The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-09-01

in our city yesterday.
Ladies Fine Shoes 9sc. pr. at
Stockwell and Binipger.
Prof. Wolf OF Lancaster was
visitor in our city, yesterday,
Rob. Lougstrenth was Logan
visitor, the first of the week.
John Luitan of Haydeuyille was
q business visitor IN opr city Tuesday.
Miss Tillie Snider leayes Friday
, for St. Mary's of the Springs to re-
sumo her studies.
Mr.. Chas. Schwepke and wife
have returned from . weeks excur-
sion on the lakes.
Ladies Fine Shoes all sizes for
ss cents. Reduced from $50. Stock
we'll and Binipger.
Mr., D. II. Aappen and wife left
this morning for two weeks visit on
the northern lakes.
The miners at Jobs haye appeal
ed to the rail road company tor work
and to the government for aid.
The attendance from the Valley to
the State Fair is NOT up to the usual.
Hard times keep the people At home.
Miss Willige Of Washington
City is the pleasantly entertained
guest of her cousin, Miss Emma
Willige.
MIR. Ernest McCormick will
assist in the post office this week,
during the absence Of Mss Meta
Groves.
Don't miss the csc. bargains Of
Siockwell and Rininger.
-MF. Fred Win Of McArthpr was
q pleasant caller on the SENTINEL
yesterday.
We always lead the race whea
it comes down to honest values in
everything in Mems and Boys wear.
F. Blasips + SON.
AR. John F. White, who has
been visiting relatives in the west,
aud nursing his sore arm, in COM
pany with bis brother. DR.. Ed, re-
turned home on Tuesday.
The goqd people of Straiteville
will hold picnic OF LABOR Day for
the benefit Of st. Agustines church.
The usual entertainments will be
afforded. Fr. Powers will deliver
the address. All are invited.
We hope the attempt of the
church people of Cirolevil!e to secure
the transfer of Rev. Good from Log.
an to that place will not succeed. Mr..
Good has endered himself to all our
people in the brief time be has been
here. and We hope he may be per-
mitted to continue with US.
Mr. Dan Schaal of near Smock
and one of the most prominent and
successful farmers of our county was
in town Yesterday, ana cast the light
of his conntenance in the SENTINEL,
Uncle Dan would be good man,
to tell farmers at picnics and conven.
tioas how to farm. He knows how.
His farm and bank account prove it.
The gas company, piping from
Sugar Grove to Evansville has force
of 400 Italians at work digging the
trenches in the Bremen neighborhood.
This is along on the general Repub-
lican plan of employing cheap foreign
labor to do the work cheap here and
then put up tariff to ''protect the
farmers boys on the Rush Creek Val
ey," and call it "Prosperity."
MIR. A. V. Crawford and family
left this week. for DAYTON. where they
will make their future home. We re-
gret this loss to our business and So
cial circles. Mr.. Crawford is gentle
man of intelligence, public spirited
3 genial, companionable man in every
relation and his family the favorites
Of our city We hope they will ind
thp new home as pleasant as it has
always been our purpose to make
Logan.
At special meeting of the Board
of Health at the village of Loga at
the mayors Office Friday evening
Aug. 1898, the following organization
was formed;
Health officer: DR.. n. H. BlOsser,
Pres. of board Mayor J. A. Smith,
Members of the Board are:
DR.. F. Harrington, Pres. Protein.
Geo. Hoil,
T. j. Braddock,
z. v. Ranay,
Wm. Weitzell,
Henry Kessler, Secty.
Robt. Fierce, Sanitary Police.
-Conducter Jim Smith, one of
the most popular officials of the
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