The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1904-11-10
LOCAL NEWS.

Mr.. C. R. Montgomery was a Wis
itor in Lancaster Monday.
The Misses Stella, Anna anG
Louise Fox spent Sunday in Ian
caster.
Mrs. W, II. Acker visited hel
daughter, Mrs. Hansel, in jackson
today.
Mr.. Arch Kennard of Lancaster
spent Saturday and Sunday with
his parents in Logan.
Miss Augusta Dresher of Nelson,
vile visited in Logan Monday, the
guest of Miss Stella Fox.
Mrs. Mary Voris of the Athens
Hospital spent a weeks vacation
among relatives in Logan.
Father Noon, of St, Joseph's,
conducted the religious services al
St. Johns church last Sunday.
The Misses Clark of Mansfield
are visiting in Logan this week,
guests of the Misses McCourtney,
Surveyor Davis sustained a rup-
ture on last Wednesday, and at this
writing there are slight hopes for
his life
Boyd Rochester of Columbus is
visiting in Logan this week, guest
of his grandparents, Col. and Mrs.
A. C. Sands.
The Twice Five club will meet
at Mr.. Bert Harrington's on next
Monday evening, and discuss the
Russ-Jap election and other rela-
tive subjects
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blosser and
daughter, Mimic, and Mr.. and Mrs,
Arch Barnes spent Sunday in Co
lumbus the guests Of MI. and Mrs.
James Barnes.
Mrs. DR.. Dillinger, (nee Miss
Minnie E. Crow was buried on
last Monday in Oak Grove ceme-
terry. Obituary next week.
The remains of Mrs. Mary Brown
formerly of this city, who died in
Columbus, were brought to Logan
for interment on last Friday. Fu-
neral from the M. e. Church.
The many friends of Col. Sands,
who has been in bad health for
some time past, will be glad to
know that he is improving, and
able to be out and about again.
Miss Emma Westenhaver and
sisters, Mrs. Gus Steinman and
Mrs. Will Keynes, will entertain a
pleasant company this evening at
the residence of Mr.. Will Keynes.
Mr.. ]. W. Defenbaugh Of Lau-
relville, chairman of the Democrat
ic Central Committee, has removed
to Washington City, where he
takes elerkship in the pension
department.
"Sorts of Discipleship" will be
Rev. J. u. Browns morning sub.
ject at the U, B. Church. In the
evening 'sFoot Sliping:" The ser
vices and hour of service the same
as last week.
Mrs. Charles Kincade (nee Miss
Grace Mattocks) was very severely
burned about the head and face
yesterday. She struck a match,
the head flew off and set fire to her
clothing and hair.
A number of the ladies of the st.
Mary's Auxiliary to the Logan
knights of St. John, attended an
Initiation at Lancaster on last Mon
day evening, and were cordially
entertained by the ladies of the
society of that city.
John H. Wolf and son, Fred, OF
Washington, ID. c., after a few
days. visit among Logan friends,
returned Tuesday. They went by
way of GAINESVILLE where they will
meet his mother-in-law, Mrs. Nan
cy Angle, who has been visiting
there for the past few days and
who will accompany them home to
spend the winter.
Mrs. Charles Kennard enter
tained the High School scholars in
honor of the 18th anniversary OF
her daughter, Carrie. Her class
mates presented her with hand
some locket and chain and hearty
good wishes for many more as
pleasant and enjoyable anniversa-
ries. A very enjoyable time was
had BY ell present.