The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-08-18

q visitor IN Logan on last Muhoa!'
MIR. John Vandervort was a
business visitor to Wellston last
Thursday.
-S1.OO to Pomery and return
Sunday Aug. 2lst. Train leaves
Logan S:55 A. M.
Mr.. Funk of Lancaster was the
guest of his daught er, Mrs. Thos'
Kintz over Sunday.
H. A. Gordan Of Cedar Grove,
sends us list of new subscribers,
Tor which We thank him.
-"Dewey Ice Cream Social" at
Union Furnace, Sept. Sd, for benefit
of the new church. Everybody in
vited.
Mrs. A. NJ Sparks and son,
Lowell after a pleasant visit with
friends in Lancaster returned home
yesterday.
When you want suit of cloths
Remember Brown Bros entire stock
of clothing is new, styles the latest,
and prices by far the lowest.
Lancaster Camp Meeting closed on
last Tuesday with celebration of
Patriots Day, and in Thanksgiving
for Peace. A number of our citizen
soldiers attended.
| Mr.. John Hopley of Bucyrus,
and we'll known to our Logan
people, who has been dangerously
sick with yellow fever at Santiago.
is reported conyalescent this morn
ing.
Grand Lawn Fete at Smiths
Chapel Saturday evening, Aug. goth.
Drew's Orchestra will be there. Re-
freshments Is cents. Come one
come all.
Col Ira McKitrick, the popular
gentlemen formly conducting bus.
iness in the Odd Fellow Building,
was a welcome visitor On the business
street of our City Yesterday.
We have occasion to thank Mr..
Bishop for sample basket of his
peaches. They are the finest We have
seen this season, aud in size, quality,
and beauty deserving first premium
at a State Fair
There will be a corner stone
laying of the U. B. Church, Union
Furnace, Saturday, August 21st, at
1:3O p.m., standard time. Rev. A.
E. Wright, Of Cirelevills, is expected
to be present,
| Excursion to Jackson and Well
ston Sunday, Aug. 21st. 50 cents
round trip. Special train will leave
Logan s:53 d. m. The Columbus
Cadet Band will give grand mus
ical entertainment at Electric Park
which with other attractions will be
free.
Hon. John Ferguson and Prose
cutting Attorney Williams of New
Lexington were in the city on last
Friday on legal business. The
gentlemen we're highly delighted
with the business activity, and the
metropolitan attractions the Queen
City Of the Hooking Valley affords,
and went home intending to have
immediate telephone connection, and
possibly attachment, as suburb of
our city.
Mr.. Eph Shulfz, one of the most
progressive and successful farmers
and fruit grove RS of our county, has
a bountlful peach crop this year.
His orchard is on one of the highest
hills, a signal station for the coast
survey, and the fruit, having the
first kiss Of Aurora and the last
smile of Old Sol, bushes In beauty
and ripens to perfection. Mr.. Shultz
has our thanks for a basket of the
finest.
Last evening, lamp, in an up
stairs room in the residence of Mr,
Schwenke, exploded. An alarm
brought Mr.. John F. White. next
house neighbor, who threw the burn
ing lamp and mat out of the window.
Mr.. Whites hands and arms were Sc.
verely burned, but his prompt act, no
doubt, saved the house from distruc-
ton. The fire company speedily re-
sponded to the alarm, but fortunately
their services were not needed.
"a to Mckinac Islands and return,
SO. so to Detroit and return via the C
S Il H BY, August 96; train leave,
Columbus at $50 pm.
Excursion to Pomeroy Sunday
Aug. 2lst. $l.0Q round trip special
train leaves Logan s:55 A. M. re,
turning leaves Pomery 6 P. NJ.