The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-08-22

Miss Clara Beck, who has been
quite III for some time past, is much
improved under the skillful care of
Dr. Rauch, who is applying the
..k orh treatment" which in his prac-
iice he has found to be successful in
many almost hopeless cases of simi-
lar disease. The MANY friends otMiss
Clara will be clad 10 learn OF the en-
couraeing hopes of her esrly recov-
cry.
Miss Fisher of Ashland Ky. is
being entertained this week by Miss
Emma Hartman at Canal Bank Hall.
! Father Powers is engaged to con-
duct Mission at Nelsonville. he
ginning on Sept. 9th aud continue
ing to the 10Th. 1t Is regretted that
this engagement will prevent him, as
he hoped To be able to do. attend the
Grange Picnic at Mt. Pleasant on
the 10th wh.re She is announced
as one of the speakers.
The date of the picnic is little
en- barrassing also to Judge Wright
aud Judge Bright, speakers, AS the
Court "opens on the 9th and it is
more than likely both tl.ese gentle
men WILDE detained ia their official
duties.
orr last Friday night the slaughter
house Of George Fox. near the Brick
Works caught tire. The proml;
help of the fire company saved ,l'
building ircm entire destruction.
We are compelled to issue hi.
week number of half sheets. Over
Il hundred new subscribers coming
after part of our paper for regulal
edition had been printed.
Our friends at The various Pos
Offices have our thanks for clubs oi
campaign Subscribers.
John C. Wolf visited Toledo last
Sunday.
Col. Remrel and family return
ed from the Buffalo Exposition or
last Tuesday evening, accomponed
by the Col's nephew, Mr.. Ferdin-
and w. Rempel of Bielafiel,
Prussia.
John D. Clark was Logan Wis
itor, Sunday.
Mr. Ira L. Scott and family are
visiting in Muskingum county this
week, and will visit New York and
Buffalo before returning home.
Tie Rock House under the man
asement of Mrs. Sto!l, is an up to
date summer resort, and visitors
unite IN expressing highest complI-
ment for excellent accommodate: ons
afforded. The Rock House is one Of
the wonders Of the world. The hotel
under the present manaeement afford
the best of accommodations for Wis
itors, picnic parties and the way
faring man on journey, all have
welcome and hospitshle attention.
Mrs, Stoll has our thanks for court
ises extended To representative of
the Sentinel on his stop for rest,
ore day last week.
The proudest man in Somerset
Perry Co. Is Mr.. MS. Pond over tine
arrival of boy on the 18th.
Mems all solid work shoe for soc.
a pair reg ular price Sl.25
Glenn E. Binniger.
A Grange picnic will be given
at Theadore Stones Grove neal
New Mt. Pleasant, Ohio, Septem-
ber 10, 1901. Able addresses by
the following speakers, Rev. T. 4.
Powers, Judge o. w. H. Wright,
Hon. F. p. Martin and S. II.
Bright of Logan, o., also Hon.
Rel Rathburn OF Springfield, O.,
and other good speakers. Music
by Union Furnace Band. Plenty
of refreshments ON grounds
Everybody cordially invited to
come and spend the day with Us
and be GraEgers (at least at din
ner.) Bring your families and
neighbors, friends and relations,
ard your baskets well filed with
dinner, and don't forget to pro-
vide for your horses.
By Order of Committee.
Mrs. Charles kennard died OF
last Monday from Typhoid fever
Funeral yesterday afternoon from
NJ. f. church. Interment in Oak
Grove cemetary.
Frank kontner has opened bar.
Der shop in the Bowen building
next door to Journal Gazette.
Some good old fashioned rains
the last week have interfered with
the Mckinley drouth, and the Re-
publican prosperity will not exceed
to dollar a bushel for potatoes
this fall.
Mr.. Roy Magic took in the ex.
cursion to Toledo Sunday.
Mr.. AL. MeBroom left last week