The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-06-20

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was ylsEsgEz. ais irarents, Sanday, in
Logan Ohio.
The SENTINEL has 1l3 new sub
scribers this week. The patent med
icine advertiser didn't secure US a
single subscriber, but our Logan
business men helped us, as we hope.
helped themselves, in an extended
acquaintance with the Intelligence OF
Hooking County.
! Oar congra tulatiens are extend
ed to Rev. Cnrnetct f"r Wei
/ deserve i mr. cp-i!,rrel | 81 h iln
He has been elected professor o.
I.ee.; in .hr O:terbein University
the position disposed t. the most
| scholarly. Prof. C,rnete, viii 60 :
TIM. t, serve hi' church here for
some time t" come.
Prof. Rsyman ani family. Of
E,si Liverpool. haze been visitor,
~ our city the past week. and met =
\ eartv welcome frnn their MANY
| tr ends Mr.. tayman has been re
.lected Superintendent of the Eas,
Liverpool Sch"ols and Gordon Arm
| strong has been contained As prin-
-ipal.
The funeral Of Capt Glove on
last Saturday was largely attended
by neighbors and friends, fifty ear
riages i'll the procession. Rev.
Deayer preached the funeral sermon
ut tie residence. The Ma>onS of
the Logan Lodge attended. The
remains were placed in the vault in
Oak Grove Cemetery.
Mr.. John Shrader, one OF or
yldest citizens, die'l sud lenly Oil
las; Sunday morning at the home of
his danghler, Mrs. Mithi as Leck-
rome, in the ~ year of his age.
lie was a g,ol citizen, 4 practical
christian, and an honest man. He
leaves large circle OF relatives and
friends to mourn his delth.
The Lancaster D.s;r : Epworth
League convention will be held in
Logan, at the NJ. Z. church, com.
meneing We dnesiay evening, June
25th. and closing Thursday evening,
June eth. A program for the meet
ing is printed, and shows the meet
ing will be of unusual interest. The
public is cordially invited TO attend
the services.
The Loga Il Library Associa-l
ton, through DR.. Harrington, has
purchased new books of n value of |
about one hundred and fifty dol
lars. The new books are of char
acter intended for the thoughtful.
We have an abundance Of the ro-
nance for the dreamers. The new
books are intended for those who
propose to work for a living.
--Ralt ]. Carysle, son of Basil
Cartysie formerly of our city, now
Of Missouri Valley, Iowa, has been
as local editor en- the
Daily Times of that city. The
editor in speaking of this engage
neut, says that Ralt will do his work
10 we'll that the sold man" can have
| chance to go TO church. THIS is
good we hope for both, all three,
he Times paper, Ralfs employment
md the editors soul.
The Knights of ST. John of
logan propose attending the Nat
onal Convention in Cincinnati on
lext Sunday. 1t is predicted that
he Society display will be the fin !
st ever witnessed in the city. Fiji
y thousand uniformed knights
re provided for and the magnates
# the city will give them the prop {
r courtesy and attention. We know .
'nr Logan knights there, as every I
where, will carry off the honors for
ank discipline and gentlemanly
onduct. !
The Twice Five Club were q
leasantly entertained on last Mon I
ay evening by Mr. and Mrs John 1
'. White. The meeting was the :
asst of the season, and the subject
f discussion, "The Platt Amend
lent was an object for off hand,
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