The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-03-02

has arranged for st. Patricls's Day
concert to be given on the evening Of
! March 1Tth. at st. Paul's Catholic
Chnrch. Our Logan people are invit-
ed to attend.
The Thrice Five Club, COM
pany of fifteen gentlemen who meet
and discuss subjects of general inter
est twice a month, held an interesting
meeting last Monday evening at the
residence of Judge Bright, and dis
cussed China and the Eaatern Ques-
ton.
Our Mckay Company last week
announced the subject Of Sermon,
Gods money" This is perhaps a
pertinent topic, but may involve a
dispute as the ratio of issue. Fit is
Single Standard but limited few of
the Sinners will get it.
At the Presbyterian churce DR..
Harley J. Steward will speak Sun
day morning on the subject of
"A Ladder" In the evening,
be will have song service
with short address on DR. Watts
and his hymns.
Mrs. Dianth. wife of Nathan
Goodwin died at the residence at her
son Joseph, in Putnam county on the
Goth day. of February in the oath
year of her age. She was born in
Pulney Vt. April 10Th 1904 and re-
moved with her father Henry Hull
to Hooking in 1927. Mrs. Louisa
Weed of and Mrs. Mary Ann Carr.
Union Furnace are her daughters.
Mr.. r. c. Reber has been ap-
pointed the Centennial Commission
er from Hooking County Those of
our readers who may wish to make
exhibits or who are likely to be espe-
cially interested in the coming cele-
bration of Ohio's Hundred Anniver-
sary, should inquire of MIR. Reber for
particulars.
Judge Slough was in the city on
Monday and held a brief term of
Court, confirming some sales, and
disposing of motions preliminary to
several contemplated suits in court.
Judge McGilvery of Macarthur
was in the city on Monday. attending
court. He reports the farming busi
ness prosperous, and insists that fer
tilized seed wheat must have dose
of fertilizer, befor it can begin the
meal on humus.
The Forty Hours Devotion at st.
Johns church closed this morning.
Father Powers was assisted by Frs.
Boden of Nelsonvill, Cush of New
Lexington. Mattingly of Athens,
Synan of Glouster and Callahan of
New Straitsvill.
The Logan Council last Tuesday
evening passed an ordinance contin-
uing the franchise of the Logan Gas
light Company to Mr. Mack Poston
of Nelsonville, who has bought the
gas plant from Col Remple, and will
use it for the purpose of furnishing
light ana heat to our town.
Rev n. w. Good will preach from
the following subjects: Morning, The
Joy of Jesus Evening, The Battle
in the Woods of .Ephraim.' sermon
to young men. Special music, morn
ing and evening.
Gen. Mc'Weldy of Hooking and
Ohio has been invited to deliver an
address on St. Patricks Day to the
Friendly Sons ofSt Patrick. On the
natal day of the good old Saint. he
will conduct the Friendly Sons. men
of warm heart, long coat tail and
handy fists, to feast and festival of
fun in Columbus. The McWeldy will
be accompanied by Archbishop Alex
O'Sands. ex Primate of Por kopolis,
and religious director of Rempledorf.
Me'Weldy will be decorated with the
shamrock, native to his valley farm
near Falls mill, and the Archbishop
will carry for a crOsier. Commodore
Green's black thorn shillilah which
Carl O'Burhaus won from Shamus
O'Brien in bet on the verdict of that
Judge in SO. The delegation from the
Hooking Valley generated and pri-
mated as arranged will take the cap
itol city on St Patrick's Day.