The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-10-15
LOCAL EEEvTs.
The Lancaster Fair ia in progress

next week to huld court.
Elmer Petit was in Columbus
Tuesday on legal business.
Misses Louie and Grace Greer
are Lancaster visitors, to-day.
Mrs..J. j. Snider is visiting rel
atiyes in Columbus this week.
Mr.%Glessner of Mansfield, wa.
here visiting relatives Monday.
Father Blum of Sugar Grove, j.
visiting Father Powers this week
A. Il. McBroom was in Halllpolis ;
few days last week transacting bus
iness.
Mr.. Kile of Athens, spent Mon
day and Tuesday with friends in
Logan.
DR.. Ellison and Miss Edith En-.
gle we're Sunday visitors in Mel.
sonville.
Miss Edna Armstrong of Murray
City, spent Sunday with her moth,
or in Logan.
DIR. Steward is in Wooster thi.
week. He will be home for Sunday
church service.
Rev. Saunders of the U. B.
church is attending Conference at
Westerville, this week.
Ex-Commissioner Jacoby of Mel.
sonville, was a visitor in our city
yesterday. a witness in court,
The Progressive Pedro Club will
open this season at the home OF
Mary Beck, this Thursday evening
Mrs. Patterson of Jacksonville,
one of our life subscribers, wal
q visitor in our city on last Sat.
urday.
Mrs. Zeke Polling, one of oul
oldest citizens, died at the home
of her daughter in Columbus last
Friday.
Charles Beck, Charles Stultz
Joe. .Shorr and Gull Morten atten'
ded the ball game at Shawnee,
Sunday.
The show here at the Opera
House, Monday evening, was vel
patronized. and gave very good
satisfaction.
Fr. Powers. who has been quite
sick for the past week, Is much
better, and it is hoped he will soon
be well again.
Quite number of people from The
surrounding country were in town
last Saturday, looking at, and buying
goods for winter use. y
Col. Anderson of GAINESVILLE, the
popular representative Of the Bell
Telephone, was a welcome visitor
Incur city on last Tuesday.
James Martin, the stone msson
who has been quite sick with Ty-
phoid fever, is improving, and it
Is hoped he will soon be well again.
The Commissioners have done a
sehsible thing in cutting out a
dead wall in the Court house and
giving the Treasurer's Office more
light.
Mr.. Frank, Martin, our former
fellow-townsman, now of Circle
vile, with his family are visiting
relatives and friends in our city
this week.
The many friends of Pete Sloan,
who has -been sick for the last four
weeks, will be glad to know he is
getting we'll and able to be out and
about again.
The Somerset fair opens on Oct.
81, and lasts three days There
are about a hundred Somerseltians
in and around Logan, who will at
tend this year.
Mr.. Wally of Mt. Vernon, who
is leasing Gas lands near Gibson
vile for the Federal Gas and Sup
ply Co., was pleasant visitor in
Logan, first Of this week.
The Flave Davy colt show last
Saturday on our streets demon
strated that our farmers are having
a much better grade Of horses.
Jim Collision took premiums on his
colts.
The. Lancaster fair is greater
attraction than the State fair to
people Of the Valley. Tomorrow
will be the Big Day. Hooking
county sends up not less than 500
visitors.
The subject of DR.. II. j. Stew
ards Sunday morning subject at
the Presbyterian church will be
ssEratful peonle - At 7:()l n. IN.