The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-09-06
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DR.. Steward will preach at the
Presbyterian church Sunday morn
ming and evening. At 1890 A NJ
his subject will be erich Fruit. :"
At 7 P NJ he will begin a series of
sermons on the s'Seven Words from
the Cross" All welcome.
Able Carpenter, Immediately on
his return from Europe, was good to
remember the Sentinel, presenting rs
with the choicest melon of his patch
large in size and more delicious in
flavor than any Europe can grow.
Able has our thanks for this token
of remembrance.
w. II. Acker has engaged in
work at Murray City, and will rmove
there with his family: "Billy" is a
faithful, capable workman in any en-
ploYment in which he may engage.
The Sentinel wishes him the best of
success.
Miss Meta Groves, Deputy Post
Master is having her vacation this
week and is enjoying the cool aud
quiet of the Lakes, where no clamor
is made for soap picture or letter
that never was sent.
Services at the NJ. E. church in
Logan will be as follows: Preaching
At 10 q. m. and Up. m. Class meet
ing at a. m. Sabbath School at 2
p. m. Ycu are invited to each of these
services. A. A. Sayre Pastor.
-Lucius Kessler, son of John
Kessler and related to the Kesslers of
our city, was ordained priest by Bish-
op Moeller in Columbus last Sunday.
Rudolf Swartz Of our city, received
Minor Orders on the same day.
Grandmother Norton, ore of our
Oldest people, living by herself in
her little cottdge In the East End,
fell yesterday and dislocated her
shoulder. Ors. Pullen and Camp
bell were called, and reduced the
dislocation. The old lady is quite
feeble, and the hurt will be very
-"Bub" Voris we'll known in the
Hooking Valley, and for many years
the popular officer on our police
force, died at his home in Logan,
after long and painful illness on
last Sunday. The funeral was
from the residence ON Tuesday after
noon, under the direction of the X of
P and I y 3 NJ of which socleties he
was prominent member.
Aug 8 Mr.. and Mrs. Eliza
Glove of Holton Kas. celebrated their
Golden Wedding anniversary. On
the same day at the same festival,
Miss Nellie Glove, grand daughter
was married to Mr.. William Wood
worth. Mr.. Elijah Glove is the
eldest brother Of our neighbor, Cap.
Glove, and was married to Miss
Elizabeth Wbitcraft Of near Gibson
vile fifty years ago, Aug. 8.
Musical features of the Cincln-
natl Fall Festival are evidently in
tended to fully sustain the reputation
IF the Queen City in that branch of
The Divine Arts. The first response
he combined Catholic choirs of the
,ity brought six hundred and ninety |
four Affirmative replies. This indl-
,ates q chorus of one thousand voices
|or the choral work of the big Sacred
Concert Of Sunday evening, Sept. %,
N Music Hall. In addition there
will be for this event grand Ladies |
Quartette of which Cecilia Rose, Miss |
Rose Shay is q conspicuous member.
Miss Shay has just returned from q
stady at the Milan Conser-
ratory and will leave after the Festi-
raj to join the Metropolitan Opera
20. in New York.