The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-08-15

Aword TO the wise is better than
Century Dictionary to the other.
wise-attend the Special Clearance
Sale to-day or to morrow at
LEHMAN 4 BECK'S,
Up-to-Date Clothiers, Logan, o.
Prof. Bonebrake, State School
Commissioner was visitor in Logan
Tuesday. aud gave very interest
ing talk to the teacher at Institute,
during the afternoon session, which
was appreciated ny thoes fortunate
to be in attendance.
Mayor Snowdon, of Murray City,
one of Wards leading republicans,
accompanied by the next sheriff of
Hooking county, coal digger Bill
Channel, were Logan visitors Satur-
day. His Honor hopes, if be can
keep Chatfield still, " carry Ward
for Thomas.
Tbs Tourist club with their hus-
bands and others have delightful
picnic on Thuasday evening on the
lawn At the3 McManigal residence.
Out of town guests were Mrs. Nc
Laughlin, Chicago; Misses Mary
Eisele, Columbus; Miss Francisco,
Defiance; Mrs. Newkirk, Detroit,
who is visiting Mrs. Mary Tenny.
"Your last chance" q chance
free on a Railroad Ticket to the
Pan American Exposition at
Buffalo, with every 25c worth of
goods bought during the Special
Clearance Sale lasting until Satur-
day, August II, at
LEHMAN & BECK,
Up-to-Datc ClOthiers, Logan, o.
The Wetzler Bros. proprietors of
he Lancaster Eagle, have bought
the Bauman property on High ST..
consideration $4,000 GO. The build
ing will be re,nodeled and made an
up to date newspaper Office. We are
glad to gee the old Eagle, nourished
by the faithful Fairfield democracy,
under the ''BoYs" management max
ing this onward advance and
wider sweep of wing.
The annual harvest picnic and
Soldiers reunion of Marion town
ship will be held at Hansel Chapel,
on the 2Sth, day of August 1901.
There VIII he music by the Bremen
band. Addresses by Hon. Judge
Wright and others. A stand will
serve lemonade, ice cream, cake,
and candies. etc., on the grounds.
Everybody prepare . dinner and
come out and enjoy the day.
COMMITTEE.
The Governor has appointed Mr..
C. V. Harris, Editor Of the Athens
Journal, Trustee of the Gall.polis
Asylum. Bro. Harris is an honest,
sensible man: liberal on non politi-
cal matters, public spirited with all
enterprises for the public good. He
will make a Trustee useful to the In
stitution, and be credit to our party
which as minority member. he rep
resents on the Board.
John S. Palmer probably the only
successful man Of Logan OHIO. drew
through his agent Henry A. Palmer,
in the great National Lottery No
$685. this represents farm of 100
acres in South west Okla. just how
valuable this farm may be is not yet
As his agent will not bs per-
mitted 10 eelect or file ON it until
Sept. 9th. f. A. Palmer is former
citizen of Hooking County and has
other powers as attorney from Log
an parties too late however to regist
er for the drawing John S. will re-
cieve due notice through the Mail of
his success.
DIR. Harm gton has sold his
Drug store, the firm succeeding,
Bort 4 Co. DIR. Harrington has
been in business in Logan for
thirty two yeas, and has made a
competence. His sue
cessors, Mr., Lew Bort, manager
in charge is native to the Logan
monor born, an accomplished
Druggist, a clever gentleman, and
will be a valuable accession to the
business circles of our city. The
new firm has our best wishes for
success, and in wishing this We
hope their business may by as sue
cessful as that of DR.. Harrington.
To the Lutherans Of Hooking and
ajacent counties, let it be known that
The Evang Luth. St. Peters, st. job n
md St. Matt. congregations will
celebrate their annual joint Mission
Festival at Rempers Grove, Sun.
next, Aug. 9Th. Prof. Pfeiffer of
Columbu u. will deliver a sermon
On Home Mission aud Rev.. E. u.
spoehr will speak on Missions in
General. Services will begin at TO- !
30 IN AMI l. 80 p m sun time. Ad-
iresses in English. Should weather
De unfavorable, service will be held
It Logan St. Matt. church, All are