The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-07-07

Mrs Henry Trimmer visited
friends at Straitsville last Saturday.
Mr.. Roy Kern and mother are
spending this week at Lakeside.
Mr.. McMorrow spent the
Fourth with his family in Logan.
Read the Forest city Bicycle Co.
Advt. and profit by what it tells you.
--Rolie and Clearance Recternwaltd
of Columbus are the gnests Of Logan
relatives.
Misses Bertha Slisher and Claire
Downey are the guests of friends
in Lancaster.
DIR. Frank McCliptock, of
Nashville. Tenn. is the guest of
Logan relatives.
Mr.. Henry Deoble has moved
his family into his new residence on
East Second street.
-BOdie Rochester Of Athens is
the guest of his grandparents. Col.
and Mrs. A. c. Sands.
Miss Lucy Allen and visitor,
Viola Thompson spent the Fourth
with friends in Columbus.
MIR. Ed Scanlan and family
we're called to Lancaster, Sunday, by
the death of Mrs. Scanlau's mother.
-Messrs King and Fox of Lam
caster spent the Fourth in Logan the
guests Of Lulu Parker and Mable
Lay.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Hender-
son ARE the proud parents of a
baby boy who arrived at their home
last Saturday.
Miss Edna Sanderson who has
been attending school at Wooster,
the past winter, is the pleasantly
entertained guest of Eer cousin,
Miss Bess Rose.
Misses Grace and Louie Greene
entertained number of their friends
Wednesday evening, at their home
On north Mulberry street, in honor of
Miss Katharine Hyland of Newport,
Kentucky.
1t is reported that Col Remple
has proposition before the council
20 furnish electric light to the city at
a price ten dollars lamp less than
the price heretofore paid. This would
be. it is said, a saving of s5ocp.o0,
on a ten year contract.
Elder Brother Roberts of the
State Farmer was ip the city on last
Saturday for the purpose OF buying
Hooking Haw farm contiguos to the
Huckleberry ridges of Vinton and
Gallia. During his period of specula-
tive incubation, be guested with Mr..
John F. White.
MIR. Qrla Wright, connected
with the telegraph service here, left
yesterday for Columbus to take ex.
animation for Signal Service duty.
Will Finney, one Of cur most accomp- |
lished and trustworthy young men.
engaged in government war depart
ment, for telegraph and signal service
left this morning for Washington.
Farmer John Smith, who has
one of the best farms in the valley,
and is always contes,ing for the prize
crops with his nelghbors, Gel. Rem
ple and Jerry lies, played turn on
Old Sol, and cut his harvest by moon
light, the Harvest Moon. A number
of our farmers, took advantage of the
moonlight, and cut wheat in the cool
of the evening, instead of the broil-
ing sun of the day.
The weather on last Saturday and
Sunday was the hottest ever expert
enced in this locality. The gotern-
ment self-reglstering thermometer,
indicated on Saturday 10l, and ON
Sunday 1O3 in the shade, and where
no sun shone during the day, nor re-
fected heat affected. The minimum
temperature those two nights was
not below 80. This is hotter t al it
has been in New Orleans or Tampa.
The 4th was pleasant summer.
The Misses Ucker entertained
their friends at their home on the
evening Of July 4th. The early
part of the evening was spent in
watching a beautiful display of
fireworks. About ten o'clock the ,
guests were refreshed with ice-c cream
and cake The remainder of the eve
ming the guests were entertainded 8
with songs, music and recitations, {
after which the young folks returned
to their homes, all wishing their q
hostess many more such pleasant
celebration of our Grand National /
Holiday, the Fourth of July.
We live in country of which the '
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