The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-09-05

and Bloomingvill vii be reached by
rail by tie first of October.
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ga $1,000, acct q. 4. Il. meetings in
September Call OH G. w. Schwenke
agt. Logan for particulars.
j. o. Sloan and wife of Spencer
Vile, are visiting friends in the
Hooking Valley. While in Logan,
Mr.. Sloan made this office very
pleasant call.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
c. V. Wright died Tuesday morning,
from whooping cough. The bereaved
parents have the sympathy of the en-
tire community.
miss Blancii Wright has return
ed from her visit among friends in
Kentucky, and will leave next week
for Mt. Auburn where she will take
instructions in music.
Gen John H. Wolf, formerly of
Logan, now of Roseville, is in our
city this week. canvassing for an
earthen ware firm of that place, and
meeting with good success.
%. w. H. Wright delivered
the address on Labor Day at Zales-
Xxi, which was highly appreciated by
one Of the largest crowds ever as
sembled at that labor centre.
A company of careful selected per-
formers, comedians vocalists and
musicians with the higest talent COM
posd Coleman q liaglers minstrel
at Opera House Sept. 7th.
Post Master Hardin, of Ilcsboro,
was in the city on Tuesday. He is
engaged in the fertilizer business,
agent for w. p. Miller of Union
Furnace, and is meeting with good
success.
Charlie Rose has returned from
Cincinnati, where he bought an i'm
mense stock of goods. The goods
are just coming in. Next week the
SENTINEL readers may have some in
teresting particulars.
1t is reported that the Stanard
Oil Company has secured a lot of
leases in the neighborhood of Logan.
The Stanard Oil Company has money
and means business. We hope to see
the company make test in Logan.
The Knights of St John accom-
panied by the Queen City Band, at
tended the corner stone laying of st
Frances Church in Columbus on last
Sunday. The Loganites made the
handsomcst display of all the COM
panies present.
BE sure and attend the grand
Photographic Concert and Entertain
ment at NJ. Z. Church, Friday even
ing Sept 9th. You will hear How
Gladestoncs last Address in Parlia
ment, Gilmores Band, and Scriptural
Reading. Admission 10 and 10 cts.
' Miss Emile Saumenig, formerly
a Logan girl, was elected at the STEM
ographers State Convention at Akron
last Friday, First Vice President of
the Association, and member of
committe of three to examine the new
applicants for admission into the Asso-
ciation.
The eclipse of the moon last
night come off Oh time as predicted,
and so far as Logan is concerned, was
a great sue, ess. Our information is
from the night policeman, the totality
occurring at midnight, when only the
policeman is supposed to be about
looking for phenomena.
Quite a number Of our citizens
attended the corner stone laying of
the new NJ. Z. Church at Murray City
on last Sunday. The new church
will be a handsome edifice, and its
minister and congregation deserve the
hearty encouragement of all good peo-
pie in the work they have hopefully
begun.
Our Foreman, Ed Angle is taking
a vacation this week, and is off visiting
friends and relat ives in RCseville
GAINESVILLE, and other places in the
Muskingum Valley. We bespeak
for Ed pleasant visit, endorse him
to all the newspaper men he visits, and
commend him to the good graces of
all the pretty girls he may meet.
The Festival given by the La
dies of St Johns Church, at Mrs.
Green's on last Thursday evening, for
the Church Building Fund, consider
ing the very dispiriting and discoar-
aging rain, was a success. receipts
amounting to about $50. The Queen