The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-11-07
About You- Friends.

Mr.. Frank Rochester, Steward al
the Athens Asvlnm. was Logan
visitor. Tuesday.
Mr.. Dave Grove came down from
the b. I. :. russd,y to vote.
Corn that will pop, at Rochesters.
A number cf Logan people e1'
Pot TO 90 to Columbus, Saturday tc
,tness the Football game between
: Mih gan and o. S. U. teams.
BattenLure patterns, lace and
thread are sold at RocLesters.
All members of the Buckeye Clut
a1d any who wish to become mem.
bars are requested 10 meet at their
room. Saturday evening to organize
for the season. Culver Smith
Pres.
Dudley Mccormick of Columbus
Sunaaved in Logan.
New dinner sets at R,chesters.
The Daughters of the Needle held
REGULAR meeting ut lhe home Of Mis-.
Blanoh S.rore on last Saturday at
ternoon. After a reading of Evangi
line and discussion and criticism up
o. literary subjects. the uimble need
i. began sewing on . qnllt tor the
Orphan Asylum. afeature' in olut
work which might not be out of or.
der for older and more pretentious
associat.ons 70 follow.
Carpets 1t R.chesters.
The 6rst entertainment of the Lee
ture course was given on last Fri.
day evening to q crowded house.
The singing Vas of high order and
highly appreciated By those who en-.
i..y this character of music. Prof.
P;erpont is to be congratulated up
o, the success ofthe first entertain
ment.
Toilet Sets" new designs aud
pasterhs at Rochesters.
Charley Wetzler OF the Lancaster
Eagle, and Miss Ella Mains of Col
umbus were married on Tuesday of
last week by DR.. GLADDEN. Of Colum-
bus. Our Brother of the Eagle has
OR congratulations. and tbs best
wishes for fair sailing and gentle
Pteeses in the realm of 'na.r lmony.
Ar. Ell Mattox left on last Mon j.
day for the state of Washington,
where be Intends making his future
home. The best wishes of his many
friends for success so with him.
Boston Baked Bean PITS, Is, 20
and 25 cents at Rochestere.
Mr.. Nathan Ferguson, died It his
residence IN Logan on last Sunday
morning. The funeral was FROM the
residence On last Tuesday morning,
inter,uert at Ilesboro. NJ. Fergus
OIL Was Que of the prominent citizens
of Washington Township, and a
leading farmer of the county. About
Eve years ago. he was s:riken with
paralysis from which be never recov-
cred. He was good man, and his
death will lie M turned by a wide
circle of friends.
l6 oz. Cotton Batting. g cts. per
pound. (Hochesters)
Miss Helen Pursell from the UNI.
ver-itv at Athens. spent Sunday 6.
home in Logan.
The Boys heavy triple knee iron
cl:d hose are sold at Rochestcrs.
The hill country of Hooking and
southern Ohio is suffering from the
severest drought for fhe last thirty
year. The rivuIets are dry. the wells
arc exausted, and but few springs are
Much distress for water for
stock prevails. Fires are barn
ing the pasture fields. The wheat
sown. lie p"rishing. With the EXCEPT
ion of slight shower on Sunday |
night. no rain O. any consequence
has fallen for the last three months. |
A % cent cotton warp mating for
Is cents yard at Rochester.
The annual Inspec tion Of the H.
v. Road ia being made this week.
The general officers and heads OF Di-
VISIONS travel on special train. each
directing attention to the special
part. over which he has charge. The
train ia in charge OF Con-
iuctor Jim Smith aad Brakeman
Harry Green. The INSPECTION of linsa
Iouth of Columbus, begins today.
Curtains Poles Gets. (Roches'ers.)
A mad dog running loose on
Main q, .,e-f, last Sunday afternoon
.ars. d qrlte an sxcitemen for short
in, but was ineiy shot by Charley
'hemp.
Now patterns ~. carpets and mst
d. tor ,Le x,p.yr arrived this week.
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