The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-07-20

Frank Courier of Union Furnace
visited friends in Logan Saturday.
Miss Mona Stinchfield is visit
ing her mother, in GAINESVILLE, this
week.
Cy Hansel and Miss Edith Ley
shon visited relatives in Lancaster
Sunday.
Daniel Woods of Marion, Ohio,
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. EN-
ma Stroupe.
Mrs. NJ. e. Smock and niece,
Miss Lena Hite, visited friends at
Gore Sunday.
The Odd Numbers enjoyed a
boat ride on the Slack Waters last
Monday night.
Joe K-ischbaum and George
Smith visited friends in Rock
bridge Sunday.
Mrs. Edmunson of New Lexing-
ton is visiting Mrs. J. J. Snider
and family this week.
G Miss Mary Goss, who has been
visiting Mr.. William Brooks. in
Thurston, returned home Friday.
Mrs. E. Blosser and family of
Canal Winchester is visiting How
ard Lennon and family this week.
Miss Florence Snider, Mr.. Am
brose Kessler, and Mr.. and Mrs
Roar were Sunday visitors in SOM
erset.
DIR. Hixon and Col. Milligan,
two of Murray City's representa-
tive citizens, were Logan visitors
Sunday.
Mrs Merit Gano and handsome
daughters, the Misses Eta and
Bertha, were visiting friends in
Athens Sunday,
Harry Miles, employed in Co.
lumbus, is spending his vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
K: Miles, in our city.
Don't forget that the W. R. C:
will serve cake and cream Satur-
day afternoon and evening, They
deserve your patronage.
Miss Matte Slater will enter
tain two days of this week, Thurs
day and Friday, with a house party
at her home on East Main street.
Mrs. S. B. McFadden and daugh-
ter, Minnie, of Canal Winchester,
arrived here Tuesday for a weeks
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Mont
gomery.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Sanderson
and daughter, Miss Evelyn, lett
for Lancaster. They
will camp on the meeting grounds
For five weeks.
Mr.. Clyde Guthrie and Miss
Florence Parker, Mr.. Harley Guth-
lie and new bride, Mr.. Earnest
Brown and Miss Nellie Guthrie,
spent Sunday at the Ash Cave.
Miss Florence Parker and Mrs.
Jesse Williams left this morning
.or a ten days visit at Niagara
Falls. They will be joined at Mas
,ilon by Mr.. Charles Westenhaver.
Miss Rose McCortney, accompa-
,ied by Miss Sherden, both en-
,loyees of the Athens State Hos
,ital. were the Sunday guests Of
he Misses McCortney of our city.
Col. Anderson, the we'll known
ield man for the Bell Telephone,
Who is now located in Columbus,
vas a welcomed visitor in our city
asst week. He represents that the
Bell is making advances ali along
he line, and will soon occupy the
locking Valley.
Every man owes it to himself and
lis family to master trade or pro-
ession. Read the display adver-
isement of the six Morse Schools
f Telegraphy, IN this issue, and
earn how easily young man or
'oung lady may learn telegraphy
nd be assured a position.-4-6m
We know nothing of the law in
he case. This we do believe that
he commissioners have acted in
.ood sense in proposing to estab-
ish the water system at the infirm-
nv. The good people of the county,
of politics, will sustain
ur commissioners in doing the
york proposed.
Miss Ida Steinman, the very
popular chief clerk in the Logan
POST Office, will take her vacation
ext week, visiting her sister, Jen-
lie, at Green Bay, Wisconsin.
liss Ida began service as post
flee clerk with Mr.. Green, and in
he years since, has always main
aimed the high regard of the pub
ic in such service as she has en-
saged. She takes with her. the
,est wishes of everybody for a
pleasant vacation.