The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-12-10
LOCAL NEWS.

no AioOhiuS HAS put on an TX
ira train between Logan and New
straitsville, leaving Logan at "a a. N.
and returning at 2,5o p. m.
The first Quarterly Meeting
of the present conference year will
be held at the Nj. E. Church one
week from Sunday. Preparatory
services each evening next week.
The Second step in Great Re
formation is the morning them at
the M. E. Church, John E. Rudslll
pastor. The subject for evening is
Timothy. This is the last of the
series of sermons on emminent young
men of the Bible,
Special train Saturday, Dec. ~,
leaving Columbus at 11:30 p. m.
Thomas w. Keene in Richard III, at
the Great Southern. A Lions Heart
at the Grand, and A Boy Wanted at
High Street. Tickets will be sold
only for the 1886 p. M, and 6:10 p.
M, trains at the low rate of 81 round
trip.
The Kennard Bros. have one of
the best supplied grocery stores in
the Hooking Valley. They keep a
full supply of all the staple goods,
and in the line of fancies, have an
endless variety. They are preparing
for the holidays. Their advertise
ment elsewhere, is an invitation to
the SENTINEL readers to call and see
them.
Last Saturday was a busy day
at the Keynes Bros, Touring mills.
1t was a great day for custom work.
About five hundred bushels of grain,
wheat, corn and buckwheat, were
ground for customers. This is one
of the best mills in Ohio. and the
Keynes Bros. are millers who under
stand their business, and always sat
isfy their customers.
The Hayden Clay Works of our
city received orders last week for
twenty cars of street paving brick,
The orders were mostly from the east
New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. 1t
is a matter of pride for our town to
be able to make the preferred brick
of the country for streetpaving and
to compete successfully in the mar
kets of the oldest cities of the country.
On last Friday evening a lodge
Of the Order of Red Men was institu-
ted in Logan, by Mr.. Hugh Egan, of
Adelphia, a state officer in the Order.
The following officers were elected:
Prophet. A. Smith; Sachem-D.
H. Lappen; Senior Sagamore-J. B.
Dollison; Junior sagamore-Thomas
Price; Chief of Records-D. NJ. Kanode;
Keeper OF Wanpum-Dr.Z ". Rainey
Trustees-Newt Slater, 3yrs, D. W.
Wright 2yrs, Isaiah Kinser Tyr.
We had pleasant call last Fri
day from Brother Egan, of the Adel-
phi Border News, who in company
with Mr.. Pritchard of Saltcreek,
made his first visit to our Queen city. |
Bro. Egan is one of the best local
editors in the state, and a genial, |
pleasant gentleman, popular whe re-
ever known, and useful and enterpris-
ing in all matters of public good that
came within the circle of his reach.
He, like all the rural brethren who
first visit our city, was astonlshed and
delighted at our metropolitan pro-
portions and our cosmopolitan at
fractions. Our gallant braves give
him hoppitable welcome. and the
statesmen distinguished attention. He
promises to come back soon again
and stay longer. He will be made
welcome.
On and after December LIST, 1895
all trains of the Columbus Heeking
Valley and Toledo Railway will
arrive and depart from the Union
Depot in Taledo, thus advoiding the
Objectionable omuibus tranfer at
Toledo in going to and from point
in Michigan. All trains will continue
to depart from and arrive in the
Union Depot an Columbus as in the
past, making the Buckeye Route not
only the Short Line between Colum-
bus and Toledo but the only lines
having Union Depot Terminals in
both cities When purchasing tickets
to points in Ohio and Michigan re- =
member the fact that omnibus trans
fers are advoided if the tickets read
via the Columbus Hooking Valley
and Toledo Railway. For information T..
see C. w. Schwenke, Logan, o. or
write W. H. Fisher, Genl. Pass. and !
Tkt. Agt. Columbus, Ohio. :
Professor N. R. Lazenby, of the
University of Ohio has been giving
the public his views on the subject
of horticulture in our country schools.
He considers the subject one of the
greatest Importance in view of the fact
that the cultivators of the soil out :
,upoher all other classes of orr DOD-