The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-08-30

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week, Mrs. Frank Blassius entertain
ed with cards for her guest Mis-
Lynch of Circleville.
Col Weldy was in Columbus OF
professional business last Monday
Hon. v. c. Lowry attended tn
meeting of the Board of Universit.
Trustees in Athens last Friday.
-Fr. Powers attended the conse
Grafton services of Bishop Moeller il
Cinciunata on Saturday Last.
--On last Wednesday, the little
daughters of Mr.. Tom Braddock ant
Joe Kemper were riding in Mr. Brad
docks buggy, when the horse fright
ened and ran away, throwing th'
children out, severely but uot serious
ly injuring both.
The Board of Equalization finds 8
good mary mistakes made by ths
appraisers, and are working faith
fully to correct errors and do equs
and exact justice to all.
Billy Aker, who has been afflicted
for the past two weeks with lumba'
60, is recovered and will resume
work at the mines next week.
Mr. Frank Blasius, who wa,
laid up for couple of weeks from q
broken leg, Is able to be out and
about again.
The schools open on Monday
Sept 10th. The special examination
for those pupils who failed in The
final examination at the close ot
school will be held on Friday Sept !
commencing at 8 A. NJ. Teachers
meeting Saturday Sept. 8, 2P. NJ.
Prof. J. p. Nunemaker, one Of
our most successful teachers has been
re employed to take charge of the
New Pittsburgh school, and will be.
gin the term on Sept 6.
- The School Examiners held .
meeting in Logan on last Monday,
reorganized by electing Prot. Schaal
Pres, and Prof. Nunemaker, Clerk.
Two rules for examination were add.
ed.
Squire Dan Lappen and all the
Laplander family rusticated in the
old etomping grounds of Salt Greek
last week, and had . pleasant time,
visiting among old time friends in
that hospible country. The Squire
reports the hills full of Democrats,
and prospects never setter for q Bry-
an harvest.
"A Company of IA Of the Uni-
formed K. of P. Of Logan are At
tending the National Encanpment
in Detroit this week. A prize of 500
is offered to the best represented loo
al Lodge. If good looks and gen.
tlemanly accomplishments are the
tests, our Logan boys will win the
prize.
Mrs Henry Kline left yesterday
morning for upper sandusky, where
a grand annual family reunion takes
place.
Mise Mamie Pierce entertained a
dozen OF her friends at her home on
Monday evening with a "Down the
River Party" in honor of Miss Mary
Chase.
My good old friend Henry
Weaver, of Lancaster. accompanied
by Harry Slisher, were visitors in
our city yesterday.
-CAMPAIGN SENTINEL 10 cts.
The Lutherans of the Rush
Greek, Sugar Grove and Enterprise
congregations had ! pleasant reunion
at Crystal Springs on last Sunday.
MIR. Steve Hudson has rurchas-
ed the store fixtures and notions of
Prof. Sparks, and is now occupying
this very excellent room. Prof.
Sparks has taken quarters in the
book bindery.
Judge Wright and wife left this
morning for Detroit and a weeks
visit on the northern Lakes.
Harry sparnon was in Shawnee
last Tuesday on professional business
and on his return came by Bairds
furnace, bringing glad tidings from
our old time friend Canon Willard
who is in good health and good spir-
its and has it booked for an early Wis.,
st to Logan where open arms will
welcome him.