The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-02-03

Yesterday was Ash We lneslay,
the first day of Lent.
"A. F. Skiner made this Office a
pleasant call, Saturday.
j. NJ. Hillery Of Webb Summit
was in Logan on Monday,
-Washington's Birthday was OBJ
served as a Holiday by our schools.
10000 people will hear Col.
Copeland on Snobs and Snobbery,
March. l4th.
Mr.. and Mrs, Bert Engle of
Nelsonville, visited Logan friends
last Saturday.
Master Don kessler entertained
his friends, in honor of his ninth
birthday on last Tuesday.
The Literary Trustees meet to-
night. Suggestions from patrons
AL uc hiuuiI ieVieNeu.
Col. Copeland is King of the
Platform. Hear him at Rsmples
Opera House March l4th.
Mr.. Oldfeld has purchased the
property on North Walnut street
formerly owned by Judge S. II.
Bright.
Miss Mary Gould, Court Steno-
grapEer, was In Macarthur last
Monday, on official business at
court.
Misses Essie Juergensmeier and
Jessie McManigal attended the State
Oratorical Contest at Athens last
Thursday.
Mr.. John Harbel, one of the
enterprlsing farmers of near Black
Jack. was pleasant caller at this
Office last Saturday,
Misses Nettie Higgins and Min
ME Lind of New Plymouth were the
charming guests of Grace and Louie
Green, last Saturday.
Mr.. Fred Rochester is contem-
plating the building of handsome
residence on the Rochester property
on North Mulberry street,
Mr.. Henry Doeble will build
a handsome two-story residence on
his lot on Second street, in the
Spring. Will Ris!ey is the builder.
Tickets for Col. Copeland's
lecture now for sale at Remple's
store, Harrington's Drug store,
Cases Drug store and by High
School pupils.
The Choir of St. Pauls Cath
olic Church, Athens, o. will give a
Musical Entertainment on the even
ing of March 18th. and every body
Is invited to attend.
The time for voting at the
Democratic Primary has been ex
tended until 80 p. NJ. standard in
order to give opportunity for those
coming home home Oh P. NJ.
train, to vote. The extension of
time is made by order of Commute.
The Committee from the
Knights of st. John called on Man
ager G. G. Gage last evening to
make arrangement fer an entertain.
ment in the near future. Some of
the best talent will be invited to
take part, should the Committee be
successful in their arrangement.
Mr.. O'Neal who was appointed
Superintendent of the Intirmary, de-
clined the place, and Mr.. j. j. Kel-
ler has been appointed. Mr.. Keller
was formerly Superintendent and
gave general satisfaction. He Is
honest, industrious, and the right man
for the place.
Mrs. Henry Deoble entertained
a mum Der of her friends with car
ret rag sewing, at her home on east
Second st. last Tuesday Evening.
During the evening dainty refresh
ments were served, and at a late
hour the guests departed, having
enjoyed very pleasant evening
For an hour and half the elo-
quent lecturer held the earnest atten-
tion of the entire audience. His
power IN passing from the ludicrous
to the sublime is wonderful. For
almost two-thirds of the time his aud
ience roared with laughter, and the
other one-third they listened in
breathless silence TO his appeals for
higher and truer living.-Detroit
(MIch) Free Press.
Mrs. Rachel Wright, one of our
oldest citizens, died on last Friday
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
WILDER Hills, IN the list. year of i
her age. She was a sister to DR..
Dolllson of our city, mother of
Judge O. w. II. Wright, and leaves !