the guest, this week, of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Hartman.
Mrs. McMorrow, Mrs. Leige
Harden and Mrs. Hudson visited
friends in Middleport, last Sunday
Miss Kate Doyle, attendant at
the Athens Asylum, spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. + J. Murtha
Father Layden of Columbus,
and Father Mattingly of Athens were
tie guest of Father Powers, the first
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. w. Young and
family of Point Pleasant w. Va. are
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. l.. Smith.
Mrs. Haines and daughter, Mrs.
Buerhaus after a pleasant visit with
friends ii. Philadelphia, returned
home, Monday.
Married, at the ME. Parsonage,
May 25lh by Rev. NV. Good, Mr..
John Selb To Miss Mary Nil, both
of Logan, Ohio.
Mrs. Fred Williga and children
of Middleport, attera pleasant visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Shaw, re-
turned home, Monday morning.
Married at the Nj. E Parsonage.
May 2Sth by Rev.N. w. Good. Mr..
Chas. +. McAfee to Miss Cora NJ.
Highly, both of Hooking county, O..
MIR. James Oliver has Just pur-
chased large line of huggies and a
few of good road horses. He can
now furnish the best livery turnout
in the city.
Bishop Waterson, will admins
ter the Sacrament of Confirmation to
a class of forty-two, at St. John )
chnrch on Sunday evening at seven
o'clock, standard time.
WANTED-A car load of large cows
fresh or to be fresh soon. Enquire of
Charles Wright,
Logan, Ohio.
The IIaydenvllle Band wen high
praise from all our citizens, on Mem
orial Day. The boys played first rate
and they behave like gentlemen. On
public occasion, the Haydenyille
boys should have our preference.
DIR. Goss, the eminent physician
and popu!arsocial gentleman of Ian
easter, was visitor in onr city Oh last
Thursday evening and met a cordial
welcome from many warm friends.
During his stay, the Doctor was the
guest of NJ. +. S. Pursell.
1t is gratifying to know that Mr..
Able Carpenter, of Enterprise, is
having success in the sale of his pat
cut wire stretcher. Fifty and more
Of his neighbors have put mp fences
or his plan and every one recommends
it. 1t Is the cheapest fence that can
be built.
The Library Festival on last
Thursday evening was a very pleas
ant social affair, and a financial
success, the net proceeds amount to
SIS 90. This money is applied to
the payment OF book shelf and other
needed equipments. The Trustees
thus publicly thank the good
people Of Logan for the patronage
given.
-Shoohy, the greatest discovery
of the nineteenth century is a pro-
lection to cattle and horses against
the ravages of flies and insects. Use
Shoohy on your cows and get third
more milk. Use Shootiy on your
horses and keep them up on less feed.
does the work. 1t pays big
to use it. Bring your bottle and get
a sample free. Sold only at the
City Drug store, Logan, Ohio.
The Ladies of ST. Johns Cath
olic church will give Public Din
ner and Supper in Red Mems Hall,
Odds Fellows Building, on next
Sunday, the day of the Church Ded-
Dinner 20 cents,
With favorable weather four or five
visitors will be in our city.
The purpose of the ladies' is TO see
that no one shall go hungry from
our doors. The people of our city
are contributing literally to assist
the ladies. The public generally are
invited to take Dinner at the Hall.
The Commencement exercises will
be held in the Opera House tomorrow
evening.