The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-09-19

The Misses May Mcintosh, Nel!a
and Zella Schwenke, Bertha Blosser,
and Messrs Tom Whitcraft, Ralph
Starcher. Harry Blosser and Roy
Dupler formed . pleasant picnic
party. oa last Sunday to the Rock
House. where they enjoyed most
delightful day. The Joung folks ex
tend thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Stall
for kindness and courtesies received.
The Reunion of the 18th will be
held here. today and tomorrow ae
advertised. On account of the death
Of the President, and the absence Of
General Grosyensr, who is attend
jug the funeral services at Canton,
the Drograme will be modified to
suit the circumstances. Our citizens
will give the old veterans hearty
wslooms and hospitable entertain
ment. Conrad Wash Dollison. who
Is the only member Of the regiment
from our city. 10 entitled 20 credit
for the honor to our town, the pres
elce Of the old soldiers Of the gal
lent 18th gives us.
Mn. Sam Baird of Buffalo, Mrs.
DR.. Cotton Of Marietts, sisters of
Mrs. D. H. Willard; and Mrs. Fred
Eisele of Columbus. neioe, attended
the faneral in Logan on last Sunday.
Miss Helen f. Pursell, the accom-
Plished daughter Of Col. F. 8. Pur-
psn Of our city, and who is well
h.swn and highly regarded for her
Journalistic talent among the read.
sss Of the prominent magazines Of
the country, is attending the Athens
University, taking course in Greek
and German.
Mn. q. H. Willsad died ut her
hoas at Bairds Furnace on last Sat-
arday morning, In the Goth year of
her age. Her remains were inferred
In Oak Grove Cemetry by. the side of
her son. Parkes, on Sunday, Rev. ].
F, Williams conducting the rslig-
0ns exercises. She was formerly q
resident Of our city and we'll known
and esteemed in the social circles of
our town. Her death Is the occasion
Of heartfelt soEroW.
May SEE rest 10 pesee.
The relatives have the sympathy
Of many warm friends,
Public Sale-Mr. Joseph Judy,
Eesidiag. TIVE niles north of Logan,
viii sell Al Public eale. on Thursday
Oct 5, at his residence, a lot Of goads
and Chattles: Stock. farm products,
farm atensals. aud > lot Of property
usually belonging to the farm. For
particulars see bills.
Ar. Milton Armstrong. one Of the
prominent farmers of Perry was a |
pleasant caller on last Thursday.
He reports crops Of corn and Demo
Gratis good on Saltcreek.
w. H. Gould anj family. yfter al
two weeks visit With their parents
IN Logan. left for their home in
Pi,tsburg, Pa, Sunday evening
last.
Mia Mary r. Gould has accepted
. position as stcnographer in Pitts
burg and will make her home with
her brother, Will Could, who isl
pEomineily connected in business in ]
that city.
Mr.. John Notstone was . vel.
come visitor in Logan. on last Mon
dAy.
Col. Weldy wa. an Athens visi.
tor on last Sunday, guest Of Gonduc-
Tor J. e. Smith.
The Soldiers Memorial Associa-
tion Of Marion Township will hold
Memorial Service on account of
the death Of President Mckinley, at
Mount Tabor church on Sunday,
Sept. 22nd at 2 o'clock p. ~. Min
isters of all the churches of the town
ship have been invited aud are ex-
? ectsd to attend.
BY request of Committee.
Mn. Judge Wright, who has been
quite aick for some weeks past, is
improving and it is hoped will coon
BE- able to be out again.
The SENTINEL this week is a mem
'r;al paper. We think our readers
vi.l appreciate the completeness
u the sad news we publieh. The
,icture of President Mckinley is
vorth preserving. We ask our read
N Who subscribe for other papers.
o compare the SENTINEL with those
y ito cIasr. ]