The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-01-27
Sec Stockwell q B;nninger
new advertisement.

nov oaVSa
-Treasurer Kline spent Sunday
with bis family at Enterprise.
Mr.. w. w. McCray visited in
Fairfield the first of the week.
Miss Amy Armstrong of Laurel
Vile is visiting friends in Logan
this week.
Col. Remple and Col Sands
were Columbus visitors the FIRST oi
the week.
Miss Ada, eldest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Schwenke died
this morning.
Commissioners Jacoby and Webb
we're in Lancaster on official bust.
ness yesterday.
Judge w H. Weitzell leaves
Tuesday ON business trip through
Northern Indiana.
MIR. Thad Allen of the Journa
Gazette has returned from trip to
Florida with the Ohio Editors.
Miss Grace Green Of the SENTI-
MEL, attended the State Editorial Con
ventioI in Columbus yesterday.
Senator Lowry attended the reg
ular meeting Of the Board OF Trustees
OF the Asylum in Athens on last
Tuesday.
Mr.. F. NJ. Mckay of the Jonr
nal Gazette. is attending the Sta.e
Editorial Convention in Columbus
this week.
| Hon. John F. White is in Gin
cinnati this week attending a meet
ing of the Board Ut Trustees Of the
State Reform Farm.
| -Grnver Cleveland Smith OF
Springfield. Colporteur for Cour,
Houses. was visiting his many pat
rons in Logan yesterday.
How to 6nd OUT the way to
save the price OF q years subscription
TO the SENTINEL. read aud heed the
advertisement ut Stiers aud Co.
"A valuable contribution on mat
ters connected with the grange was
received this morning too late to ap-
pear. Will publish 1t next week.
Deputy Sheriff Wright and
Attorney c. v. Wright were at
Haynes Tuesday, making levy on
the store uf Frank Davis of that
place.
"A social for the benefit of the
Rathbone Sisters will be given at
the home of Mrs Edward Price, next
Wednesday evening Feb End.
We publish this week a very
interesting story by john Walker
Harrington of ''Ours," which will be
read with interest by his many
school companions and friends in
Logan. The young man is one of
the most promising writer's Of his
age, in the literary circles of the time.
We arc glad to learn that Mrs.
Mary E. Lee of New Plymouth, one
Of our most accomplished ladies and
a women Of zeal and lofty spirit and
purpose, has been appointed State
Organizer for the Grange. Mrs. Lee
is an accomplished scholar, pleasant
and geueal in manner and will make
the anlmating spirit of the Grange
organization iu whatever place her
lines of labor may dispose.
Prof. Boyer has issued blank
circulars, to parents, asking them their
cooperation IN the matter of sdu.
eating the child. The parent is asked
questions concerning the habits of
'be child a, home, its capabilities for
study. aud various other matters in
which the parents and teachers
should have a mutual interest and
thorough understanding, Prof.
Boyer is making an excellent super
intendent, and the harmony of our
schools, tie progress in study, and
The zeal in the cause, make ours the
best schuol. We think in the state.
This Is Hooking Countys Cen
tennial Year. Last Fall there was
lots Of talk of having celebration.
Other towns have had and will have
this year the celebration of the hun
drcd year ago settlement. Logan
is never behind any ct her sister towns.
Shall We not have a celebration? 1t
can be made interesting, instructive
and socially very pleasant. Our old
folks and young people as we'll. our
clubs, our societies and our schools
and churches should take the matter
into consideration.
The heavy rain of last Saturday
extended through Central and South
ern Ohio aud damaging food are
reported in the Scioto ana Miami
valleys. The Hooking was out of
hank, and the low lands submerged.