The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-08-15

Miss Clara Beck, Youngest daugh-
ter of Mrs. Geo. Beck is very sick
with slight hopes of her recovery.
Col. Sempel and his nephew John
cashier of Rempels Bank, leave
tomorrow tor the Buffalo Exposition
Ice Cream festival at |. o. o. F.
Hall. Saturday eve. Benefit of the
Rcbekah Lodge. Every body invit-
ed. O'clock.
Miss Fanny Fry, of Laredo. Mo-,
and MISS Efiie Wolf, of Hooking
county were guests Of Mrs. Pullen
Friday.
Mrs. .0.W. II. Wrigh. attended the
twentieth wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Ii. Wilson, of Mel
sonville, Monday evening.
Miss Florence Fickei and niece
Ruth Sutciff, of Pullman, ILL.,, are
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Fickel.
Misses Mary and Alice Doyle of
Columbus are spending this week
/ in Logan'the guests of their cousin
Margaret Murtha.
Mr., and Mrs. Ambrose, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Basins, after two weeks
vssit at Cedar Point, returned
home Thursday.
The Hooking County Teachers
Institute is in session this week.
Profs. Miller aud Howard are the
Lecturers
Mrs. Henry Doyle and family of
Columbus were visitors in our city.
last Sunday, guests of Patrick Muir
tha and family.
Col. John L. Younker of Maxville
was business visitor in our city on
last Tuesday. He reports that aux is
prevailing In his village.
The remains of Lieutenant Cresap.
obituary of whom is Published else
where, were inferred at the National
Naval Cemetery at Annapolis.
Since the death of Henry Davis
son. the mother and three OF the
children are seriously sick with
typhoid fever.
Mrs. Mary Donovan, of Oak
street, Columbus, after a pleasant
visit with Miss Blanche Ambrose,
returned home this week.
The Editor has been on the sick
list for the last two weeks, and the
usual discussion on current poll tics
has been given q rest.
Miss Callie Williams, of Kansas,
and Miss Williams, daughter of the
late Jesse Williams, were welcome
visitors at this Office, last Saturday.
A pension was granted to Parlev
phelds at Orev,lle, o. at eight dol
lars per month through the agency
of John l.. Youuker of Maxville, D.
The Columbus Journal announces
that A. c. Sands Jr. of our city has
been given position on the clerical
Staff of the Republican Executive
The Ash Cave oil field is sending
off, by pipe line to Orland station,
from two to six cars of Oil every
day. Three additional wells are
going down.
The drouth continues. No rain
Of any consequence has fallen In
this locality since the End of July.
Corn will not be half crop in
Hooking.
Ten cents invested, and you can
keep we'll posted Oh the political!
interests Of the State and Hooking
county. The Campaign SENTINEL
prints it.
Misses Efie and Ida Moore, of
PASADENA, Colo, are visiting their
sister, Mrs. Charles Haynes and
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Barrae
Moore, near Starr, U.
Mr.. Mckay has disposed of the
nrnal-Gazette job Office to Mr..
Gene Huls, who will conduct Job |
printing indep endent of The Journal
ia zette.
The Uniform Rank of the X. of
P. went into camp at Floyd's Grove
Monday. Friday the wives of the
Knights went with well filed baskets
md all enjoyed picnic.
Treasurer Nunemaker spent last
week in Marion. ''picking up" among
hospitible friends and getting stout
md strong for his duties which be.
gin September 1st.
Oae hundred and sixty one new
subscribers within the last two weeks,
3 substantial evidence that the poll
les. the policy and the popularity of
he SENTIN Ell is having a campaign
,ocm.
2jc Fancy Sox are selling at
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