The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-08-31
Mr.. Ned Monroe, of Columbus
spen. Sunday in Logan.


Miss Florence Snider and Rose
Stalters spent Sunday in Pomeroy.
George Neel of Murray City was
a business visitor in Logan Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Ucker of
Nelsonville spent Sunday in Lo-
gan.
Mr.. Gorden Armstrong of Laurel
vile, is visiting relatives in Logan
this week.
Councilman Shaw is building a
handsome residence on his lot on
second street.
DIR. j. 81. Dye, of Cleveland was
a very welcome business visitor in
Logan last Friday.
Mrs. John Terrence is visiting in
Baltimore, the guest of her father
Mr.. j. FL. Poff, this week.
Mrs. Elmer Petit and children
are visiting friends and relatives
in Vinton county this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Ferguson of
Whitney, Indiana, are the guests
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. R.
West.
Mrs. Ella Moore of Pittsburg, is
the pleasant guest of Miss Kate
Rectenwaldt and other relatives in
this city.
Mrs. J. F. Harden left Tuesday
noon for a three weeks visit with
Mrs. James Bowman, in Denver,
Colorado.
Mr.. Jake Shivley and Carl Judy
are spending this week with rela-
tives and friends In Point Pleas
ant West Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Krumlauf
of Somerset Sundayed in our city.
guests of Mrs. Krumlauf's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Green.
Dan Sollday of Murray, the
Democratic candidate for clerk of
court, was in our city Saturday re
newing old acquaintances.
Mr.. Sol Brannen of Marion town
ship, while working in a gravel
pit, near Swartz Mill, Tuesday,
dropped dead from the intense
heat.
Mr.. William Dittoe, a prominent
stock dealer of Somerset, was in
our city yesterday and purchased
a number of nigh grade horses.
Mr.. Dittoe buys the best and pays
the highest price for horse that
suits him.
Miss Florence Parker, after a
months visit with her mother,
Mrs Caroline Roberts, of our city
returned to Van Vert to be pre-
pared for her duties as teacher in
the public schools, which convene
next Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew McGill left
Tuesday for Denver Colorado.
They will visit Colorado Springs,
Pueblo, Pixies Peak and other
places of interest in Colorado, and
will stop over and visit friends and
relatives in Kansas on their return
trip home.
Guard Lama, perhaps the most
widely known man in Hooking
county, a representative farmer OF
Laurel township sustained g
stroke of paralysis last Monday af
ternoon. Considering his age,
about 78, the chances for recovery
are very slim.
We are glad to learn that Henry
Trimmer will come to Logan ant
live in his new house on West Hun.
ter street. He and his wife will
be heartily welcomed to the society
of the good people of our city
where as nelghbors, we have 81
long been acquainted.
Saturday morning as ex-sherlf
Dan Wright was coming to towr
his family horse, that was neveI
known to scare at anything. no
even an automobile or stean
threshers. became frightened a
pike builders, ran off and over tn
bank, throwing Mr.. Wright ou
and spraining his wris t.
Comrade w. W Mcdonald, del
gate from j. K. Rocheste Post G
A. R., of Logan, leaves this morn
ing for Denver, whe re the natlona
encampment will hold session. Th
comrades, with the SENTINEL, wisl
him a pleasant visit and safe re
turn. He is accompanied by Com
rade Bowbo of New Plymouth, who
goes to visit friends.
Mr.. Henry Federer, VIII o accom-
panied the Hockingites to the re
union at Convoy, continued hi
trip down on the Wabash in Indi
ana, to visit his nephew whom h'
had not seen for thirty years. H.
found his relative prosperou
farmer and had an enjoyable tim
in the home country of Dan Vor
hees, the Tall Sycamore of the Wa
bash.
Mr.. Gordon Armstrong, gradu
ate of our Logan schools, gradual
of Delaware and Harvard Univel
sity, was a visitor in our city las
Monday, guest of Fred Bright ant
renewing his acquaintance wit
his former school companions an
his many personal friends. Il
has engaged as teacher in Oberli