The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-02-21
Mr.. Joseph Kinle, of Columbus,
was in Logan on business on Monday.

The residence on the farm OF n. w
Hamb'in, two miles South east OF
town, burned to the ground, with all
its contents, on Tuesday. The build
ing was insured.
Col. Ed Davenport and com
pany of Logan ladies and gentlemen,
had a pleasant dinner party at the
Infrmary on last Tuesday.
There was small fire, on Saturday
last at the residence of Mr.. ]. P.
Rochester, which was started by
small gasoline explosion. Gasoline
is not good to kindle fire with any.
how; it is rather impulsive.
The High school entertainment of
last Friday evening was one of the
best and was well patronized. The
gross receipts being about twentyfour
dollars.
Reports from all sections of the
co lntry speak of successful revival
meetings in progress.
We are sorry to learn of the death
of Rev. E. H. Heagler at Emporia
Kan. the 18th inst.
The Logan Natural Gas and Fuel
Co. has struck another high pressure
well on the Bowman farm near Sugar
grove.
The hauling of heavy loads by |
team from Putin Bay to Port Clin-
ton over the frozen lake, distance of
fourteen miles seems to indicate that
there has been cold weather in that
region.
Our subscribers who fail TO re.
ceive their paper will confer great
favor npon the management of the
SENTINEL by reporting the same to
this office. IF
-Editor Kelly Of the Lancaster
Eagle was visitor in Logan on last
Sunday. Oar superior church ac-
commodations are becoming known
and appreciated by the brethren
around us.
''Earnestness essential in christian
work, is the subject for Sunday morn
ing at the NJ. E. Church. In the
evening the pastor will preach the
first of series of sermons on: "Why
am Methodist? Revival Services
still in progress. Fourteen aecesseons
last Sunday. :
Mary Durr died at the home of
son John Dnrr, of Marion Up, on
last Tuesday. She was an invalid for
sometime but was not confined to
her bed more than three weeks. She
was 81 years 9 mo. and days of
age. Her remains were Inferred in
the cemetery at Pleasant He'll
Church at 10 a. N. to-day.
The contract, supplying Chiiiicothe $
with Natural gas is to be undertaken Il
by the Logan Natural Gas and Fuel i
Go. and completed by September
next. /
Mr.. Heagler was at one time pas
tor of the M. E. Church here, and dur
ing his stay made many devoted
friends. He was pleasant compan-
ionable gentleman and an able preach
er. His remains were inferred at
Washington G, H. on Sunday last.
I
The widow Of the late DR.. Bishop
died at the residence of her son, David
Phillips last here, Sunday last Her
funeral occurred on Tuesday from
residence,
The damage done to the Odd 6
Fellows building by fire last week {,
has been promptly repaired by the h
insurance companies. h
The family of Mrs. Elizabeth t
Bishop desires thus publically to ex- {
tend thanks to neighbors and friends ]
for sympathy and assistance during
the recent illness and death of their 5
mother. g
Mrs G. W. James, Jr. had an IN. +
fortunate fall on the ice, last Sunday. e
The fracture of the small bone of one o
OF her limbs and tie severe sprain of o
an ankle is the result. Il
a!
The numerous friends of Mrs. O.
Case, will be glad to learn that she is =
slowly improving :,
The L. A. c. propose to indulge
in "hound and hare" chase next I,
Friday evening. m
The complaint of the U. S. VS.. u u
Samuel Treese, of Murray, for selling u
the ardent without warrant of law, +
was, after bearing, on Monday dis u
missed by comissioner Lowery. r
There was short session of Com Il
Pleas Court on last Saturday forenoon. t;
But little was done save taking two P
or three judgements and flying the fl
late for the execution Of EiEa,d'.
the Murray City Murderer, ~.
J une 9TH. next. This done the Co.rt !.