The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-08-10

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Miss Cannon Of kiIkersviIie,
Mo. is the guest of Miss Eveline
Bowen.
Norbert. the bright and hand
some little san of Train Master,
Quiely of the Hooking Valley is
spending his vacation in our city,
the guest of Mr.. John Moriety, on
East Second St.
The report that Gen. Weldy
and Senator Lowery who went hunt
ing on last Thursday, shot squirrels
needs confirmation, They, neither of
them could hit barn door with
doubled barreled shot gun, a stones
throw distance away. We are panied
to make this statement from the fact
no trophies of hunters skill is mani
fest on the editorial table.
Mrs. F. M. Mckay and Mrs.
Herbert Harrington are champeron-
ing party of young ladies who have
taken a cottage at the Lancaster
Camp Grounds. The party consists of
Jessie McManlgal, Lucy Walker,
Olivia Rochester, Wilhelmlna Deissle
Estella Finney, Elizabeth McManigal
and Grace Finney.
The Columbia Commercial Uni
verslty of Lancaster, Ohio. offers 20
percent discount on all LIFE
SCHOLARSHIPS sold during the
month of August. FALL TERN
opens 2Sth. BOOKKEEPING,
SHORTHAND and PENMAN-
SHIP, specialties. For particulars
call on or address Columbia CONNER
clal university.
Mr.. Jas. R. Smith, the popular
conductor of the Hooking Valley,
has begun the work Of erecting a
residence on his lot on Main street.
The home will be of the most improv-
ed style, with all the conveniences
and attractions the art of architect
ure can master. We congratulate
conductor Jim on his resolve to have
a home of his own, and giving to
Logan an additional attraction.
Last Monday evening, Miss Neila
Vale entertained her friends in
pleasant manner, at her home on
East Hunter street in honor of her
birthday. The house was beautifully
decorated with ferns, roses and sweet
peas. The company was entertained
at intervals during the evening by
vocal and instrumental music render
by several of the guests. About ten
o'clock elegant refreshments were
served. Nelia was the recipient
of many beautiful and valuable
presents. The out-of-town guests
were Virginia Hurs of Murry City
and Stanley Hutchinson of Baltimore.
The 4th Regiment of the Knights
of St. John will have Field Day at
Idlewild Park, Newark, Ohio, on
August 18th. a special train will
leave Logan at 6 A. NJ. Round
trip rate s1.25. a premium of 500
will be paid to the best drilled COM
Our Logan boys have
entered the list, competing with six
companies of Columbus, two Of Lam
caster and one of Buchtel. If high
personal character, handsome ap-
pearauce, gentlemanly bearing con-
troll the award our boys will be the
and in the matter of accomp-
Iished drill our commandery is as
good as the best. Friends of the
Knights are invited to join the ex-
cursion.
The Twice Five Club held regu-
lar meeting last Monday evening at
the residence of Mr.. John +. White.
On account of the unavoidable alb
sence of several members anxious to
discuss the question before the Club,
the Case was continued" until the
next regular meeting, Aug. 81. The
question III short is: Shall the pos
sessions OF a man or corporation be
limited::" The subject involves
about all the economics from the
Patriarch who owned all to the
Hobo who owns nothing. Mrs.
White treated the company to ''cream
and cake" much more agreeable
subject TO discuss than the abestruse
and unpalatable doctrines OF dollars.