The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-02-28


Uncle Toms Cabin" at Rem
pel's Opera House, Wednesday
March 6. -
TEN Raney, of Lancaster was 1
Logan visitor on Tuesday.
Neil Mcneil of Lancaster was il
the city Thursday on business.
Atty. J. B. Riason was a buis
ness visitor to Laurelville last Saturday
Communion service will be held
at the Presbyterion Chu,ch on next
Sabbath morning.
Mr.. Ed Hart. of St. ieuis, was
the guest of T. w. Rochester and
family, over Sunday.
The First Bank are furnishing
their safe with new doors of the
latest improved make;
Mrs. :Stedem and Mrs, Stratton
of Buciitei, spent Thursday of last
week in Logan The guest of Miss
Cecilia Canty.
Mrs. l.. d. viokers gave re-
.ception to her numerous friends on
last Saturday afternoon at their
elegant home On Hunter Street.
Married by Rev. J.F.Williams
at his residence, Logan, Ohio, Feb.
"a. Mr.. William G. Tannyhill to
Miss Addie Bickell.
Our subscribers who fail to re-
.eeiye their paper will confer great
favor upon the management ef the
SENTINEL by reporting the same to
this office. If
Mrs. Joy was buried nSSaanda-ar !
aftsf1 5oa, fGnerlt from the Pres5y-
Church Rev. DIR. Moore officiatoing.
Rs ;v-E!der, Brown of the Baptist |
Church preached to large congrega-
at the Presbyterian Church Sunday |
evening.
! :. The Old Adam, will be the sub
ject for Sunday morning at the NJ.
E. Church. Ii the evening the Sec
ond of the series of sermons on
..Why am l Methodist?" All are
cordially invited
Remember the date apd>den't
sail to see Ea. E. Davis colossal
Uncle Toms Cabin Company at the
Opera House, March 9th. Seats on
sale at Rempefs Bazar.
james Cook, who has been a
long sufferer from consumption died at
his home on Second street on Sunday
afternoon. His remains were taken to
Chapel Hill, Benton Tp, ca Tuesday
for interment.
Murray City, hasS,at last deter t
mined to erect church edIfice. We I
are Of the opinion that our border
town wall dc much toward building a
up her good name by contributing s
more to the support Of churches and t
less to saloons. a
The characters of Uncle Tom, e
Eliza, Little Eva, and Marks. are t
ably presented, and the large corps Z
of colored singers and dancers, a
bioodhounds, etc, give a realism to t
the performance. At Rempel's v
Opera House, March 9th RESERVED P
Seats on sale at Resnpers Bazaar e
Miss Clara Montgomery ehter-, I
tanned the Wash Board Club; Friday d
evening. An enjoyable time was had c
by all present. The members of the '
:cfuhare Clara Mont gomery, Clara AM, !!
brose, Emma Cook j Jennie Armstrong, y
Maggie Lytle, Sidney Stiers, Ethel Il
Laiimer, and Josie Rochester. II
In the Veno Bread contest on :,
"wednesday evening Miss. Maggie
Lutz was the successful contestant; .
Mrs. E. Miller had second best loaf. t
no prize awarded. The winner of a
the show ticket prize, was Miss Il
lie ia Rehren. There were twenty "
loaves in the competition which are
to be donated ptS the poor. u =
Mr.. Mich Gear of Columbus is "
friends in Logan this week !,
the guest of his sister Mrs. Roch- r
ester. Mich has made an engage
ment with Messrs Csren & ONeil, b
t lie popular dry goods men of Colum- Fl
bus, and he invites all his Logan i
friends when in the city, to call and r.
see him..
Another Saw-mill Expl0- r
sion. :,