The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-01-24
revival at the N. E. church

rest.
The revival at the n. E. churc
is still in progress.
Senator Lowry was In ColumSu
yesterday on legal business.
Prices 10, 20 and 80 at Rempel
Opera House Jau. Oath, 25th an
seth.
-esNiobe" or GA Married Man
Troubles" at Remrsl's Opera Hous
Jan. "a.
Miss Ethel Acker is visiting Ii
Union Furnace. the guest of Mis-
Ailene Bray.
Miss Anna Pierce, IS spendini
this week in Cincinnati. the guest o
friends and relatives.
Editor Chatfield and wife. o
the Murray City News, were visitor
in our city on last Monday.
If you don't 60 70 the show to
night you'll miss something good
II IS q bigh class entertainment.
Miss Belle Natlirgly of Zanes
vile. after a pleasant visit With Logan
friends, returned home Monday.
The Chester Bishop Co. IN hIgt
class vaudeville will be at Rempel.
Opera House, Jan "a, 25 and 25th
Don't miss it.
Life Boyles, Mayor of Union
Furnace, was a Logan visitor Mon.
day, and went home ''loaded"-
with merchandise.
-"Buck" Stansberry. WHO go,
hurt hauling logs, mention of which
was made last week, died from his
injuries on last Sunday night.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church,
will hold Fair and Dinner at the
Red Mems Hall, Feb. 8. A cordial
invitation is extended to al.
Mr.. Henry Trimmer, who has
made breeding the finest grace of
swine in the county, has. at this. time
for sale. 8 number Of pigs of the best
breeds. Call at his farm ank see.
Miss Alice Conkle. of Junction
City. one of the most popular "Play-
mates" of "Uncle Raymonds Play
ground" IN the Columbian, was the
guest of Misses Grace and Louie
Green, several days this week.
1.-The Den of Lions" will be Dr..
Harley J. Steward. Sunday morning
subject at the Presbyterian church.
At 2 p m he viii speak on ''Queen
Elizabeth" G.. e. Conservation
meeting at 6 p N.
q
Unlike the ordinary farce COM
edy company Wood & Ward carry a
gtsat deal of pretty and appropriate
scenery and novel mechanical effects
for their "Two Merry Tramps'' pro-
ductiou which viii be given here
soon. es9:
-Messu Ed Beck and Luke Leh-
man, our new Merchant Tailor firm.
are in Cincinnati this week buying
their stock of goods. These young
men know the Logan and Hooking
county people, their wants and their
tastes, and they will secure . stock
of goods that will suit this market.
The sale of lands for Delinquent
Taxes was the least this year, in the |
history Of the county. On nearly all |
the property advertised the tax was
paid before day of sale. Gas leases
had much to do in helping our poor
farmers to ready money for their
taxes.
The mission at St. Johns church
proposed to begin on last Sunday, was
postponed on account OF the illness
of Fr. Kearnev who has this service
in charge. The Mission will open on
next Sunday. Lectures begin on
Sunday evening and will continue
during the week. All are invited.
Many OF the musical numbers
introduced In "Ths Two Merry
Tramps" are original with this COM
panY. The Indian Opera sung in
he second act being notable-other
musical gems from standard operas
have been rewritten ard now be,
come a part of the play, the bright,
1ashy melodies being all that is re-
aimed.
Mr.. A. E. Westenhaver, known
d this, his native home familarly as
ed" died suddenly from heart dis
'ase in Oskaloosa, Iowa, on the 49," :
o.
n the 6Sth year of his age. He re-
moved from Logan to Iowa in 1850,
'ecame a man of prominence and
arpe landed property. His wife
led in 1886. He leaves three child >
en-. His remains were inferred In
be Oasis M. E. church cemetery, in :
owa city. {
Andy Nunemaker is getting a
L