The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-08-17
Miss Anna Fox visited in Colum.

ter is visiting relatives in Logan.
Willis Ferguson of Columbus is
visiting Logan relatives this week.
Mr.. John Canty and wife were
visitors in Minertown on last Sum
day.
Ira Fee of Macarthur was circu-
lating among Logan friends Tues
day.
Miss Edith Brown of Groveport
visited relatives in Logan last
week.
The merchants will give their
annual picnic at Lake Alma next
Tuesday.
John Alexander of New Straits
vile was a business visitor in Lo-
gan Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed Tritsch spent Sabbath
with her parents at the Lancaster
camp grounds.
Mr.. Valley of Lancaster was a
business visitor in Logan several
days last week.
Miss Minnie Perone of Column
bus is visiting her brother, James
Perone this week.
Mr.. Marshal Larimer of Bairds
Furnace was a business visitor in
our city last Saturday.
Mrs. E. P. Armstrong was 'the
guest of her son, George and fam
lily, in Columbus Sunday.
Miss Mary Lehman returned last
week from two weeks visit with
relatives in Perry county,
Rev. Smith of Wellston visited
his father Henry Smith, near Lo-
gan several days this week.
Miss Florence McManigal return
ed Saturday from two weeks Wis
it with friends in Senicville.
Mrs. Green and daughter, Grace
were visitors in Somerset last week
guests of Mrs: Louie Krumlauf.
Miss Jennie Martin and sister of
Delaware are visiting their cousin,
Mrs. Harley Dannison this week.
Mrs. Charles Brehm and children
returned Sunday from a pleasant
visit with relatives in Pleasantville.
Miss Maud McManigal of Co.
lumbus spent Sunday with her par.
ents Mr.. and Mrs. B. C. McMani-
gal.
Mrs. Sarah Stallsmith left on
last Saturday evening for a weeks
at the Lancaster camp
meeting.
The Misses Grace Williams and
Marie Beck of Columbus are the
pleasant guests of Miss Mary Beck
this week.
Miss Margaret Kirshner, after
an extended visit with her sister,
Mrs. Snider returned home in Mar
ion Saturday.
Mr.. Herbert Harrington and
family are rusticating on the up
per lakes this week and having an
time.
Merchant D. NJ. O'Hare of Max
vile was shaking hands with his
legion of friends in the Queen City
the first of the week.
Mr.. Frank Blasius and family
took a country outing on last Sun
day, visiting the hospitable home
of Mr.. Chapman near Ewing.
Mr.. Charles Stallsmith, the pop
ular representative of the Logan
Manufacturing company spent Sun
day at home with his family.
Lost, within the past two weeks
a pair of gold trimmed spectacles.
The finder will please leave with
Mrs. G.. W. Pullen and receive re-
ward.
The knights of St. John had an
iniation on Tuesday evening of the
10th. of new members. A sump-
tuous banquet followed the initla-
alton exercise.
A mad dog, supposed to be an
,stray from Logan, appeared last
week in the neighborhood of
Smock, and bit a number of dogs
md cattle before being killed.
During the storm last Sunday
evening the steeple of the Catholic
church was struck and the electric
lights in the Church were burned
,ut and no evening services were
leld.
Miss Ida Steinman, the accomp-
ished post office clerk, after
visit with her sister at
Say city, Michigan, has returned
md resumed her duties in the
,ost Office.
On account of the rain the
'souping" given by the Ladies
Knights of St. John
vas held in their hall Thursday
light instead of Polings Grove as
It first intended.
Our former fellow citizen, Mr..
charley Monroe, now of Columbus
las been reelected vice president
# the Camp Meeting Association,
# which Board he has been a long
ime prominent member.
A full attendance of the W, r.
J., is requested for next Saturday
vening. After the business is