The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1904-09-08

Mr. Mike hruWiduI OF somerset
spent Sunday and Monday with
friends in Logan.
Labor Day was observed in a
quiet way in our town. All the
business houses closed.
Miss Thresa Stedem and Anna
Fox were visitors in Columbus and
Groveport last week.
j. G. Gillian the efficient carpen-
ter of the Hooking Valley railroad
spent Labor Day at Starr.
Ex-Auditor C. E. Bay was
shaking hands with his many
friends In Logan Saturday.
Our citizens, generally, took
their families to the woods and
streams for an outing Labor Day.
Mrs. Isaiah Kinser, daughter Ju-
liza and son Dallas, after ten days
visit at Elk Fork, returned Tues
day,
Misses Louise Fox and Anna Rec
tenwald, returned Tuesday from a
weeks visit with relatives in Green
dale.
Mr.. Joe Kemper has built and
addition and remodeled his home
on the corner Of Front and Orchard
streets.
Uncle John Robert West has
been engaged to take care of Ho
mer Wright who is in precarious
condition.
Mr.. Charles Stallsmith, repre-
senting the Logan Manufacturing
company spent Sunday at home
with his family.
Mrs. Clyde Green and two little
daughters, Bessie and Esther of &C.
nava, are the welcome guests of
Mrs. G, NJ. Chase.
Miss Sallie Reichley of the Ath-
ems Hospital is spending her week 8
vacation with relatives In Logan
and Hooking county.
MIR. Ralph Walburn of Colum-
bus is spending several weeks in
Logan the guest of his grandmoth-
or, Mrs. Thomas Shotwell.
The many friends of Samuel
Reichley Of Smock will be pleased
to learn that he is rapidly recover
ing from his recentparaletic stroke.
Married at his residence in Logan
Ohio, September 1st by Rev. j. F.
Williams Mr.. John W. Tignor and
Miss Jennie Morrison all of Logan.
Pat Canty, purchasing agent for
the j. J.. Snider lumber company
spent few days with his family
in Logan the latter part of the
week.
The Lady Maccabees social at
the residence Of Mrs. Lon Green,
last evening was social and finan
cial success Avery excellent time
is reported.
The wonderful and expensive i'm
provement of the Kerlln Brothers
brick plant is attracting a great
many visitors. 1t will pay you to
go and see them.
Mrs. r. R. Wright and little
daughter, after spending several
weeks in Marion the guest Of her
mother, Mrs. Hand, returned to her
home in Logan Friday.
Mrs. E. Sensenbrenner and chill
dren, after pleasant two week, 8
visit among relatives in Logan and
Hooking county, returned to her
home in Circleville Tuesday.
The many friends of Mr.. Guard
Lama, of near Gibisonville, will be
sorry to learn that he still contin-
ues in a very serious condition,
with but little hopes of recovery.
Arlie Stallsmith has severed his
connection with the Ermine Soap
company and accepted a more lu-
crative and agreeable position with
the Wellman-Steinmen company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Jadwin, Mr..
and Mrs. Marsh Jadwin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Jadwin and the Miss
es Nellie Bird and Flossie Jadwin
spent Monday at the Rock House.
Mr.. Mort Davey, an expert ster-
eotyper in the Ohio State Journal,
accompanied by his wife, spent
in Logan the guest of his
grandmother, Mrs. William Davey.
Several of our citizens attended
the reunion and bean dinner at Or
land, last Saturday, but returned
OF the first train, the heavy rain
at that place scared them home.
Mr.. G. N. Reichley and sister, ,
Mrs. Jonathan Davidson, of Iowa, I
after two weeks visit in and |
about Logan among relatives, re- i:
;urned to their home last Wednes-
lay.
We are requested to notify the
aides of the Relief corps takingi
BART in the drill that there will be ,
! practice meeting at the hall to.
morrow F-iday) night. Those
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