The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1904-06-09
LOCAL News.

LOCAL NEWS.
Because Love You. June 22d.
The place to buy Iagoo, Borts.
Mr.. Bob Kemper wac visitor in
Columbus last Friday.
Mr.. Charley Walsh of Athens
was a Logan visitor last Thursday.
Thos. Wakely of Athens was in
Logan Sunday the guest Mr.. and
Mrs. I. I. Kinser.
Father Cain of Athens attended
commencement exercises in Logan
last Thursday evening,
Mr.. Mead Bowen attended the
funeral of his uncle, John Hopley
in Bucyrus on last Sunday.
Miss Lucinda Kiger OF Columbus,
Was visitor in Logan Sunday and
Monday, guest of Kate Krishbaum.
Mrs. Ed Donovan and Mrs. DIR.
Aplin will entertain with Eucher,
1t the home of Mrs. Donovan this
evening.
= Mr.. Will Souders the very excel
.rt Steward of the Athens Asylum
waDAa visitor in our city on last
Sundas.t
Mr.. ard Mrs. Perry Brown of
Jefferson county were the guests of
Attorney and Mrs. Harry Sparnon
last week.
The Misses Lena Briggs and
Ethel Davidson of Columbus were
the Sunday guests of Miss Clara
Neinschmidt.
Mrs. J.W. Strentz handsomely
entertained at finch a number of
friends last evening. An elabor-
ate lunch was served.
Senator Lowery, State Central
Committeeman from this district,
il in Columbus today in consulta-
tion with the committee.
Mrs. Mary Stettson, after an ex-
tended and very pleasant visit with
relatives in Logan returns to her
home in West Jefferson tomorrow.
Mrs. Mary Voris and Miss Baker
Of the Athens Hospital took advant-
age Of the low rates, Sunday, to
visit relatives and friends in Logan.
Rev. W. A. Smith of Wellston
was a business visitor in our city
yesterday, called here by the pro-
bate of his mothers will, Merry A.
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Weinfordne-
and accomplished daughter, Miss
Ethel, were Sunday visitors in Lo-
gan, guests Of the Misses Klein
schmidt.
Charley Bowlby of Columbus, one
of the charter members of the K. of
P's in our city, was here lacss Sun
day taking part in the memorial
exercises.
Webster Glove visited his rela-
tive. DIR. Hazelton in Lancaster, ON
Tuesday. The Elmer O'Pettit con-
yention did not attract this unter-
rffied republican.
Mr.. Clarence Matthias, night op-
orator for the Central Union Tele-
phone Go. resigned last Saturday,
TO accept position with his uncle
Harry Shotwell, in Columbus.
"Children's Day. exercises at
the Presbyterian church on Sunday
morning, also baptism of children
at 7:30 P. NJ. DR.. Steward will
speak on "Safty Amid Danger"
Good music.
The many friends of Miss Clara
Kleinschmidt, who has been home
sick of typhoid fever, will be pleas
cd to learn that she has entirely re-
covered. She returned is her du-
Ties in Columbus Sunday evening.
Mr.. Webster Glove Is associated
with I. n. Stiers this season in
buying wool. Last year these gen.
tlemen bought over $14, ,Oc0 of wool
and expect to purchase more this
year. The prices range from 26 to
28ets. a pound.
The many friends of Will Gage
will be pleased to learn that an
eight pound boy arrived at his home
in Cleveland, May 18th. From a
letter to his mother it is learned
that Will is doing as well as could /,
be expected under the circumstan-
ess: !
The School Board held session
on last Monday evening. No ac-
tion was taken in the appointment
Of teachers. It is generally under
stood, and certainly generally de-
sired that the present teachers
who have done so well, will be con-
ttipued:
We learn that DR.. McManigal,
panageing the park Improvement
has arranged With a Snowman for
IN entertainment in the opera house
part of the proceeds to be given to
the improvement Society. The ad-
vartisements Of the entertainment
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