The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-07-13
LOCAL NEWS.

Harley Dannison is taking in
races at Columbus this week,
Mrs. E. P. Armstrong was
visitor in the capital city Monday.
Squire Skunk of Carbonhill was
a business visitor in our city last
Saturday.
Miss Ina Mason of Sugargrove
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Oliver this week.
Mics Tina Sain of Logan Is yis-
iting friends and relatives In III.
Pleasant this week,
Frank Safer and wife of Zanes-
vile are guests this week of the
family of Mr.. Hopkins.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Knights of St John picnicked yes
terday on water works hill.
Miss Goldie McMorrow of Lam
caster visited her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. -Lafe McMorrow last week,
Miss Ethel Reid of Crooksville,
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
John Stoneburner the past week.
Grant Phillips of Nelsonvllie
visited his sister Mrs. Frank With
erspoon of the West End Monday.
Miss Florence McManigal will
give luncheon tomorrow, noon,
Friday to her near neighbors and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kuhn who
haye been visiting Mrs. Lafe Kuhn,
returned to their home in Lancas-
ter Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Acker, Mrs.
C. C. Hansel and children were in
Lancaster Sunday, guests OF Miss
Mary Mack.
Mrs. Florence Shields and fam
ily, after pleasant visit with her
mother returned to her home In
Newark Sunday.
Miss Bertha Neibling of Lancas-
ter spent the latter part of last
week in Logan the guest OF her
aunt, Mrs. Funk:
Mrs. c. C. Hansel and children
of jackson, after months visit in
Hooking County with relatives re-
turned home Tuesday.
DIR. Allen of Circleville and fam
lily, coming across the ridges in an
automobile, is visiting his brother
DIR. Allen of cur city, and other
friends and relatives.
DR.. Tupis R. Hane of Columbus
and Miss Cora Mae Wright of Lo
gan were quietly married at the
home of the bride at five O'Clock
p. m. July 9th, Rev. j. F. Williams
officiating. They will make their
future home in Columbus.
A company of about twenty
Elks, accompanied with their
wives, are in Buffalo this week at
tending grand round up of the
Deer of the country. We hope our
visiting Elks will have pleasant
visit and a safe return
George Bright caught 3s pound
pound catfish yesterday in the
river. He presented it to the I'm
provement Society and it is now on
exhibition in the fountain. The
snake editor of the Journal Ga
zette has rare opportunity to dis.
plot his fancy on this fish.
Mrs. Margaret Drollinger, after
a As years absence from Lancaster
visited relatives in that city Sun,
day. She was much impressed
with the growth of the city and
especially of the reception giver
her by her old time friends an6
Yill make another visit soon.
Mr.. Frank Eberst, who has beer
employed with Mr.. Porter Price
has engaged with the Kessler Bros
Frank is one of our most enterpris
ing young business men and he in
vites his friends to come and SCI
him, and hear good bargains givel
at Kesslers on the Avenue.
Col Weldy is in Put In Bay thi
week attending the meeting of tn
Ohio Association of which body b.
is a distinguished member. Al
chairman of the committee on ney
members he will present the appli
cation of Judge George E Martil
of Lancaster and John e. Petit o
Logan.
Mr.. Green of the SENTINEL, rep
resenting the editorial association
attended the funeral of Editor De
Shay of the Straitsville Record O
last Saturday, rendering the sym
pathy felt in the bereavement t
the family and the loss to the fra
ternity of one of the brightes
knights of the pencil.
One lot good styles but end hats. "
may have your size, worth from 81
So, now % and SOC. One lot straigf
rim sailor straw hats, worth 81. so
SO, now SOC and 81. Straw hats 70
children, and girls nobby wide rir
sailors worth 75e. new STYLES in th