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


Hammocks, best line in Logan,
at Borts.
Miss Mabel Lay is visiting in To-
va, the guest Of relatives.
Miss Mary Rratton spent thu
Fourth with her sister in Wellston
Kenneth Sherrard of Nelsonville
spent Monday in Logan with hii
parents.
John Davey, attending collegt
ct Athens, is at home for his su m
mer vacation.
Miss Clara Reber of Fostoria is
the guest of the Misses Nellie and
!. Alice Schwenke.
Jean Parrot of Mt. Pleasant
was the guest of Otis Sewers sew.
eral days Of last week.
The Misses Nellie and Alice Sch
wenke and Clara Reber, spent the
Fourt at Union Furnace.
Scott Braddock, wife and son,
Desmond, left Tuesday for St.
Louis and the worlds fair.
Raymond Belt and Miss Mary
Price took in every thing in sight
in the capitol city the Fourth. ?
John M. White has disposed of
his hardware interests to Mr..
Pleukharp, who is now sole propri-
etor,
william Nichman, for three years
. comrade of Roy Raney in the ser
vice Of Uncle Sam is Roy's present
guest.
Miss Lizzie and Mr.. VIM. Vein
man spent the Fourth at Murray
City the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lou Coburn.
Mrs. Charles Hansel and children
Of Jackson, are making an extended
visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. 81. Acker.
W. j. Barker and wife and Fred
Wetsel and wife of Columbus, were
the guests of Auditor and Mrs. j.
L. Martin the Fourth.
Sd. Mccormick, Will Payne and
wife and their guests from Colum-
bus, spent the Fourth at Old Mans
Cave, Benton township.
Mr.. Acker, of the Kingdom of
Ward, near Murray, spent the
Fourth with his grandparents N. NJ.
Acker aud wife, in this city.
Miss Clara Keinschmidt and
Miss Ella Dawson of the capitol
city spent the Fourth in our city,
guests Of Miss Emma Kleinschmidt.
Fred Willige's hand was SO very
seriously injured by the explosion
Of q giant fire cracker the Fourth
that it necessitated a few days.
lay OFF.
Fred Hildebrandt has completed
, fine two story frame dwelling on
on his premises near the Furnace
store, which is now ready for the
paint and paper.
W. W. McCray and family, Mrs.
J. A. Smith and family, Myrond
Pond and family, and Mrs. N. M.
Smith of Lancaster, took dinner on
Scott's Greek rocks the Fourth.
Mrs. Sarah Stallsmith gave a
family picnic supper the Fourth.
In the evening the grandchildren
enjoyed a magnificent display of
fire works and balloon ascensions.
Charles Brehm, the efficient Job
printer at the Journal Gazette, took
his family up in Fairfield, demo-
cratic stronghold, to spend the
Fourth. He reports an elegant
time.
Will Keynes and wife Gus Stein
man and wife, Miss Mollie Nc Bride
and Athur Westenhaper, of Gin
cinneti, took Fourth of July sup
per with William Westenhaver and
family.
Miss Ethel Vicroy, court stenog-
fapher at Taylorsyille West Virgin
Ia, after q pleasant three weeks Wis
It in Logan the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rulon, left for Maysville Ken
lucky Wednesday.
Charles Young, Clayton Kanode
and Mrs. John Young and families,
and fished at Floyd's,
the Fourth. They had a very
pleasant time and an elegant din
per but never caught fish.
The many friends Of Peter Bow
prs, for many years a resident of
Ewing, in Washington township,
will be panied to learn of his very
serious illness, at the home of his
,on-in-law, Mr.. Warren Lanning.
DR.. Raney, DR.: Lyons, DR.. Reery,
John Ohlinger, F. o. Davey, Ed.
Oliver, and their families, formed
. very congenial party of picnic.
~ at the Oil Well grove on the ,
fourth. Besides soup, chicken,
lie and cake all the delicaeies of
he season we're served. They cer-
Da4nly enjoyed themselves. j!