The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-02-07
The sale of seats for 1.-TWO Me,

1.-Two Merry Tramps" at Rem
pe.'s Opera House Monday nigh
Feb. 1lth.
DIR. Dye was ''houssd up" sew
eral days the past week with grippe
He is able to be out again.
The Joseph Judy home IN Mar
ion is still under quarantine, but. i
is hoped all danger from contagior
has passed.
For the next 80 days in o,der t.
make way for spring goods Mrs. S
J. Thornburga will offer her present
winter stock at a sacrifice.
The warm weather on last Sat-
urday and Sunday, seemed to give
the grippe new start, and nearly
everybody In town is complaining.
The comedy element of 1.-Two
Merry Tramps" at the Opera House
next Monday night is furnished by
go comedians, singers and dancers.
The Elmore Sisters, direct from
Roster & B,el's, n. Y, theatre will
be seen in their famous speciality with
"The Two Merry Tramps" al the
Opera House next Monday night.
MIR. Lewis Hengst, formerly of
our county and one of the prominent
men of his community, died at his
home, at North Berne, Fairfield coun-
~, on last Saturday IN The S0th year
of his age.
We regret to learn that Commits
sioner Strentz, who is one of our
most industrious mechanics and house
builders, just now when the busy
season of work is on, is laid up and
sick from grippe.
The Dominican Mission closed
at St Johns church on last Sunday
evening. The Mission was very sue
cessful. The lectures We're lnstruc-
tive, and Impressive. A number OF
accessions was gained to the church.
Miss Bessie Bennett, the beauti-
full singer who made reputation both
for herself and the song "When the
Lights are Turned Away Down Low"
is with "Tbe Two Merry Tramps" at
the Opera House Monday night, Feb.
1lth.
The Rathbone Sisters will give
a 10 cent supper in the K. of P. ban
quet hall, for the benefit of the Py-
thian's Orphans Home, Thursday
evening Feb. 14th, supper served
from 5 to 9. Tickets will be sold at
the door.
Isaiah Kinser, the popular tom
sorlal artist Of our city, although |
having a regular hospital on hand,
his family and Office help all pros
trate with grippe, is able to be at his
chair, and cheerful to attend to his
Commissioner Jacoby of Sand
Run, and one of the most prominent
coal operators in the Valley, has re-
turned from a business trip In Penn
sylvania, where he has established re-
lations with leading coal enterprises
for the use of his recently patented
cutting machine.
FIR. Powers was called to New
Lexington on last Monday to attend
he funeral of FIR. Schmidt, Who died
It the hospital in Columbus, on Sat-
,rday, and whose remains were inter-
ed at the cemetery of St. Alloy
where for some yeals he had been {
piritual advisor.
Mr.. Joseph Ward, one of the
prominent business men of New Lex
ngton, a native of Chauhcy,and we'll
,nown in the Hooking Valley, died {
IN last Friday from pneumonia. He
vas business partner and brother of
.fr. Andrew Waid, son in-law of
lrs. Mcbride of our city.
Prof. Pierpont is to be congrat-
lated upon the success of the leo
ure course he has procured for Us. i,
he seating capacity of the Opera
1ouse well taxed to its limit to ac-
omodate the attendance. The en-
will be of the highest
rider. Don't fail to attend at the
pening Saturday evening.
MIR. Scott Braddcck at bis Foun- /.
ry in Logan, is engaged in the work =
f putting together the several parts
T the Jacoby coal cutting machine.
his work of adjusting all the parts
equIres the careful hand of skilled
lechanic. 1t is compliment to
ur fellow townsman, and mechanic
colt Braddock, to know he has Sc II
ured this job, and more than that, Il
lat he can do 1t. and do it well. f,
The Rochesters store room is be- r
e handsomely finished up in new a
Amt and paper and pretty decora-