The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-08-11
j. j. Sn;der was in Buffalo, the
first of the week, Oh business.

first of the week, Oh business.
Mr.. Ivan Rudisill of Wester-
Vile was in Logan last Sunday, the
guest of friends.
Father Powers assisted at the
Forty hours devotion, al Nelsonville.
the first of the week.
Mrs. N. J. Haines and Marie
Stella Buerhause spent Sunday with
friends in Lancaster.
Miss Ada Dye of Marietta, is
visiting in our city this week, the
guest of her uncle, DIR. Dye.
Mrs Will Smith of Grclsville
was the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Fisher, last Friday.
Mr.. Frank Brown drew the
prize himself this time This is ga
No. l." first boy, on last Friday.
-Mynheer Host Of the Remple,
Harry Ambrose has a new star
boarder, boy whose register date is
last Sunday.
Mr.. W. P. Miller, the enterpris-
ing merchant of Union Furnace is on
the market with Fertilizer, this fall,
See Advertisement.
Miss Mary Sunderland has re-
turned home, after pleasant visit
with her sister. Mrs. Charles Bowen,
at indianapolis, Ind.
The weather for the past week.
continues favorable for corn, and
with the tides of the times, also fav
orable for the Democracy.
The Board of Elections met
last Friday and organized by the
election of A. W. Mauk as president
and Ed L. Davenport as Secretary.
Mr.. Leonard Weaver Of Marion,
sends us club of Is SUBSCRIBERS, all
Of his near neighbors around Need
more. for which he has our thanks.
Word has been received of the
death of Miss Fannie Kantz of Laff-
ayette Ind, youngest daughter Of
DR.. r. C. Fox, formerly of Logan,
Ohio.
The new residence of Bert
Harrington on Walnut street is rap
idly approaching completion. The
residence will br one of the prettiest
in our city:
Mr.. Gus Graham, one of our Oldest
citizens, died at his home near Log
an on last Thurday, aged 80. The
funeral was at Smith Chapel. Rev.
Wade of our city officiating.
The Revenue Stamp ruling which
we publish elsewhere should be pre-
served for reference. Unpleasant an
noying difficulty may be avoided by
having correct knowledge of this
Law.
The Good people of the Wesley
Chapel. near Ceder Grove will give
a Lawn Fete in Eby's lawn on Satur-
day evening, Aug. 9th. The lawn
will be lighted with chinese lanterns.
All are invited.
Mr.. J. N. Kessler has been
appointed Superintendent of the
Dining Room at the new Insane
Asylum in Massilon. Mrs. kessler
has been appointed an Attendant at
the same Institution.
MIR. Dan oliday, of Carbon
Hill, one of the prominent young
business men Of the Hooking Valley
and a democrat of the good old
Fairfield stock, has our thanks for a
club of new subscribers.
Mart Atop, formerly Of our city
and well known in the community,
died on last Friday at Sacramento
City, CAL, where he has been en-
ployed in a store. His remains were
buried there on Monday.
In the rush Of new subscribers, it
is possible that some names may have
been omitted on the mailing list, or
may have been misdirected. Those
subscribing, whpdo not get the paper,
Will please tell us at once.
Grandpa Frasure of Marion who
had been sick for couple of weeks,
the first sailing spell' in fifty years,
he says, was a visitor On last Satur-
day. He is SO years of age, and is
az activive as some young men of
town of %.
Prot. Glenn Martzolf, we'll
known 10 many of our citizens has
been appointed school examiner of
Perry County. The appointment is
complimentary to the Professor and
is creditable to the discretion Of
theJudge. who named him.
Col. Parsell has had hatched by
an American hen brood Of Mongol-
Jan Pheasants. This is the first Chinese