The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-08-24


attendance was unusually large and
a broad spirit of christianity was
preached. The balance of cash on
hand, after paying all expenses, is
Sl,330.OO. This will go to making
substantial improvements on the
grounds.
DR. Dye drives the handsomest
span of matched horses on the Logan
BouleverIs. The horses are dap
pied iron greys, high steppers and
fast goers. The horses were pro
cured by the Dr's brother, proml-
ment stock dealer of Washington
county, and are the pick of the Oh o
Valley pastures.
Jos. }. Hookers, trespasser, was
on baggage car Of Train No. 3S,
Aug. IS, 1898, and when train was
just above Logan bridge he jumped
off, falling under tram, one wheel
passing over his left foot, crushing
it. DR.. Campbell, company sur
geon, with Drs. Pullen and Smith
amputated the foot. The man is
laying at the Rempel House and is
doing well.
Jim Montgomery, for sever:
years past the very capable Under
taker with the Logan Mfg Co, has
secured an engagement with furna
ture firm In Parkersburg, and will
remove there. Jim is one
of our most deserving and promis-
ing young men, and we take pleas
ure in commencing him to the good
graces of the socia! and business cir
cles of Park ersburg.
We present our readers this week
with the Test Questions, before the
Teachers Institute. The questions
are not those found in the text books,
but are of the kind likely to occur
in business The young folks in busi-
ness, the young folks IN the coun-
ty should try and answer all of
them, and when they can, they are as
well equipped for the school of life
as If they possessed a certificate to
teach.
elem. Kreig, one of Logan's most
young men, has received
a merited promotion in the railroad
service. For the last two years he
has been engaged with the Il. q o.
Z. Ry., and by his faithful DIS
charge of duty attracted the atten-
ton of the superiors. Last week,
while many employees were losing
places, he was "called up to the
captains Office" and appointed pass
enger conductor OH the most im-
portant runs on the road. We con-
gratulate Glen on his promotion.
The SENTINEL acknowl, d e the hon
Dr. and the pleasure of call yeste:-
lay from old times boys who stole
water melons with us out of the
same patch before the war. Com
rades and always friends in peace
and politics viz Cap III G Greirer
Of Somerset; Maj J. W. Free, New
and Editor J Oatly of
Redwood; Cap Geo Blaire Lancas
ter, and dozen and more high pri-
Yates and common fellows like a
on dry land in times of
lrouth. The latch string is too con-
in IT'S welcome hospitality
for this occasion, The door of the
SENTINEL Office stands wide open.
A number of our prominent
young professional gentlemen, dur
ing the lull in business, have estab-
lished fishing camp at RempePs
Rocks, few miles above town, and
live in luxurious and lordly style.
Every member in the camp is an
officer and is boss. Each takes his
turn in fo-aging duty in corn-feld,
coop and melon patch and
everybody is chief cook and bottle
washer. The dignitaries of the city
have called upon the sybarites, and
were royalty entertained. Among
the guests last week were General
Weldy, Archbishop Sands, Colonel
Rempel, Farmers Alliance Floyd,
LieIt Gov. Pursell, Commodore
Green, All Brooke, Senator Coble
and other notables of town and
country. Gov. Mckinley and ioke
Smith have been invited and will
come or send lunch. There is no
politics, and we may add, no relig-
ion, in the Rempel Rock Fishing
Camp.
Miss Name Flowed is visiting
freinds in Fairfield County.
Rev. Ed Work and son of Van
Vert are visiting friends i'll Log
ar.
Col. Andy Gallagher, one of The
prominent young men of Wells
ton, was visitor this week a
mong his old home friends in
Logan.
Charley Balger, one Of the mo t
skilIful Dentists in Cincinnati, is
visiting oId time friends in Logan
this week, the guest OF Mrs Lafe
Warner.
Mr.. Geo. Holl is engaged this
week in painting, paperine and
repairing generally the Catholic
Church and parsonage. MIR Holl
is an expert 10 his profession and
the work will be we'll done