The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-02-14

The g. A. 4. OF Logan, o.. have offered
their services TO Mexico. OEer accepted,
The T. X. Rochester W. r. G. No. 326. in
1894, assisted .welve families, spending sl31 81
There WAS n sma II blaze I'm the Logan Ath.
letic Club room Wednesday morning. IL
was discovered AID extinguisiied with sigh
damage.
The team Of the Logan Lodge No. ll9 X. o!
p drove to Laur, lvilie eli Thursday last ana
Instituted n lodge of forty mine members. An
excellent time Is reported by nll
The Union Veteran liars association meets
Mt the Odd Fellows building every night IN
the week, Sunday excepted
DIR. Col. McLaughlint: horse. whose name
in s-Pension, /" trofei mile In l9H minutes
vithout falling down.
Meals at all hours at c. r. Montgomery Is
restaurant for . els.
Don Won Herr Krepple and Mine Herr
Lumber Sock Myers have opened n weather
beureau. Farmers please take notice.
Gen. George Gulliver Gage, of tie late war,
says lie never refuses Cne armed or one
legged tramp hsip, because IL always re-
legged men he made during his four years OF
army service.
Oysters served in any style at C. P. Mont
gOmery's restaurant.
Mrs. Haines Is still in bust ness at her old
stand in the james block. Any work In
trusted to her will be promptly attended 10
in her usual good style
The High School will give an entertain
m-nt in the Opera House Friday evening.
the proceeds Tor the poor. We hope 10 see IL
well attended.
Extra copies Of woman's Edition will be
for sale at Harrington's. F. Aontgomerys
Restaurant and Miller Case'sa
The best laundry and dye works is the Ex-
.cesior. Satisfaction guaranteed.
The Misses Lydia and Ethel Wright OF
Washington City are visiting in their OLD
home Logan, the guests OF their cousin,
Miss Helen Pur>ell Miss Lydia holds POSI-
tion In the Pension Department and Is hav-
ing her vacation. Miss Ethel Is an acc0h p
lished Journalist, contributing TO the lead
ing pa pers t,i the East and occ'issionally the
Sentinel. Our Washington City callers high
ly approve thespirit OF the Ladies OF Logan
In taking charge OF a newspaper.
Grand Mother Keller, who removed to
Mankado Mimi, about eight years ago, died
nj the home OF her son, Adam Keller. ON last
Friday.
Laundry an Dye work done by the Ex-
celsior is the pest. Ariie Stallsmith, Agent.
rrImed hats at 81 40 we will sell at GO cts.
and 81 50 at 40 cts. We have on hand Iull
line of notions and Saxony yarn
Mary q Kate Kessler.
Miss NJ. N. Parsons is in receipt of hr
Spring Millinery goods. 4 IL are cordially IN
vIted to call and Inspect the same.
1t is an acknowledged fact that the hest
Boots, Shoes and Ruubers can be bought for
tine least money at Stockweu s. Becks Tor
cash.
Grand Mother Case was stricken with
paralysis Monday evening and slight
hopes are entertained for her recovery.
The remains or Mrs Fritz. Hartman. who
diel ut Chilicothe. were brought to logan,
her iormer home. for interinent, Tuesday
For rome time past Engineer Lutz has been
urit fitxr I'm m fnxf1 nf
the IRE department Harness WIS duly re-
ceived and Groppep OF the horses the first
time 1t was ueed.
Cnmrade Strentz and I. Konter were ap
pointed as escorts to Queen Lii on her way to
Lancaster, her future ST Helena.
The Soldiers "Cut Worm Club" meets every
might In the first two weeks and last two
weeks Of each month. Matinee at kits
millers Barricks every Tuesday afternoon.
The people ofour vicinity were sho cke1 to
hear OF the sudnen death oI Mrs Frank
Kapode on Sunday morning at eight o'clock.
Her funeral occurred mt the NJ. e. church mt
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. The sympathy
OF the community Is extended to the bereav-
ed friends.
Tie children Of the schools, Mt the sugges
fion of Superintendent Raym1n. to bring
contributions and aims for he pO ,r TO school |
this morning instead of Valent es. Two
large dray loads were contributed.
We have Just received word thut our form
er townsmen, DIR. Chas Parker, OF Columbus, |
Is the happy father of II ten pound boz.
A fire at sstrai,sviile oil last Monday de:
stroyed the store of Mr.. Calvin Essex and
other buildings. Loss $500.
. Tine honpers at Jobs Mines were burned on
,last tuesday, night: Supposed to be the work |
OF an incendency.
In ord er 90 make room for our spring goods |
we are selling Ladies' fine shoes at greatly /
reduced prices. Stockwel Beck.
An important meeting of citizens was held |
in the Odd Fellows assembly room on last |
TIL urstlay evening for the purpose of giving
4 m mediate reil-f to the poor. Mayor Bowen
was made chairman aud v. K. I'ritch secre-
tary, executive committee, rev. ID. Z. Moore, !
Prof 3ayman. DIR. bye, Lewis Green, ]. n.
Stiers Dr. Dnlli son, +. Blasius, Sr, b X.
Trttch, DIR. Wright and r. Harrington. Pro-
visions were asked. Committees appointed
for erch ward to investigate. A ominissary
" ..s established at the Mayors Office. The
wagons were turLed over 10 the
,pm nittee. Contributions have been re-
,eived from lie persons. ii families hnvej
,een gwen lief. There nre no hungry
people now in Logan. The cod weatner
y ..rirs the Log an hrart. ]