The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-11-24

entertained pleasant company OF
friends to supper last evening. The
out of town guests were Gen. Gros
venor and Judge Jewett of Athens.
Many of our old citizens remem-
Der the couple whose golden wedding
anniversary is mention elsewhere.
DR.. Huffman was one Of the pioneer
physicians of our county and his wife
known to all the early settlers.
The Ladies orchestra was offer
ed an engagement at Logan on
Wednesday, November "a, but was
obliged to refuse on account of the
concert to be given by the orchestra
in the NJ. E. Church on that same
date.-Ney Lexington Herald.
Cards are out announcing the
marriage of Mr.. James p. " est,
Superintendent of the Middleport
Schools TO Miss Minnie S. Shoe
maker, an accomplished young lady
of Dayton, Ohio. The ceromoney will
take place this, Thursday evening at
the home of the bride in Dayton.
The G. H. V. and T. Railway
Co. has bought the DR.. Whaley pro-
perty in Middleport, and will begin
work on their handsome new passen-
ger and freight depot in few days.
The depot which the Company pro-
poses to build will be the finest ever
put upon the river division of the
road.
Mr.. Lew Bort, Logan born boy,
for the last Is years druggist, took
hold yesterday. with Mr.. Flave
Case. The many friends of Lew
are glad to see him home in Logan
and the many patrons of the old re-
liable Miller & Case Drug Store
will be delighted TO have the pleas
ant attention from one of "our own" :"
Mr.. Tom Sunderland is dong the
agreeable in waiting OH the custom
ers of the Popular Pierce grocer. Tom
is one of the most accomplished sales
men of our city, and the fact of his
services, here at the right hand of
the SENTINEL Office, accounts for the
popularity of the business. Mr.. Sun
derland invites his friends to call
and see him.
The memorial windows recently
placed in the new Presbyterian
church are models of christian
thought and artistic finish. The
thought is the Savior, the Good
Shepard. The development is christ
ian poetry and the finish the work
of an artist. Our readers are made
welcome when they desire to see
memorial to our good who are dead
and whose remembrance is cherished
in the church.
The Tuscaloosa Tribe of Red
Men who have their wigwam in Lo-
gan, gave Thanksgiving Dance
last evening in Red Mems Hall. 1t
was War Dance IN the sense that
it was a declaration against the
croakers and compiainers and the
dull and stupid. 1t was pleasant
affair, and is evidence that there is
lots of of fun and good feeling. life
ard hope in Logan. The dance was
well attended, and every one present
had a pleasant reception and atten-
ton.
The sport of shooting the Bob
White family in civilized Ohio is in
progress.
The emassacre, it is said is as
bloody as the Gnadenbutten snort of
some years ago.
The Texan has not yet fixed date
for the frolic of burning nigger,
and the mad dog fight at Carson is
not advertised. Bull batting in bar
barous Mexico wont begin until the
Holidays. In the mean time, the shot
gun is the agency by which the An
glo Saxon is civilizing and populari.
ring sport IN North Carolina with
the family Of Sambo, and with the
Bob White in Ohio.
Rev. Steward, for a number of
years, the appreciated minister of
his assigned church in Cincinnati,
and lately of Parkersburg where he
has been held by the sickness of re-
Iatives, conducted the religious Ser
vices in the Presby terian Church here
Iast Sunday. We regret not to have
heard his Sermon on Sunday evening,
discourse we were told, which ranks
he Reverned gentleman high in the
esteem of the good people of Logan.
During his visit Mr.. Stewart was
l guest of Mr.. r, ID. McManigal, and
IN his brief stay and limited calls,
made friends with all whom he met.
The Sentinel acknowledges the