The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-09-02
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Next Monday Is Labor Day, a

Next Monday Is Labor LAY,
legal holiday.
Bro. Harris of he Athens Jour-
al spent a few hours in Logan o
last Saturday evening.
Miss. Rose Smith of Circlevill
spent Sunday in Logan, the guest o
Pheome Fisher.
Ed Collins and Billy Gage re
turned to Columbus, after a week
visit with friends in Logan.
John Frash, John Wellmar
Harry Rose and Harry S Green wer
at Buckeye Park last Sunday.
Helen Pursell and br other LIE,
have returned home, after q pleasan
visit with friends in West Virginia
-Messrs. John Till, Frank We'll
and and Joe Ucher are spendsne
this week, camping out" near Bre
men.
Misses Grace Downey and Lii,
Nixon, after a pleasant visit Will
friends in Maxville, returned hom,
Sunday evening.
Judge Rutter of Lancaster, dem
ocratic candidate for Senator in thi.
district, was visitor in Logan last
Monday, and attended the Ball game
1.-THE Light of the World" is
theme for Sunday Morning at the
M. E. church, John Rudisill pastor,
Eyening-"Onipotence of God'' AL
are invited to attend.
Court will open next Monday
but no business will be transacted.
The time for hol ding court was fixed
tor this as opening day, overlooking
the fact that it is Legal Holiday,
Mr.. Frank Blasius is having
his store room arranged so as to hold
an additional amount of goods. He
carries the largest stock in the Val.
ley and sells at fair prices. See his
advertisement.
Senator Col. Welsh of Hunting
ton West Va. formerly of Athens,
was in our city last week negotiating
a patent clay roofing tile. He claims
that roofing tile, as good as slate,
can be made by our clay works. This
would reduce the cost of roofing one
half.
An Afternoon social will be given
by Mrs. Tom Price at her home on
Gallagher Avenue, Friday Sept. II
for the benift of Rathbone Sisters.
Admission 10 cts. By order of,
Committee.
1t is long way to Alaska, but
not very far to w. p. Millers at Un
ion Furnace, 0. where you can get
a standard fertilizer at reasonable
prices. W.P. Miller.
Sept. 2. 3w-
Miss Emmily F. daughter of
Jacob and Elizabeth Zeller of Enter
prise, passed peacefully away from
life into her Heavenly Home, at Z
o'clock Sabbath evening. The fun
eral was on Tuesday at II A. M. at
Fairview Church, Rev. S. G. Sparks
Of Pomroy conducting the services.
On last Friday evening the
Kings Daughters of the Methodist
Church entertained with a social at
he home of Miss Ethel Larimer.
During the evening Misses Minnie
Oiescle and Bess Miller gave some
'ery interesting recitations. The
Mandolin club furnished some de-
ightful music. A pleasant time is
eported by all who were present.
Mr.. Miller of Union Furnace.
vho is the popular agent for Fertili-
er in his neighborhood, reports that
,erwick Moor of Starr tip. harvested
5 bushels of wheat to the acre. His
verage on 26 acres was 20 bushels.
f there is any farmer in Hooking
+ IN Ohio, for that matter, who can
eat this. we want to hear from him.
Last Sunday we had a pleasant
isit from Al Bringardner, Geo Wolf,
)r. Gorden and Glenn Stolzeubach
Junction City, who appreciating
he church advantages and the social
'elcome, properly came here to go to
hurch and to see their friends.
'bey met a cordial welcome from
riends, and we hope were benefited
V the church service offered them.
hey are invited to come often and
rino their friends with them, assured