The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-07-19
MIR. j. N. Acker, who has be,

successful in procuring within tn,
past month an Increase of pension fo
, Comrades Guess, Hatton, Monteom
cry and Pierce. has secured an ad
vance Of sl4 per month for Janito
Hillery.
Mrs. Ed Donovan of Nortl
Mulberry street entertained a pleas
ant company Of ladies and gentlemen
on last Wednesday evening, in hon
or to her guest, Miss Mary Donovan
Of Columbus, daughter of John Don
ovan formerly of our city.
t st Johns church last year received
in collections and donations owe,
100000. This from Logan con-
lgregation shows that liberal hand
has direction from a generous christ.
ian heart. IT is good sign of the
times that people contribute literally
to maintain churches.
superintendent Conners of the
Hooking Valley was a welcomed
visitor In our city On last Thursday
evening.
The veteran democrat of Bent
on, John Buchanan, was visitor in
our city on last Tuesday.
-Fr. Powers was called to Athens
on last Monday to conduct the funer-
al service, of Mr.. I. Shannon, Road
Master on the B. & o. Ry, who was
killed BY the cars in an attempt to
board 4 moving train. The deceas-
ed was cousin TO the Shannons of
our city.
CARD OF THANKs-Mr. J. P.
Rochester and family desire thus
publicly to thank neighbors and
friends for sympathy and kind at
tention on the occasion Of the death
of their son Harry.
Miss Margaret NJ. Veale, of
Chicago, ons of the most popular
and we'll known cousins of Uncle
Raymond's Playground of the Cath
olic Columbian, is spending two
weeks in Logan, tho guest of Miss
Louie Green.
Double Weddings the NJ. E.
Parsonage on j lly l2" Thomas Tay-
lor to Miss Mary Smith, and Silas
Sinners to Miss Mary Moore, all of
Murray City, A. A. Sayre perform.
ing the ceremony.
A. A. Sayre. of Logan conducted
the funeral services over the remains
of the infant daughter of J. w. |
Cushing and wife at Mt. Tabor, on
last Tuesday morning, July 10.
The hal! room in the James
block facing the court house, and
formerly the Odd Fellows lodge
room, has been newly papered and
furnished, and will be occupied by
the Machabees. The hall in its new
dress and equipment is one of tic
prettiest in the city.
Judge Bright has returned from
! weeks attendance at the meeting of
he Ohio Bar Association at Putin
BAY. The "Judge" il much pleased
with the results of the convention.
The ''Senator from Hooking" is not
pleased with the annual address by
Judge Laubie, President of the As.
'ociation who although Republican
Is a lawyer and citizen is opposed to
The New Lexington Herald Of !
asst week published an industrial edi.
ion which is highly creditable to the |,
paper as we'll as 10 the public spirit
If the citizens who aided the enter
Prise. The prominent business
houses. and leading industries are
handsomely displayed by reproduc- .
ions of photographs. and the literary
description is equally as good as the /,
lrtistic illustration. Bro. Cullinan
s to be complimented upon the sue.
'ess of his Fourth of July celebration
n the enduring light from his illum-
nation.
-Msssrs WaDer 4 RYAN are :
'usy in making changes and improve .
nente upon their corner building
rhe place will have accommodations
or the public. Rooms fronting the
Park will be provided for the farm. :
II and his family for lunch or for !
onference. A ladies sitting room
nth all the accommodations will be
rranged. The entire building will
'e place of public resort for good
'eople who may want refreshments, g
r want place of rest or a room s