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

into Logan and spent the evening
with friends, last Tuesday.
To G. o, w. from G. A. F. See
Prof. Fowler. These laundry in
itial are Bovine in language.
Geo. Risley is confined to his
room from hurt received In fall
on the icy pavement last Monday.
Mrs. Gotleib Jurginsmier and
Mrs. Chas. Jurgersmier of Lancas--
ter visited Logan friends this week.
From 8 to ii below zero this
morning vindicates the Ground Hog.
1t impeaches Prof. Frank Myers.
The wicked may stand on slip
perry places, but there are a number
of good people who are having falls.
The Seniors of the l.. IA. S.
will entertain the Juniors, with
reception Friday evening at the
home of Miss Name Campbell.
Miss Emma Parrish of Monticel.
10, White Co. Indiana is visiting her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Steel.
Mrs. Jesse VanHorne was call
ed to Nelsonville yesterday on ac-
count of the death of her aunt, Mrs.
Wash Carpenter.
Mrs. G. c. Weitzell fell on The
ICY payment on Main Street yester-
day. At first it was thought she
was badly hurt, but fortunately she
was not.
Prof. C. A. Fowler will give one
of his elegant dances at Redman's
Hall on Monday Feb. l4th. No better
dances than these have ever been
given in Logan.
Representative Cox has present
ed a petition to the Legislature from
20 teachers in Hooking county ask
ing for the repeal of the Workman
Law.
"A movement is on foot to in
stitu.e stock sales in our town. This
will be good thing for our farmers
and be an enterprise that will make
money circulate in Logan. We hope
the scheme will be successful.
"A pension was granted last week
to Mrs. Catharine Statser, widow of
Jacob Statser, late of Hooking county
Ohio, at $12 per month, from the
18th day Of July, 1897. John L.
Younker of Maxville, o. being her
agent.
Sadie Raymond Missouri Girl
Company played to fair house here
last Thursday evening. The company
is good one and gave the most
laughable entertainment ever given
in Logan. The Company will play
return date Mch. oath. If you can't
augh, stay away.
Master John Burgoon who has
been the "Angel'' of the SENTINEL
for some months past has secured a
situation with the Plow Company.
John is good bog and we RECOMMEND
him as trust-wort'rs and we hope be
get along as pleasantly with the Plows
as he did with the types.
The congregation of st Johns
Church have determined. now when
the scaffaling is standing, to have
the new church frescoed. The use of
the scaffaling now, is saving Of. per
haps hundred dollars. The cost of
the frescoing will be about $500.
The Ground Hog did not see bis
shadow yesterday. There was no
ray of sun shine intercepted for his
shadow, and shivering be defed the
short lived cold. There was no ray
from delinquent silver dollar passed
to the printer to lift the gloom from
draft for unpaid paper bills. The
ground hog has the best of US.
LATER-The sun shines a brief
moment at noon. Frightened from
his dinner, G. II. tumbles into his
den and turns the cold winds out on
a gas stricken world. Six new sub
scribers have also come in and paid
in advance. Let the ground hog hide
in his den in fright: the Sentinel de-
I;ghtingin sunshine and subscription
stays out in the open and don't care
for the weather, so the cash comes in.
The want of Confidence, the rem
edy our Repu' lican friends insist is
the cure for our business ills is man.
ifest in the almost entire suspension
of Stock Company organization. The
recent State Reports show that no
new Stock Companies are forming
and most of these in existence are
reorganizing. The stock holders are
being assessed, and in many cases
compelled to pay the full legal liabil-
ity of double the amountof subscrip-
ton. Confidence ls the handspring of
stock companies. There is no main
spring to speculation and the men of
means are not giving up thler money
to others to do business with. Stock
worth par few years ago. in many
is not worth anything now.