The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1904-07-07

W. W. King spent the Fourth /,
GAINESVILLE, the guest of relatives
Harry Eckhart of Cleveland il
the guest of his uncle, VIM. Waner
this week.
Mr. Thepas Burns has accepted
a position with Pleukharp thu
hardware man.
| John Allen Of Columbus spen,
several days of last week In Logar
visiting his parents.
Mrs. Walter Becker spent the
Fourth in Lancaster the guest OF
Mrs. Wellington Tidd.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben O'Neil of Starr
spent the Fourth with commission.
er Weymueller and family.
Mrs Joseph Quinn of Nelsonville
spent the Fourth in Logan the guest
of her mother, Mrs. j. N Acker.
Mr.. Jesse Voris and children are
taking their summer outing in
Shawnee, the guest of relatives.
Mr.. Sherman Yingling and fam
lily of Lancaster are the guests of
Mr.. Joel (Tude) Kittsmiller this
week.
Miss Dora Nell Green and sister,
Alma, were visitors in Somerset ON
the Fourth, guests of their sister,
Louie.
Mrs. Hiram Rosser of Nelsonville
is in the city, called here by the
serious illness of her father, Mr..
Peter Bowers.
Mrs. j. T. Sanderson gave a lawn
picnic party to a number of her
friends Monday evening. Quite a
nice time was had.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Brandt were
the guests of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Nixon, south west of Lo-
gan, Sunday and Monday.
There was a pleasant crowd of
young ladies spent the afternoon of
the Fourth at the Falls Mill wading.
No wonder the fish wouldn't bite.
Jesse Gabriel delighted his little
ones, and all the children in the
East End, with an elaborate display
Of fire works on the evening of the
Fourth.
A. F. Hall will leave for the
Worlds Fair at St. Louis the latter
part of the week. He expects to
make an extended visit in Kansas
before returning.
The Lady Maccabees will hold
an ice cream and cake festival on
the court house square, Saturday
evening July the 10th. Every body
is cordially invited.
Mr. E. o. Russell, an expert me-
chanic at the Pottery, has severed
his connection with the plant and
will in the near future move on his
farm near Parkersburg West Vir-
ginia.
Mr.. Porter Waugh and wife
James Blosser, Clifford lies, Chas.
Recktenwald and the Misses Mae
Risley, Hattie Blosser and Alma
Keynes spent the Fourth at Salt
Peter cave.
Noah Polling one of the old and
most esteemed citizens of Marion
died on last Tuesday morning. An
obituary will be published in our
next issue. The family have the
sympathy of many friends.
Samuel Voris, Fred Sherrard,
Charles Kennard and John Allen,
and the Misses Mary Davey, Nellie
Young, Blanch Beery, Sophia and
Mary Smith spent the Fourth at
Old Man g cave in Benton township.
Messrs. John Wellman, W. H. !
Strentz, Dill Sanderson, and the
Misses Francis McManigal, Char
lotte Work and Lutte Rochester,
formed a very jolly picnic party |
up Rush Greek the Fourth. It'll
was very delightful trip.
Judges Reeves and Coultrap
were in our city on Saturday, called |
by recent legislative act, with
Judge Wright. to fix the salary of
thecounty surveyors in the district.
The judges took no action, believ-
ing the law unconstitutional.
Alb Drew has just had completed
q 700 loaf, up-to-date Mitchell oven
with all the new attachments and
Mr.. j. W. Mitchell,
the inventor was the builder. Mr..
Drew will now be able to meet the
demands of his rapidly increasing
custom.
Mr.. Chas. Friehofor of the Frie-
hofer Baking Co. of Philadelphia,
one of the largest and wealthiest
industries in America, on
q pleasure trip around the world
stopped over to spend the Fourth
with his aunt, Mrs. August Heine,
Of this city.
Mrs. G. W. Slaughter, after a
very pleasant five weeks visit in
Logan the guest of Mrs. Isaiah
Voris, left Wednesday morning for
her home in Garrett. Indiana. She
was accompanied as far as Newark
BY Miss Gertrude Voris, who re-
turned last evening.
Clyde Blosser and wife of Gin
were the guests of his
grandmother, Mrs. Leah Blosser,
'or the past few days. His father
Isaiah Blosser formerly of our city,
'esides near Cincinnati. where the