The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-10-07

, Mr.. Frederick Kalklosch, o
Cedar Grove, died Aug 23rd. 1897,
Obituary next week.
Before buying your shoes, call
at the store Of Stock we'll & Bininger.
Here are all the latest styles, all the
best Of goods.
Mrs. Thomas Mnlligan of Murry
City, after pleasant visit with her
brother, Frank Wilson, returned
home "Wednesday.
Mr. Perry Steinman, the accom-.
odating clerk at Henderson's drug
store, spent last Sunday with bis
mother at Lancaster.
Allen q. Myers assures US that
he will be in Hooking before the cam.
paign closes snd makes speeches at
the places heretofore advertised.
Il Attention is called TO the adyer-
tisment of Mr.. Harden in this issue.
He has the best stock of furniture in
Valley, and at prices cheaper than
Columbus.
Major Merit Montgomery. the
vely genial and promising young
political ward of Col. Sands, is in
Columbus this week in consultation
with Judge Nash.
-S,ockwell q Bininger have re-
ceived their stock Of Fall and WIN
ter Shoes. All the latest styles.
All the best manufacturers. All
the cheapest prices.
On Friday, Sept. Oath, DR.. Mac
lin Of Adelphia and DR.. Melcher of
Bloomingville successfully operated
on Mr.. Ogborn, Of South Bloom
ingville, for the relief of strangulated
hernia.
There will be q social tonight
at the Presbyterian church, given by
the united Sunday Schools Of the
Presbyterian, Methodist and United
Brethren churches. Everybody in
vited to attend. ~'
MIR. Amos A. Kline, admins
traitor, will offer for sale on the
promises of Michael Kline, deceased,
near Rock Bridge the two tracks of
land, in all e29 acres. For partic.
ulars gee hand bills.
"A pension was granted this wee k
to. Mrs. Serepta Miller, widow of the
late David Miller Of Logan o. with
+arrearage amounting to about eight
hundred dollars. John L. Younker
Of Maxville, .. was her attorney.
Master Marion Dwight Hansel
one of the handsomest little boys of
our peighborhood, accompanied by
his grandpa, Henry Trimmer, was a
pleasant caller on the young ladies of
the SENTINEL Office in last Saturday.
"A notice in the SENTINEL last
week that Mrs. B. K. Trltsch had |
entertained with cards, was made on
presumed good authority, and pub.
lished in good faith. We learn that
no such entertainment of the charac.
ter stated was given.
The Ladies of the M. E. Church
gave social at the residence of
w. S. Laremer, last Friday night.
During the evening very entertain
ing program was rendered after
which, ice cream, cake and coffee
we're served. A pleasant evening
was spent by all who were present.
The NJ. E. Conference at
Washington G. II. has assigned Rev.
N. w, Good of Columbus, minister
for Logan. Rev. Rudisill goes to
Westerville. MIR. Rudisill has made
many warm friends in Logan among
all classes of our people, and while
we are sorry that he leaves U.s. we
but express the sentiment Of our
whole community in wishing that he
NAV find in his new home, as many
good friends to welcome him as he
leaves in Logan regreting his de-
parture. Rev. Stultz Of Lancaster
has been selected as presiding elder.
We had a pleasant call yester.
day from Mr.. Thomas Ewing, young
est son of Gen. Tom Ewing, who in
company with his brother Will Ewing
Of Lancaster and sister Mrs. Ed Mar
tin and husband of Straitsville, were
on an anniversary pilgrimage to Ames-
Vile, the birth place of "Old Tom
Ewing" While "Young Tom" was
stopping between trains, on this
reverent journey. he was saluted with
a telegram announcing that he had
been nominated by the Democrats of
Younkers, N. Y. as their candidate
Tor Mayor. This unsolicited nomina-
ion to a young man by the Democrats
If the city of his adoption is high :
compliment, and is assurance to us of
he Hooking Valley where bis faith
,r was our leader in publie enterprise
md a Harry of Naverre in the war