The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-08-31

Miss Blanch England has return
ed from her vacation in Convoy.
Mrs. Charles Smith of Columbus
is the guest of Mrs. Con Weitzell.
Mrs. J. w. Lloyd, is visiting rel
atives in Mildro, Indiana this week.
Mrs. Charles Hansel and little
ones are visiting relatives in Lo-
gan.
Joe Krishbaum, Carl and Henry
Hartman spent Sunday in Nelson
sonville.
Mrs. Clarence McCray entertain
ed informally on last Saturday
evening.
DIR. Rauch of Lancaster spent
Sunday In Logan the guest of his
brother, George.
Mr.. Jake Ucker and neice, Miss
Clara Ucker, visited in Circleyille
several days last week.
Mrs. Hattie Parker has returned
to her home in Columbus, after a
visit with Miss Lulu Parker.
Miss Lille Wright left for Nc
Arthur, Tuesday, for an extended
visit among relatives and friends.
Messrs Williams and Beck re-
turned to Columbus Monday after
an extended visit with relatives in
Logan.
Mr.. Clarence Recktenwald came
down Sunday to root for the capi-
tai city team. He should be the
captain.
MIR. Flave Case broke ground on
last Monday on his lot on Second
street and will build a handsome
residence.
Mr.. W. C. Kennard. one of the
prominent farmers of near New
Plymouth, was business visitor
in Logan last Saturday.
Mr.. C. G. Breves, general man.
ager of the Bronze Works, Cleve-
land, Ohio, was the guest of Miss
Florence Parker, over Sunday.
Hiram Lanning of New Pitts
burg. one of the representative cit
liens of Ward township was bus
mess visitor in our city Saturday.
A bean dinner is advertised for
Creola on the 9th of September,
our Judge Bright is on the bills as
one of the speakers. After eating
beans, he will crate and come home.
On last Thursday as Mr.. George
Weidner's son, of Marion township
was plowing. one of his horses,
valued at $3.50, dropped dead in
the furrow, overcome by the in
tense heat.
Miss Charlotte Work, accompan-
led by Miss Barsha Threewit and
brother John, who have been spend
ing the summer here, leaves today
for Denver, Colorado. where she
will spend the winter
DR.. Allen of our city, who has
been visiting his brother, DR..
Allen of Circleville for the last
week, returned home yesterday.
and will be found in his Office
prompt to attend to his patients
who may need his service.
The following persons took in
the RockHouse picnic, last Thurs
day. A. NJ. Brown and wife, E.
P. Armstrong and wife, Harley
i Wnitcraft and wife, George Krish-
baum and wife, E. D. Ricketts,,
Hon. F. I. Bright, A. r. McBroom
and Art Murphy. Messrs Nc
Broom, Bright and Ricketts, were
orators of the day. The State
Farm Band furnished the music.
Charley Magel of Murray City,
former Logan boy, was horribly
bitten by dog one day last week.
The dog was an unusually large
one of the mastiff breed and was
never known to be cross or vicious
Mr. Magel had just come out OF
the bank and the dog took hold OF
his leg without warning. 1t took
two or three men some time to beat
the dog loose. Marshal Bob Sur
tees shot the dog.
We regret to learn that our ole
t time friend, Billy Wallace, in get
3 ting out of his buggy, one day
t last week, fell and sprained hi'
ankle and is obliged to move OF
crutches. But little hurt likt
this don't distress the Auld Scott
He, with his crutches. is as nimbl'
as any of the Iron Bench brigade
and his head Is as clear and hi!
heart as warm, as when he dug
coal on McCluney and danced jig'
at the Franklin, in that good olt
summer time.
Attention is called to the adver
tisement of Dunn Taft & Co. il
this issue. This popular Colum
bus dry goods store, which invite
the trade of our readers, has be
come headquarters for Logal
, and Hooking county people who
!, when in the capital city, feel dis
, posed to make puschases. Gu
readers who visit this store will al
ways find polite attention. An.
person you inquire of in the cit.
can direct you to the store. 1t i
: the most popular in the city.
FIR. Mattingly entertained tn
{ Sunday School scholars, teacher
, and altar hoyS with a Dicnic q