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

Miss Myers of Lancaster is the
guest of Mrs. Harry Ambrose.
Miss Emma Hartman is visiting
friends in Chillicothe this week.
Miss Theresa Till entertained
with cards on last Thursday even
ing.
Clyde Mattox of Lancaster
spent Monday with friends in Lo-
gan.
Miss Gladys Sweany visited rel
atives in Nelsonville several days
last week.
Attorney McBroom was in Mel
sonville on Monday, conducting a
law suit.
W. c. Bryan of Blatchford was
cirulating among old comrades in
Logan Saturday.
Robert Kittsmiller and Miss
Tolle of Columbus spent Sunday
With Mrs. Myrtle Gano.
Miss Nellie Stiers of Hayden
vile, visited her aunt Miss Saum-
neig, several days last week.
Miss Emma Downey entertained
With cards Monday evening, COM
plimentary to Miss Anna Powers.
The Misses Grace and Dora Nell
Green were the Sunday guests Of
Mrs C. E. Peoples, in Pcmeroy
Sunday.
Miss Lulu Bright has returned
from a pleasant visit with Misses
Margaret and Florence Henry in
Wellston.
Miss Lillian James, Miss Lille
Wright and Messrs Hubert Lap
pen and Fred Ambrose spent Sun
day at Rock Bridge.
Mrs. Joseph Quinn, who has
been visiting relatives in Logan
the past week returned to her home
in Jacksonville last week.
Mr.. Rob Kenper, who has been
employed in the railway mail SER
vice, at Bellaire, is spending few
days with his parents in Logan.
D. A. Harkless of Columbus. a
former Logan citizen, took adyan-
tage of the low rates, Sunday, to
renew old acquaintances in the
city.
Regular services will be resumed
at the Presbyterian church next
Sunday. Rev. Charles R. Wilson,
the pastor will preach at 10 80 in
the morning and 1880 in the even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jadwin
were called to Laurel township
Wednesday by the very serious ILL
ness of her father, Mr.. Guard
Lama. who sustained a stroke of
paralysis last Monday.
The business houses will be
closed Labor Day, Monday. When
you do your dealing Saturday pre-
pare tor two Sundays, as there will
be no business done on Labor Day,
legal holiday.
Mr.. John Strentz is employed
in putting in new front in the
Preston building, occupied by
Bert Stedam & Company. The new
front will be great improvement.
and with Mr., Strentz as mechanic
in charge, the work will be well
done.
Mr.. John c.. Petit's new house
ON Hunter street is nearly finished
and ready for occupancy. When
completed it will be one of the
handsomest residences nf our city.
1t is well arranged, when John
moves in, for "house warming to
drive away the witches
Mr.. Robert Clark has purchased
the Sugar Grove Mills and will
manufacture and deal in all kinds
of -four, grain and feed. Mr..
Clark Is genial accommodating
gentleman and merits your patron
age. He will make speciality of
tssPeacemaker' flour which has be.
come SO popular in the Valley.
As Mary Zwickle, of Marion
township, was coming to town to
do her trading her horse became
frightened at the new road i'm
proyements and made a strenuous
effort to get away, but by the cool
headness, presence of mind and
strength of Miss. Zwickle the ami
NAL was subdued, and what mi ght
have resulted in serious accident
was avertcd.
MIR. Will Cox, while at work al
brick plant at Union Furnace.
Tuesday afternoon, fixing a ma
chine, his head was caught by the
plunger of near by machine, and
his face and head were horribly
bruised, his nose being broken. DIR
Beery rendeeed the necessary med
ical attention. The accident,
while not serious, will grant hin
q good long vacation.
Adam Funk, while laying a raj
fence last Friday evening, ant
while in the act of raising stone
to put under the bottom rail, wa:
bitten on the hand by a copper
head. He Immediately begar
sucking the sting, keeping it W
for an hour, until he got in reacf
of soap and sugar, from which ht
made poultice, and succeeded in
drawing all the poisen out. Sat
urdav morning the swelling haC