The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-08-17
LOCAL NEWS.

at the camp grounds.
Attorney Ricketts, was busines:
visitor in Laurelville last Friday.
Father Swartz of Buchtel visit
ed his father Jacob Swartz Mon.
day.
P. D. Sloan of Winchester wal
down the Valley the first of the
week.
John Rectenwaldt, was visitor
with relatives in Columbus On last
Sunday.
The Misses Hartley and Eta Ga
briel spent Sunday at Alma Park,
Wellston.
MIR. Jacob Swartz who broke hit
COLLAR bone, falling from his horse
is improving.
Miss Eliza Wynn had the mis-
fortune to fall down stairs, and
broke her arm.
Mr.. George Foltz Of Wilkesbarrf
Pennsylvania is visiting friends In
Logan this week.
Mr.. and Mrs.kSteinbaur of Co.
lumbus visited Will Snider and
wife over Sunday.
Mr.. Thomas Braddock is erect
ing two commodious tenant dwell
ings on Bowen street.
The Misses Estella Strentz and
Emma Floyd were pleasure visit
ors in Columbus Tuesday.
Mr.. Ambrose Kessler and Miss
Florence Snider drove to Somerset
Sunday and spent the day.
Mrs. Travis Mcintosh and fam
lily are spending this week In Jack
son the guests of relatives.
The Juniper building is being
dressed in white, which is a great
improvement in appearance.
Miss Bertha Gano is making an
extended visit with her aunt, Mrs:
". F. Armstrong, in Laurelville.
Mr.. John C. Petit and Harry
Sparnon were in Athens on last
Tuesday on professional business.
Mr.. and Mrs Chris Mattingly Of
GAINESVILLE visited their son, FIR.
Mattingly several days this week.
"Andersonville, the address de-
livered to the G. H. K. and w. r.
C. recently, will be published next
week.
Mrs. John Sweeny was called to
Nelsonville last Wednesday by the
death of her father, Mr.. Frank
Tedrow.
Mrs. Jane Adcook left Wednes-
day morning for visit with rela.
tives in Paulding and Van Vert
counties.
The Snider family, neighbors
and friends held a very pleasant
social reunion in Angles Grove on
last Sunday.
Dal Sherrard has returned to his
work at the Depot Hotel after a
pleasant vacation with his parents
in Fultonham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Shorr of
Charleston, West Virginia are Wis
iting in Logan guests of Mr.. and
Mrs, George Shorr.
Miss Elizabeth McManigal who
is employed in New York will ar
rive in Logan Saturday for an ex-
tended visit with her parents.
Mike Whalen who is employed
ps stenographer in the First Ma
tional Bank of Columbus, was vis-
iting friends in Logan last Sun
day.
Prof. j. P. Nunemaker and fam
lily left last Saturday for New Hol-
land where the professor Is enga-
ged as superintendent of the
schools.
Uucle Zeke Voris announces that
he will be candidate for renomi-
nation for trustee. We always
have the poor with us, and Uncle
Zeke knows many of them.
The Hooking county Teachers
Institute meet on next Monday.
An able body of lecturers has
been secured, and it is hoped there
will be full attendance Of teach
eFs.
Col Linscot of Athens was yis-
itor in our city yesterday annoanc-
ing himself as a candidate for
Senator in our district. He will
possibly have no opposition from
Hooking.
Judge Martin held a short term
Of court on Monday and heard ar
gument on the injunction case
against the commissioners on the
matter of the letting of the infirm-
ary water works.
The contest for sheriff in the
Republican party is now between
Cap Ryan and Marshal Armstrong. |
They are both good men and like
our democratic candidates are max
ing an honorable canvass.
Mrs. Weiland and son Frank Wis
ited St. Joseph's on last Wednes-
day to see Brother Luke Weilsnd
who leaves this week for Washing
ton City, where he will complete
bis studies for the priesthood.
Jim Calvin, for more than thirty
years the popular conductor on the
Hockinp Valley died at his home