The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-06-15
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last Sunday, assisting in the dedica-
ton of 4 new church at that place.
Rev. Twohig of Somerset, filed his
place in Logan.
The Ladies of the M. E. Church
have rented two rooms i'll the Dolll-
son Block and will start up their Sat
urday Market again as soon as they
get rooms in order.
The X. of P. of Logan will at
tend the Presbyterian church in o
body at 1890 A. NJ. Sunday. DR..
Harley j. Steward will preach the
sermon. He will also preach In the
evening,
w. E. Seesholtz of South Per
nv, has received "a month certlfl-
cate to teach from the Fairfield Ex-
aminers and Geo. d. Engle Of En-
terprise, and Charles Watts, of Perry
~ month certificates.
The Annual Picnic or Outing
of the employees of the Hooking Val
ley Railway Company will be held
at Buckeye Park on June "a, and
the proceeds will go to the benefit OF
the Mutual Aid Association.
Trimmed and untrimmed hats
now 60 at greatly reduced prices. A
large assortment to select from. If
as yet not supplied now is your op-
portunitY to get a seasonable hat
cheap. Call and see Mrs. S. j
Tbornburg's, Logan Ohio.
Judge Slough held short ses-
sion of Court on last Monday. and
made some orders in the Granite Clay
Co. case, adjourned Court until next
Saturday, at which time court will
again hold and dispose Of all the bus
;ness of the term.
Mr.. Crumley, of Lithopolis,
formerly proprietor of the L;thopolis
News, has purchased the one-fourth
interest, formerly owned BY F. S.
Pursell, in the LANCASTER Gazette.
1t is presumed that Mr.. Crumley will
hereafter be identified with that
paper.
-Wm. F. Eisele, one of Logan's
substantial citizens, came over Sun
day with the X. of P. crowd, aud
spent the day with friends. Will went
to Logan from Macarthur 10 years
ago, and We lost No. l man and
citizen when be left us.-McArthny
Enquirer:
Sunday excursion to Gallipolls,
Midleport, Pomeroy, jackson and
Wellston Sunday June 18th. Rate
to jackson and Wellston 80 cents.
Round trip to Gallipolis and Pome-
roy 81. Special train leaves Logan
at s:45 A. NJ. See small bills.
Hon. M. s. Cox and Mr.. Steele,
Secretary of Vinton County Demo
cratic Committee, were in the city
Saturday conferlpg with Democrats
and arranging a postponement of
the Representative Convention until
a later day when farmers ale not SO
busy. The announcement is made
elsewhere.
-Messrs Louie and John Klein
schmidst, Will Martin and Joe
Strope have been employed by the
Youngstown Furnace Company, for
mason work, and will have empty
ment for perhaps q year to come.
These masons are among the best
tradesmen of our city, and while we
regret their going away, we are glad
they have got good job.
The Adelphi News says: "The
school board met Monday evening
and hired the teachers for the COM
ing term. w. E. Hosler, Earnest
Wilkins aud Miss Amy Armstrong"
Miss Armstrong, mentioned, is a
graduate of our Logan School, and
her many friends here wish her the
best of success in spelling the rod to
save the child"
-Messrs Isaac Kontner and w.
N. England have secured contract
from the State Board of Public
Works, tor the dredging of the Kir-
kersville Feeder of the Ohio Canal.
The work is the moving of from
twenty to twenty five thousand yards
of sand bars in Licking river and
Will engage a dozen or more teams
all summer. The work WILL begin in
a short time.
Rev. Harry d Vail, of Logan,
Ohio, has accepted the cali extended
to him by the Belpre Congregational
Church, and has named next Sabbath
as the day upon which he intends to
begin his labors. Mr.. Vail is a young
man and when here gave evidence of
being possessed of the qualities nec-