The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-02-23

agent and save one half.
Prof. Boyer is attending the
National Educational Convention in
Columbus this week.
Mr.. Charley McManIgal, of
Middleport, is the guest of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. X. ID. McManigal
on North Mulberry St.
Cap. Bill Ryan is expected
home on furlough next week.
The captain will meet warm well
come from his many friends in Lo-
gan.
"A "Wonderful Love- will be DR..
Harley J. Stewards Sunday morning
subject at the Presbyterian Church.
Evening subject Jewels" All well
come.
Rev. w. H. Wright who has
been i'll for some weeks past with
grippe, has so far recovered as to be
able to attend his ministerial duties
again.
Rev. n. w. Good will preach
from the following subject at the NJ.
E. Church next Sunday Morn
ing, Troubled Thoughts; Evening,
''Gods Many"
Special train to Columbus. Sun
day Feb. 26-99. Sl.OO Round Trip.
Special train Will leave Logan at
S.S5 a. M. returning leave Colum-
bus at Z p. m.
Mr.. l. n. Stiers is now ready to
wait upon his friends, who wish any
thing in the line of packed pork or
clover seed at end of Market st. See
ad. elsewhere.
Miss Ida lies, a former member
of the Junior class of the L. II. 5.
now a student at Oterbern universi-
ty was calling on her many Logan
frinds, last Saturday.
Prot Cookson of Straitsville,
stopped for call among friends in
Logan on last Tuesday, while on his
way to Columbus, to attend the
Educational Convention.
Miss JOSIE Fickle, one of the
most accomplished High School Sen
iors, conducted the 3 Grammar class
on last Tuesday, in the absence OF
Miss Downey who was sick.
The National Educational Asso-
citation Is IN conventional in Colum-
bus this week, over thousand of
the prominent educators of the
country are in attendance.
REV ARD-If persons having
jewellery or pocketbook containing
welve dollars, lost at Vickers resi-
dence on day of fire will return the
same they will receive a reward.
Mrs. J. S. Shaw is agent for the
Worlds Fair Tailoring System. Call
at residence and see designs. Cut
patterns for Is cents.
Jan. 26, CIV.
"A freight brakeman, named
Morrison who lives in Furnacetown,
was fatally hurt on Tuesday evening,
he was crushed between the bump
ers. He died on Wednesday morning.
Special Theatre Train to Colum-
bus Saturday Feby. 25th. s1.OO
Round Trip. Tickets good on after
noon and evening trains and return
on Special leaving Columbus at 11.S0
P. NJ.
Mr.. John Strentz has the con-
tract for the rebuilding of Mr.. Wick
er's residence. The Insurance Com
panies agreeing to substitute house
as good as the one destroyed by the
fire.
Young Collins of Union Furnace,
who was sent to the Reform Farm at
the last term of court for splitting on
the churcs floor has developed
epilepsy and been sent to the GalipO-
lis Asylum.
Master Wayne, the handsome
and accomplished little son of Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Hughes, of junction
City, is visiting in Logan the guest
of his grandparents, Rev, and Mrs,
G. F. Hughes.
The signs of the better times
coming to Logan are heard in the
awakened Whistles of our factories.
The hrick plants are rnnning, SO are
the foundry and the furniture and
planning shops.
Hon. NJ. S. Cox has returned |
to his farm at Sheldon. We await |
with sweet tooth, evidences on the
editorial table of his success in max.
ing maple sugar. Sugar eggs at
Easter, is the fashionable gift at
Sheldon.
Hon. /. w. Hull, the popular
Mine Inspector from Glouster, was
in the city yesterday. He was inquir-