The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-06-17
Rev, FIR. Cush, of Dresden, O.,
listed Logan the firss OF the week.

visited Logan the tirsi OF the week.
-Neighbor Pierce, the grocer, has
the incest Strawberries we have seen
this season. They are from the Ash
Cave country, and are big enough
to cat with knife and fork.
The three tramps who broke in
to the residence of Charley Shaw,
near the infirmary, last Sunday,
we're tried before squire Floyd. Two
were discharged and one was fined
s25 and sent for 80 days to the work
house.
Mr. Newt Stiers was thrown out
of a buggy last Tuesday, and had his
leg broken. He was buying wool in
Athens county, when his horse ran
away. His cousin, who was with him
sustained some bruises, but not dan
gerously hurt.
-Stiers & Co. are prepared to
accommodate the people of town and
country with any thing Hooking
county people may want. Read their
advertisement, go to the store, and in
the bargains you get, you will save
more than a years subscription to the
Sen tinel.
Err. Miles of Straitsville, recently
of Jackson, has been appointed as
supervisor of the River Division, has
moved his family to Logan, occupy
ing the poperty of Henry Lyons on
Canal Street. He and his family are
heartily welcomed to the socity of the
good people of Logan.
FIR Powers accepted an invita-
ton from number of his protestant
friends to preach out at Pine on last
Sunday afternoon. The sermon was
a brief explanation of some doct.inal
points and was attentively listened to
by large congregation of people
from the neighborbood.
There is no sense in seniin g
your money to Columbus merchants,
who pay no taxes in Logan, who
never help us in any thing, when
you can get just as good goods, and
at as low prices at Wellman & Cos
store. Read their advertisement, and
60 and see for yourselves.
The School Board has elected
Charley Smith for Truant officer in
place of of Gen. q. G. Gage. Mr.
Gage has made faithful officer, and
he retirs with the appreciation of all.
We hope his successor, Mr. Smith will
continue to maintain the service up
to the high standard he finds it.
Read the prospectus of the CAM
PAIGN SENTINEL. We can't make a
speech nor sing song nor play a
drum, but we can print, and will, the
speeches of the best orators in the
country, and give the arguments why
Democrats and not Republicans
should control the destinies OF this
country. Now is the time to make
up clubs. Send in the names at once.
Harry Screen and Billy Acker
are out on the skirmish lines this
week. establishing post for Campaign
SENTINEL subscribers; seeing old
friends and making new acquaintance
We hope the friends of the SENr1-
MEL will give the boys encouraging
help in the purpose to place Dem
ocratic paper in every family in Hook
ing county.
The Greek Banquet of the Chau-
tauqua Circle last Thursday evening,
at the residence of Mrs. F. S. Case,
was one Of the most delightful func-
tions that has been given In Logan.
As this is the year Of Greek Art and
Literature, in the reading of the Cir
Gle, all of the ladies, twenty in num-
ber, we're dressed in the Greek cos
tune. Each of the members at the
banquet represented a prominent
Greek character, and gave sketch
of their life. A series of tableaux
closed the evenings entertainment.
1t was thoroughly enjoyable affair.