The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-06-01
Purity Flour for 43c per sack

| that the high character oil our Logan
Schools is known by the educators of
the country.
Mr.. j. A. Cupp Of Gibisonville
is engaged taking gas and oil leases
i'm Laurel and surrounding county,
J for the Springfield Co. The Com
pany is one of the strongest in the
st"te and Mr. Cupp is a gentleman
of reliability,
Miss Clara Boory who has been
engaged with Mrs. Thornburgh in
her Millinery Store, was called to
her home at Minerva, Stark County,
on last Friday by the serious illness
Of her father.
See small bills announcing
Special Train and 81. 90 rate to Col
umbus and return Sunday June 4th.
Attractions Base Ball. Columbus VS.
Minneapolis Olentangy Park and
Minerva Park strong VI u lille Shows.
Col. Rempel has moved his
bank into the Collins corner, and
has one of the handsomest banking
rooms in the Valley. He invites his
old friends and the public generally
to call and see how comfortably and
pleasantly he is situated.
Mr.. George Martin of Lancaster,
Referee in the Granite Clay Co Case
held preliminary hearing in Logan
on last Monday, ,adjourning until next
Thursday. The assets of the company
are about $4,000 with SIS, 900
liabilities. 1t is thought creditors will
get about 75ots on the dollar.
The Hessian fly is playing havoc
with the wheat IN Hooking, and all
our surrounding counties. There will
not be half crop, compared with
last year. The price of wheat is
advancing. Keynes Bros are paying
7Octs for staple article.
Miss Georgia Hop!ey of Colum-
bus who has been in our county for
the last two weeks, visiting places of
natural scenery of noted beauty, left
for home yesterday. Her observa-
tions and impressions will appear in
next Sundays issue of the Columbus
Press Post.
In addition to the sermon be-
fore the Logan High School gradu
ates; DR.. Steward has been invited to
deliver an address before the High
Schools of Athens and Belpre o.
The K. of P. Lodge will attend his
church in a body on Sunday evening
June 18th.
DIR. Steward addressed the
graduating class Sunday evening, st
the PresbyieriaH church. The ad-
dress was eloquent aud appropriate,
and full Of instruction.
The church room was not large
enough to receive the people who
came.
The Twice Five Club will hold
its next meeting in Mr.. Lowry's
rooms at the Rempel. Subject,
Egypt. The discussion at the last
meeting at Mr.. McKays, "Govern-
ment ownership Of public utilities"
developed the prevailing sentiment
against the proposition.
The required number of petit :
tioners have filed an application with
the Court to appoint committee TO
examine the charges made by the
Ohio Democrat and Journal Gazette,
accusing county officials with taking
llligal fees. The question will most
likely come before the court next
Rev. B. F. Evans of Haydenville
will preach at the NJ. K. Church
next Sunday morning. In the even
ng Rev. DIR. Slutz, Presiding Elder
will preach and administer the sac
of the Lords supper. Ep-
worth League meeting will be led by
Miss Banch Morehead, Subject,
'Tares aud Wheat"
Mayor Tafel, of Cincinnati,
Board of Public affairs, and a num-
Der Of distinguished citizens of the
;lty visited the Rock Bridge and
sugar Grove gas fields on last Sat
lrday. and were entertained by Mr..
Nhysal, Gen. Superintendent and
Ir. Hill, local manager of the Brice
syndicate, which company proposes
Cincinnati natural gas
rom their numerous and abundant
'ells. The cost of piping to the
ity will be over a million dollars,
'ut this company has the money
nd the gas. The distinguished
'isltors were well pleased with the
rip. They were elegantly entertain
d to dinner and supper by Mr., White
t the Depot Hotel, =