The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-10-26
Good Solid Serviceable School
Shoes so pr. Stockwell & Bininger


occupying the Dan Acker Property
on North Mulberry street.
Squire Abe miller, the old
democratic wheel horse OF Good
Hope was a visitor in our city Satur-
day. He reports Good Hope Democ.
racy solid for the whole ticket.
The Democratic meeting at Black
Jack school house Oh last Tuesday
evening was great success. The
Democrats of that neighborhooa vii
all be at the election, and all vote
the straight ticket.
Hon. Hugh Gormly of Gfous
ter was visitor in our city yester-
day, and had hearty welcome from
hi Democratic friends. Mr.. Gormly
will get the Democratic vote and the
.aber vote of Hooking county.
The NJ. +. ladies' of the second
ward will have charge of the market
Saturday of this week. They will
have pies, cakes, doughnuts, soup and
breal. Give them call. They will
serve lunch.
Mr. Rudolf Brown, who has
been confined to his room the past
two weeks with Rheumatism, is we
are glad to know, getting better, and
it is hoped will soon be out and
about again.
| -..NotLing" will he DR.. Harley
j. Stewal'st Sunday morning subject
at the Presbyterian church. In the
evening he will begin series of
three sermons on the ''Prodigal Som
All welcome to ali services.
Married Cogswell-Myer - At
the home of the brides parents in
Logan, Ohio, October Is, 1899, by
Geo. F. Hughes, Mr. Robert y. Cogs.
we'll with Miss Eliza J. Myers. Mr..
Cogswell of Kentucky and Miss Myers
of Logan Ohio.
Grandmother Loomis, the ven-
cradle widow Of John ID. Loomis,
Treasurer of Hooking County in the
fifties. now in the SSth year of her
age, is visiting this week in Logan,
the guest OF her grandson, J. F.
Engle.
Mr. Charles Fields of Gallaghers
Avenue while out hunting with
party Of boys fell off log and DIS
charged ball from thirty two RI
fie through his leg above the knee,
it not striking the bone. lie is the son of
BENJAMIN Fields who has been Janitor
of Remple's Opera House for several
years.
Peter Beery, one of the first set
tiers of Marion township, and the old
est citizen in Hooking County, died
at his home on Old Town on Friday
of last week. His remains were inter-
ed on Saturday at Pleasant Hill cem-
etry of the U. B. church to which he
was q faithful member.
The funeral of Ed James, whose |
death was announced last week was
from residence of his parents Mr. and
Mrs G. W. James On Hunter street.
An escort from the .city fire depart
ment accompanied the remains. The
religious exercises were conducted
by Rev. Stewart of the Presbyter-
ian church.
Health Officer Sam Reichley IN
forms that the small pox scare iu his
district is under control. Four cases
have developed in the Feathers fam
lily none of those exposed have taken
It. The scare is over. Vaccination is
general aid with the proper precau-
ion, under the advice of DR.. Beery
ard Health officer Reichley the peo-
pie can be thankful.
We thankfully acknowledge
The compliment of an invitation to
attend reception to Gov. and Mrs.
Bushnall at the Boys Industrial
School, this evening, the occasion,
he dedication Of Loeanda Cottage,
building properly named in testi-
nony toa citizen, who came to be
Governor.
Candidate for Judge Smith, es.
'orted by a company of Republicans
made an over land excursion to New
lexington on last Friday evening,
or the purpose of showing the would
'e Moses, the Court House be is not
'remitted to enter. The excursion
vas personally conducted by the Boer
heit Dom Won Yerges. i
"A meeting last week in Cincin-
att of The Furniture Mauufacters
f Ohio, Kentucky, and West Vir-
mia. an Association was formed
90 M John f. White, president of !
he Logan Manufacturing Co. was
lected Treasurer and Secretary.