The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1904-08-11

i in our city, guests Of his father, Johl
Robert West.
Miss Theresa Till leaves to-morrov
for q visit to her brother and othe
relatives in Indiana.
Mrs. T. W. O,Brien Of Columbu
is the guest Of ber schoolmate at St
Joseph's, Mrs. Alma Pursell.
Miss I1a Sleinman and Miss Mar,
Smith have returned from a week
excursion on the Lake, at Cedar Point
Misses Lucille Allen and Sophi.
Smith left yesterday for q tw,
weeks visit at Washington. D. C
Parties from Akron are negotia
ting for the purchase Of the Hay.
den brick plants here and at Hay
denville.
Mrs. L. A. Crawford was tn.
Sunday guest of her daughter, Mrs
j. II. Bowman Of Parsons avenue,
Columbus.
John Canty has been appointed ad
ministrator of the j. j. Snidsr estate,
and will start the Bent Works and
Mills at once.
Mrs. e. E. Brehm and family are
spending the week in Columbus,
the guest Of Mrs. J. H. Bowman,
of Parsons avenue.
Frank Moorehead and wife of
Doanville were the Sunday guests
of his mother, Mrs. Angeline Moor
head, ON East Hunter Street.
Miss Meta Groves entertained
quite large number Of her friends
at cards, Monday evening, at the
residence of her aunt, Mrs. j. p.
Rochester.
Ms Lizzie McManigal, after a
pleasant visit with her parents, returns
to New York City today, to resume
her work as steuoRrapher IN the Mis-
sionary Society.
We are glad to learn that uncle
Billy Woodruff has married. 1t is
not well for q man to be-alone. We
shake hands with our long time
friend and wish him much happi-
ness.
Mra Fawn K. Speelman will leave
Saturday morning for Boston, Massa-
chusetts, where she will represent the
10th district in the National w. r. C.
Encampment IN session in that city
next week.
Quite q number of our Logan
people, under the supervision of
Jim Smith, picnicked on the Sam.
my Ruble farm south of the city.
It was a jolly crowd and they had a
royal good time.
The Hooking county Teachers
Institute opens in Logan ON Aug.
22d. Teachers in attendance viii
be paid the price at which they en-
gage in their schools. Profs.
Martzolf and Boughton are the
principal lecturers.
Mrs. Charles Frasch of Warren,
who has been visiting rel
atives and friends in Logan for the
past two weeks left for Union City
and Richmond, Saturday, where
she will visit few days before re-
to her home in Warren.
The business men Of Main Street,
in sheer protection have cleaned the
the sand and dirt off the paved
street. Il seems that we, the
Board Of public service, Board Of |
Health, city council nor contractors
nave the energy to haul the stuff
IF
The Grange Picnic at Lancaster |
m last Saturday August 9th, was
! great success, over 1000 persons
we're present. Addresses were made
" Gov. Bachelor, w. W. Miller
'ecetary of State Board Of Agri-
and F. A. Derthich, Grand
Master of the order.
The Logan post Office has a reve-
lue which under the law, gives us
! right of free delivery. Post Mas
er Mckay has made the proper
application, backed by the petition
# our business men and we hope
he free delivery will be granted.
logan is the Queen of the Valley,
md Bro. Mckay the post master.
The Misses Alma Keynes and
Nerd Frasch entertained the East
IN Stars at the Masonic hall,
Thursday evening, in honor of Mrs.
Charles Frasch, q sister member of
chapter No. 269, Warren, Indiana.
ce cream and cake were served
md a very pleasant time was enjoy.
ID.
L
Cap Fisher, the popular general
'assenger agent Of the Hooking VAL
ey. tried to resign as captain of the
Columbus Rifles. The boys wouldn't
ave it. He is continued in command.
l be Rifles and editors will call on him
ater, at his suburban home. the Rifles
Eill shoot the Yorkshire and the edi-
ors will have barbecue. 'iHoch
en Fisher"
Col Ricketts, of Dayton, son of
Id Father Ricketts, of Monday
'reek, who, q preacher, had eight
# his boys in the ministry, was a
isitor in our city on last Tuesday,
,uest of his schoolmate, ". C. Low
y, atAthens, in the good old Sum-
ler time. Mr.. Ricketts, met quite
number of old friends and had