The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-03-21

OF her store. ana Will laSniOn Dats
and bonnets to the latest styles. Mrs.
! Thornburg invites her friends to call
and see her. Opening announcement
will be made next week.
The financial Report of the City
Clerk, published elsewhere IN this
paper, is deserving of careful atten-
ton. 1t shows the business condition
of our finances. Mr.. Beck, the ac.
complished City Clerk is to be COM
p!emented upon The very excellent
and clear and concise report he
makes.
doc" Galley has bought The
Armstrong Livery Stable, and will
give his attention to conducting the
business. He is an enterprlsing man
and will make the business, we hope
no: only profitable to himself, but to
the accommodation of the Logan pub
lie. lie proposes to keep good ard
safe rigs, and invites his friends to
give him a cal.
Post Master Kelly of Union
Furnace, his name identifying him
with stalwart people, was in the
city on last Tuesday, mixing with
the McKays and others of that Irish
origin, in the purpose to crown John
O'White Boss OF the Post Office DIS
pensary. Ed O'Kelly is a fair going
man, and why he should not fight
the rule of king in this country as
did his people in Ireland, is the
mystery to most of us.
Elsewhere is the advertisement
of Mrs. McBride's Opening Exhibi-
ton and sale of Millinery goods. The
Misses Mcbride are accomplished IN
their work. They are ladies advanced
in the fashions as well as in the pro-
perties for the person. Suitable goods
are suggested. and customers are Civ
en- what Will best suit them, The
Mcbride Millinery store Is the long
est established of any in Logan. The
goods on sale are the best in quality,
the latest in fashion, the most reas-
enable In price. See advertisement.
The Presbytery of Athens which
includes Marietta, Pomeroy and about
80 other churches, will meet in the
Logan Presbyterian church Tuesday
evening, April 9th (the Tuesday after
Easter) and hold three days session,
the Ladies Missionary Societies will
meet with them and among the speak
ers will be the Indian orator Emmett,
who has recently spoken IN Gin Gin
natl and Chicago. Entertainment
will be furnished to all Delegates,
and dinner and supper will be served
to all, coming from a distance, at the
church.
The late issue of the Ohio Far
mer has a pretty picture of the home
of Squire Frank Martin of Marion TIP.
1t is an excellent and artistic picture
of the home of one of the best men
of our county. The house Is two
stories, with side porch entrances and
wide verandas. The yard is open to
the road, with a venerable strong
armed tree on one side and cluster
ing Towering shrubs on the other.
The picture Is prettiest in this, that
outside the yard at the fence, the
squire, with his family of children
stand holding open the gate for the
SENTINEL man or those who NAV
come that way, in welcome and hos
pital invitation to come in, latch
string out, the gate wide open.
The Twice Five club had a
pleasant meeting at Mr.. McKays on
Monday night. Mr.. Harrington de.
livered an interesting lecture ON the
recent explorations illustrating by a
complete map OF the polar regions.
Mr.. Green advanced the proposition
that the polar regions were at one
time of tropical elm ate, and the de-
Election of the axis of the earth, which |
he claimed occurred suddenly explains
the presence of tropical Vegetation
and animals, found embedded in the
ice. The discussion following the
papers, was interesting, members all
taxing part.
The next meeting will be on Mon
day evening at Mr.. Petlts, Messrs
White and Petit will discuss Magma |
Charta. DR.. Moore, a former men,
ber of the club, and DR.. Frentze were
guests of the club.
Mrs. Mckay entertained the COM
pany with excellent and elegant re-
freshments.
Messrs Steward, Harrington and
Green were appointed a committee
on Anniversary Banquet and Sum-
mer Outing.
For Sale or Rent.