The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-07-27


Joe Krishbaum was Nelsonvllie
visitor Tuesday.
The Mccormick family are camp
ing this week at Rempel's Grove.
Miss Carrie McFall of Columbus
is the guest of Mrs. John Harvey.
Miss Ella Kuhn left yesterday
for two weeks visit in Junction
City.
Miss Bertha Slisher visited Miss
Grace Downey in Columbus, last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Leyshon were
business visitors in Columbus on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Everett Collins of Union
Furnace. was Lngan visitor last
Tuesday.
Mrs. James Tannahill of Tarl-
ton is the guest of her aunt, Miss
Frank Toole.
Stephen jackson of Cheshire Wis
tied his friend, Cy Hensely, in our
city Sunday.
Miss Augusta Dresher of Nelson
vile spent Sunday in Logan with
Miss Stella Fox.
Mrs. L. S. Houston of Middle
port is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Fox.
Mrs. Charles Hertler and sister,
Rose Scanlan, of Columbus visited
Anna Fox over Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Scanlan of Columbus
spent Sunday in our city with Mrs.
Mary Moriarity and family.
Misses Helen and Julia Ward of
New Lexington are guests of their
grandma, Mrs. Susan Mcbride,
Walter Kuilman and family of
Somerset visited Mr.. and Mrs.
John Brady, this city, last week.
Miss Rosa Lee Mcintosh of CO.
1umbus is visiting her brother, MIR.
Travis Mcintosh, and family this
week.
Mrs. M. A. Smock and niece,
Mise Lena Hite, visited her uncle,
Mr.. George Arnold, in Flint, last
Sunday.
Miss Helen Moriarity of Colum-
bus is making an extended visit
with her grandmother, Mrs. Mary
Moriarity.
Miss May Sherrard will soon go
to Fultonham, her former home,
for an extended visit with relatives
and friends.
DIR. Eastman returned from his
home in Hamilton, Thursday,
where he was called by the death
Of his father.
Mrs. Vern Bowen, Mrs. Charles
Deishley, Mrs. Thad Allen and
Miss Edna Armstrong spent Sun
day in Columbus.
Mr.. Joe Beck and family of CO.
lumbus spent Saturday and Sun
day in Logan with his mother,
Mrs. Mary Beck.
The Woman's Relief Corps real
lied something like $50 from their
ice cream and cake festival last
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Barbara Acker and son,
Donold, were the guests of her
daugher, Mrs. Joseph Quinn, in
Nelsonyille, Sunday.
Col. Jim Smith was a business
visitor in the capital city last Mon
day, but strenuously denies that
he was electicneering.
Mr. Howard Lehman left for
Pomerov Friday where he will be
employed for TWO weeks at the
Hooking Valley shops.
Mrs. Christena McFadden and
daughter, Minnie, of Columbus,
were the guests of Mrs Bert Horn,
several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. McFadden
and Miss Louise Ohlinger, of Hay
denville, were the over Sunday
guests of Mrs. Bert Horn.
Will Bunz of Columbus. who
was recently brought to his home
in Logan seriously Ill Of typhoid
fever, is somewhat improved.
A class of about twenty will re-
ceive their First Holy Communion
in St. Johns church, Sunday
morning at the seven O'Clock Mass.
Mrs. Mary Gould Wing, one of
Lcgan's most accomplished and
popular ladies, is visiting in our
city. guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. M. Gould.
Hiram Lanning represented the
miners of Ward township at their
conference, in Columbus, Monday,
relative to a material change in
the screen system.
Miss Mabel Campbell OF Cleve-
land, who has been visiting Miss
Jesse Terry for quite a while, re-
turned home Saturday accompa-
MED by Miss Terry.
The Misses Conners, daughters
of M. S Ccnners, Superintendent
of the Hooking Valley Railroad,
are in our city this week, guests of
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