The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-08-23

Mrs. John Stalters and children
ars visiting relatives in Somerset.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Ed,
monson on Saturday morning, boy
MIR. Arthur Mccormick of Col.
umbus is visiting his parents in Lo-
gan.
joe Suider wants to buy timber,
lumber and ties. See his advertise.
ment.
Miss Anna Powers is the guest
OF friends in Athens and Glouster,
this week.
Miss Flo Weiland of New Lex
ington is visiting relatives in Logan
this week.
MIR. Charles Drum, Deputy Pro-
bate, spent Sunday with relatives in
Laurelville.
Hubert Lappen has returned
home after few days spent at At
lantic City.
Current and interesting political
matter will be found ON the inside
pages of this paper.
The map We present this week
Of the scene of war in China viii be
interesting Geography.
Mr.. John slisher of Lancaster.
was q visitor among his friends in
this city on last Tuesday.
Attorney Swinehart and Mar.
shall Ebest of Adelphia we're visitors
in our city on last Friday.
Mrs. Sunders and daughter Miss
Florence were the Sunday guests OF
Culver Smith and family.
Prof. Warren of the Lancaster
Business College was a pleasant cal
ler at this Office last Thursday.
The Nickle Plate show on last
Friday was very we'll attended. For
. 80 cent show it was worth the
price.
Mr.. Elmer Petit, who has been
sick for some time. has SO far recov.
cred rs to be able to attend his office
again.
Rev. FIR Mates, of Lancaster,
yas officiating priest at St. Johns
church Sunday in the absence of Fr.
Powers.
Mr.. Arthur Davis of Canal
Winchester is spending this week in
Logan, the guest of his cousin. Willie
Lehman.
Miss Kate Doyle, attendant at
tho Cleveland Insane Asylum, is
spending her vacation with her sister,
Mn p. J. Murtha.
Last Sunday was the hottest day
Of the season, the Government ther.
moneter stood above 100, from 8 A.
n. until 4 P. NJ.
The w. Il. Harris Circus which
exhibited here last Friday was well
attended at both performances. 1t is
. frst clas show.
-Messrs Davis and Drum of Canal
Winchester spent last Saturday in
Logan, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Lehman.
Miss Margaret Thornburg, after
IN extended visit with relatives in
Pennsylvania, returned to her home
in Logan, last Friday.
During the storm on Wednesday
night of last week, the barn of Frank
Wolf on the Rodman farm was struck
by lightning and burned.
Rev. Marshal Harrington. of
Ceiina, is spending his vacation with
friends at home this week and meet
ing hearty welcome.
zMiss Margaret Thornburg after
"a extended visit with relatives and
friends in Pennsylvania, returned
home Thursday evening.
Mr.. John Ward and sister Miss
Mary, and J. T. Weiland of New
Lexington were guests of Logan
friends on last Sunday.
The Macarthur Enquirer says:
"Misses Fannie Pond of Chicago, and
Florence Pond Of Somerset, are the
guests of the Misses McGillivray.
Mrs. Susan Mcbride has the hon
or of being great grandma, son hav-
ing arrived at the home of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Alex McMullen, in Columbus.
Mr.. Solomon Bauer, one of the !
prominent citizens of Enterprise, ac-
eompanied by his wife were pleasant
callers at the Sentinel Office last Sat
urday.
Mr.. Pompey Parsons, one of
our oldest citizens, after a long sick
ness, died on last Friday. The fun
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