The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1904-07-21
The SENTINEL is 81 a year

Last Sunday was the hottest day
} of the season-9S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wash Heft of Co.
lumbus are visiting relatives in Lo'
gan.
J Mr.. S. c. Kennard's house is
being improved by a new coat OF
, paint.
Miss Lantz of Columbus is visit.
ing here the guest of the Misses
Hartley.
Miss Marie Gear of Sandusky
is the present guest of Mrs. Josie
Rochester.
Miss Mary Dame of Gallipolis is
the present guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Fred Gallagher.
Mrs. Will Huggins is the guest
of her brother, Mr.. George Van
horn, in New Straitsville.
Hon. L. D. Vickers and family,
of Charleston, West Virginia, are
visiting in Logan this week.
Ben Jadwin expects to occupy
his handsome new residence, on
Market street, in the near future.
Mr. Jeese Beery of Union Fur
mace spent Sunday in Logan the
guest of his parents, DIR. and Mrs.
Beery
Mrs. George Shaw was entertain
ed by a number of her friends, last
evening, the occasion Of her 50th
anniversary.
The Misses Rellie Heft and Mary
Goss Of Rockbridge visited here
Saturday and Sunday the guest of
their parents.
The Lady Maccabees gave very
pleasant social festival on the court
house lawn last Saturday evening,
realizing some $50.
John Swim of Haydenville was
in our city Saturday. His was a
purely business visit and had no
political significance.
Miss Clara Quinn, the efficient
stenographer at J. j. Snider's, is
enjoying her vacation among her
many friends in Columbus.
Thomas Hanesworth of Lancas-
ter, an old time Hooking county
boy, is visiting his father-in-law,
Samuel Riggs, on Honey Fork.
Rudolph Brown left yesterday
for French Lick Springs, Indiana,
a noted health resort, where he
will take the mud bath treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Moore have
returned to their home in Columbus
after spending several weeks in
Logan the guest of Mrs. M. d.
Moore.
Mrs. Charles Speelman was call
ed to Nelsonville Saturday evening
by the serious illness of Mrs Speel-
mans mother. Her husband fol-
lowed Sunday.
Col George Brown, after a six
months sojourn in Pittsburg, Penn
sylvania, has returned to Logan
and has accepted a conveying posi-
tion in the Logan Foundry.
Inspector of the Asylums, F. C.
Rochester, of Columbus spent Sun
day with his wife, who has been
visiting with her parents Col. and
Mrs. A. C. Sands, for the past two
weeks.
We regret to learn that DR.. G.
W. Beery intends leaving Logan,
in about month, and will locate
at Union Furnace. The Doctor
has many friends in Logan who
regret his going away. He has
our best wishes.
Our readers will be sorry to learn
that Frank Gordon, the genial, ac-
comm odating and efficient clerk of
Washington township. is very Sc
riously i'll. He has the best wishes
Of the SENTINEL and his hosts of
friends through the county for
speedy recovery of good health.
The home comers from the north
west will arrive in Logan on
special train at S p. m. on August I
18th. Rhe meeting will be held +;
IN Rempel'r Grove on the 18th. =,
Several hundred visitors are eX- ,
pected. Program next week.
j. A. Cupp of Gibisonville and
George Cunningham of Lancaster, ,
Who have been leasing land extern !
;ively for gas and oil IN the juno G
ion City neighborhood, for the ]
-ogan Natural Gas Company, were ,
business visitors in our city on Y
asst Saturday.
Don't miss the base ball game ]
lext Tuesday: between the Indians /
md Logan. These are genuine s
Cherokee Indians and are the un- +
disputed champion base ball play b
RS of the west. There will be two a
James, in the afternoon at 3 and O
n the evening at s. See both of I
hem. Admission 25 cents. +
Ed Rochester, Ed Wellman, Bert !.
Ingle, Jacob Fox, Clarence Beery,
nd their families, took a campers 9
icnic and outing at Scott's Creek D.
alls, Sunday. Horseback riding :
-as INDUCED in. among other re-