The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-09-07
LOCAL NEWS.


a business visitor in town Monday.
Mr.. Morris of Nelsonville was a
business visitor in Logan yester
day.
Editor Mckay and family have
returned from Lewistown Reser-
yoir.
Mrs. Mary Foris of the Athens
Hospital was Sunday visitor in
Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steinbaur of Co.
lumbus are guests of vii! Snider
and wife.
Mrs. Will Hansel of Union Fur
mace visited friends in our city
Wednesday.
Miss Lucille Allen spent Thurs
day in Columbus, the guest of DR..
Mary N. Dyer.
Attorney Clay Drunkle, of Ian
caster was professional visitor in
our Guy ueSuaY.
FIR. Mattingly left Wednesday
for New Straitsville to assist at the
forty hours devotionF.
Miss Mary McAuliff of Columbus
spent Sunday in Logan, guest of
P. 1. Murtha and family.
Ex-Commissioner j. W. Smith
of Laurel township was business
visitor in Logan Saturday.
Miss Mayme Campbell and Flor
ence Rempel spent Labor Day in
Haydenville visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hooper and
son, Ralph, were the over Sunday
guests of relatives near Mt. Pleas
ant.
Mrs. r. D. McManigal left Sun
day for visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Oscar Boyd of Princeton, New
Jersey.
Mr.. Dwight Matthias and Orla
Wright returned last Saturday af-
ter an extended trip through West
Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Snider and
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Stienbaur,
spent Sunday with relatives in
Somerset.
Mrs. w. G. Wallar returned to
her home in Columbus after very
pleasant visit with A. C. Wallar
and family.
Lafe Beery of Benton township,
our candidate for InfirmarY Direc-
ter, paid the SENTINEL visit last
last Saturday.
Miss Emma Hartman, stenogra-
pher for the Logan Product Com
pany, has returned from her yaca-
tion IN ChilIicothe.
Miss Anna Powers left Wednes-
day for New Lexington to spend
the day with friends, on her way
home to Steubenville
Married, on last Monday morn
ing at the U, B. Parsonage by Rev.
j. U. Brown, Mr. Michael Dunkle
and Mrs. Bessie Lovett.
Will Channel one of the most
popular miners and loyal Demo-
Gratis down the valley, was busi-
ness visitor in Logan, Monday.
Mrs. Grace Downey of the Bell
Telephone office, Columbus is
spending her vacation with her
grandmother, Mrs. Deobele in Lo-
gan.
Mrs. Lewis Green and daughters,
Alma and Dora Nell, attended the
laying of the corner stone Of FIR.
Swartz's church in Buchtel on La
Dor Day.
DR.. J. E. Frasch announces his
removal into his new Office over
McLain's Monumental Works, on
Main street. Bell phone, 124X,
Citizen 246.
Tide Houston has purchased the
barber shop in the Rempel build
ing and will continuously receive
and pleasantly entertain all who
see fit to make him a call.
Mrs. Jennie Parkhurst of Column
bus was called to this city Friday
by the death of her father, Mr.. II.
G. Lama. who died at his home
near Gibisonville Thursday.
County Recorder Jeihn Cohagan
has rented one of the new residence
properties of Thomas Braddock, on
East Bowen street, and will move
his family within two or three
weeks.
e. E. Bright, wife and children
after two weeks visit with D. K.
Hiiderbrandt, and other relatives
in and near Hillsboro, Iowa, re-
turned to the city Tuesday in the
best of health.
DIR. and Mrs. William Armstrong
of Perry township are in our city
today. Mr. Armstrong was called
here to meet State Inspector Fow-
Ter. 1t is unnecessary to state he
found his books all O. k.
Mrs. AIRY BANTER, aged about
twenty years, died at her home in
Laurel township, of tuberculosis,
last THURSDAY. Funeral Friday
from the Big Pine M. E. Church,
Rev. j. S. Dowden officiating
The ladies of the Antioch u. B.
Church, will serve ice cream, cake,
lemonade etc. next Saturday even
ing, September 9th. The proceeds
to go for the Improvement of the
church You are psneciaIlv in