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

Miss Mae Corter spent the Fourtl
in the capital city.
The uniform rank K. o. T. N
spent the Fourth at Chauncy.
The best Castor Oil for wagon
and machines at Bort's Drug Store
Mr.. Harley Higgins of Mt. Yer
non spent the Fourth with Logal
relatives.
Clifford Wadsworth of West Vir
ginia was the over-Sunday guest O
Herbert johnson.
James Davis and wife are max
ing an extended visit with rela
tivcs in GAINESVILLE.
Miss Laura Krinn of Columbu
was the guest of her parents Mr.
and Mrs George Krinn.
Mr.. George Burke and wife Of
the capital city are guests Of he1
mother, Mrs. Eliza Bowlby.
Mr.. and Mrs Inglehart and Oscar
Nichols of Shawnee, were the Sun
day guests of Mrs. Isaiah Voris
Mr.. F. S. Case and Mr.. Ira Lind
ley and their families spent the
Fourth picnicing on Mr.. Cases
farm.
G. H. Kennard and wife spent
the Fourth in Columbus the guests
of their daughter, Mrs. Hayes
Jones.
Mrs. J. H. Williams and Miss
Vista Garrett are taking a week.
outing at Rushville, guests of Mr..
Lewis Bowman.
Robert Kanode, the popular cigar
roller at Risley's, spent the Fourth
in Lancaster flirting with Forest
Rose of the Fountain.
N. II. Stoneburner and wife OF
Crooksville spent the Fourth in the
Queen City, guests of their son, j.
F. Stoneburner and family.
Mrs. W. P. Heft and daughters,
Helen and Ruth, spent Sunday at
the hospitable home of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. E. Randall, near Starr.
Union Furnace celebrated the
Fourth with big dinner, a ball
game in the afternoon and an ice
cream festival in the evening.
Will Moore and family of Colum-
bus are spending his summer vaca-
tion in Logan the guests of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. D. Moore.
Mr.. Ed Ricketts, aad family of
Laurelville have moved to Logan.
They will be heartily welcomed to
the society of the good people of
our city.
Mrs. Capt. Ryan and daughter,
Miss Blanche, who have been for
several weeks in Virginia, at the
sick bed of Mr.. Ryan's mother, re-
turned on Tuesday.
F. Blasius and Harry Ambrose
and their families enjoyed their
Fourth of July picnicing on the
lawn at the Blasius res
idence. A delightful display of
fire works were from the Rempel
House porch, given for the ed
ification Of the little ones, in the
evening.
GA Son or a Slave'' will be DR..
H. G. Stewards Sunday morning
subject at the Presbyterian church.
At 6 o'clock p. m. the delegates
will speak at the Young Peoples
Meeting, and at 1880 p. m. DR..
Steward will take for his subject
what was Christ's message to
the World?''
Mr.. John Billison, Fred Groves,
Wylie Thurness, Charley Breene,
Harry Wright, Pete Montgomery,
and their wives, formed a very
pleasant picnic party on the lawn
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Brooke, the
afternoon of the Fourth. A very
elaborate supper was served. af-
Ter which came the fire works.
Commissioner Strentz spent his
Fourth of July afternoon at the
Falls Mill. He took along two
ish poles (which everybody knows
s against the law) and a shired
hand to cut-bait "a very unusual
oroceeding). He hasn't weighed
n yet consequently we are unable
20 give the size in pounds or to
describe it by metes and bounds.
The Needles Eye club, Senator
White High Muck-a-muck, took a
;hree days outing on Clear Greek,
up the Fourth. Hoster
casts, Born steaks, soup and Rye
,read made up the bill of fare
through the day. The evenings
unch consisted of Loin steak with
Tiger sauce. They have about re-
;overed.
When the old vets held their reg
liar weekly meeting last Friday
light they were very agreeably sur
,rised by the Woman's Relief Corps
With a first class lunch in which
the old army beans'' and coffee
,aid a prominent part. The occa-
ion was enlivened by the singing
f songs and the playing of games |
the boys" played half a century
go. Every body enjoyed them
elves
Professor Luie, Secretary of the
tate Forestry Commission, was a
isitor in the city on last Friday,
.uest of Col. Weldy. These dis
Foresters proceeded to