The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-06-08
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Mr.. III. V. Woods, one of tn,

'ominercial college.
Miss Alice Conkle, after a de-
lightful visit with Grace and Louie
Green, returned to her home in Junct.
ion City on last Monday.
MIR. John Henderson, the poru.
lar travelling Auditor for the Logan
Nat. Gas Co., is the guest of his
parents in our city this week.
Mr.. Ad Upton has remodeled
the Price property, on " alnut street,
and made 1t as comfortable, as con-
venient and as pretty as new.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyer and visitors
spent last Saturday at the Rock
House and Cantwell Cliff reported
having had delightful trip.
The Thermometer on last Mon.
day indicated SO in the shade. This
is the hottest ever known in this lat-
itude, at this season of the year.
Rev. DR.. Steward and Rev Har-
ry B. Vail are attending called
meeting of the Presbytery of this
district. at New Cadis, today.
The Goth. Century Club enter
tanned at the residence of Mrs. J. T.
Sanderssn's Tuesday afternoon. in
farewell testimonial to Mrs. Boyer
Married by Rev. J. F. Williams
at his residence in Logan on June
1st. Mr.. William NJ Thompson and
Miss Viola b. McClurg all of Hook
ing Co.
Mrs. John Strentz was called to
GAINESVILLE on last Thursday by the
death of her brother, Mr.. John P.
Ford, an old and prominent citizen
of that city.
Rev. Marshall Harrington de-
livered AL eloquent sermon last San
day evening at the Presbyterian
Church to large and appreciating
congregation.
Judge NJ. H. Donahoe of New
Lexington accompanied by his wife
were visitors in our city on Monday.
On Monday, Mr.. Donahoe, conduct
ed a case in court.
--Grandra Maynard, our very
Oldest citizen, after pleasant visit
among friends in Cincinnati, return
ed home on last thursday, in good
health and spirits.
Mrs. Ed L. Davenport, widow,
has secured, through the agency of
Cap. Bowen, a pension allowance of
sS. 90 per month. dating from the
death of her husband,
Mr.. Josh Smith, one OF our ir-
du'trious young men Of Haydenville
and Logan. has gone to Springfield,
where he has secured a good job in
a factory, at that place.
AN anjourned session of court
will be held on next Monday. to DIS
pose of unfinished business and hear
the report Of Referee Martin in the
Clay Co Case
Now is the time TO pay your
overdue subscription to the Sentinel.
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to You. Do not neglect to keep
your obligations to it.
Rev. DR.. ]. W. Wright of Tarl-
ton will preach at the NJ. E. Church
next Sunday morning and evening.
rheEpworhLteague meeting will be
led by Miss Anna Kellar.
Mrs. Rarsha Work and daught-
,rs. Charlotte and Julia and the Miss
es Bird and Anna White, left for
Crystal Springs Thursday, were they
will spend the month of June.
The Uniform Rank X of P will
Ittend Memorial service at Lancaster
Sunday, June l1th. Special train !
will leave Logan about 8 A. NJ. See
mall bills for particulars.
Mr. William McManigal, the ef-
ioient superintendent of the New
Tork and Western Coal and Iron Co. !;
Il Orblston, was visitor in our city
asst Friday, guest of his brother, R. d.
Rev. Harry B. Vail, one of our
most promising young men, recently
rdained in the minsttery, will preach
t the Presbyterian church TN next
sunday evening. All are invited.
The Ohio State University will
old the Twenty second commenc-
,ent on June lila. The exercises
'ill be unusually interesting. The
'aculty have our thanks for courtesy
invitation.
Misses Grace and Louie Green
ntertaincd a number of their friends
! a very pleasant manner at their
ONE, last Saturday evening in hon.
r of their guest, Miss Alice Conkle,
t Junction City.
Prof. Jerome J. Green of the
'otrs Dame University has our