The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-09-28

Don't fail to attend the
Musical at the M. E. chnrch
on Friday evening. Sept. 80.
Admission 15 cents.
Miss Lizzie McManigal taught
the a Grammar Tuesday in place OF
Miss WeStenlaver, who WAS attend
ing the wedding OF her sister.
The Pond property was offered
for sale last Friday, but did not sell.
The property will be again offered on
Oct, 20th. See advertisement.
Dewey Day Celebration at Wash
ington ID. Z. Tickets on sale Sept 30
and Oct. lst. sl7.00 round trip,
good for return until Oct. 9th.
MIR. J. J. Snider is improving and
hopes to be soon ont again. A fort
uuate circum stance is that he carries
an accident policy of 10. a week.
-Dewy Day Celebration at New
York City. Tickets on sale Sep 28,
81, & %. Good for return until Oct.
4,h. Rate $40. so from Logan for the
rcund trip.
The NJ. 4 Conference has appoint
ed Rev. A. A. Sayre. Minister to Lo-
gan. Rev N. w. Good has been ap-
pointed to the Third Avenue church.
in Columbus.
Democratic Headquarters have
been established in the Price Build
ing on Mulberry street. Andy Nune-
maker Is in charge. Democrats are
invited to call.
Miss Grace Green and MISS Ada
Houston are learning the millinery
business at Mrs. S. j. Thornburgha
and would be pleased to have their
friends call and see them.
-Tunnis Nnuemaker, who for the
last two years, has been studying
medicine, left this morning for Balt-
ermors, Md. where he will enter col
lege and complete his studies.
Joy" will be DIR. Harley J.
Stewards Sunday morning subject
at the Presbyterian church.
Evening Subiec: "a Spoiled Child"
Communion and public RECEPTION of
members in the morning. All welcom
to both services.
Mr.. James II. Highly of PIeak
Ill. is visiting his friends and rela-
atives in Hooking county for month
This is Mr. Highly's first visit to
locking county for Thirty years. lie
is brother to Mr.. John Highly of
our city,
-Grandpa Dunn Of Zanesvill. one
of the Oldest commercial travellers in
the state was q visitor In our city
last week, and met harty welcome
from his many long time friends. Mr.
DUN Is eighty years of age by the
calendar count, but he is as young
III spirits as when fifty years ago, he
made his first visit to the Hooking
Valley, and established pleasant
business and social relation in our
city.
John w. Jones is not only a
successful manufacturer of products
in clay. but is Corn Grower of
distinction. On his farm near Logan
he has grown a corn that commands
attention. We have before us An ear.
It is l2 inches in length, Is rows of
grain around the cob and 81 grains
on each row, nearly thousand grains
of corn to the ear. When intelligence
turns to the products of the soil, the
farmer boy may learn some lessons.
and instead of raising "uubbins''
from a whole summers work, get
ears Of corn foot long, aud Is bu.
to the acre.
The eleventh reunion of the 18th
O. V. /. wa, held at Chauncy, o.
Sept. 10Th and Goth on the dates of
the Battle Of Chichanauga thirty elk
years ago.
Forty one comrades of the 18th
Ohio we're present and answered to
their names, quite number of VS.
iting comrads were in attendance.
There wore interesting addresses by
comrads L. w. Hull Capt Cornell
and others. A grand camp fire the
2nd day of which all ccmrads took
some part, the exercises we're inter
spersed with excellent music under
the lead of Mrs. McKittrick. The
following is a list of names of CON-
RAIDS present at the reunion.
A. J. Learerd, X. S. Kiug, a. V.
NJ. Courtney, w. II. II. Clark, A.
Newton. Chas. Barker, James Veritz
Jas. Reeves, JnO. Townsend, E. w.
Jewell, F. M. Cox, B. T. Davis,