The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-10-16

Martin Aupp died Saturday frop
fnx,
/ Miss Zella Schwenke is visiting
friends and relatives in Lancaste
thi. week.
We regret TO learn that DR.. Bios
scr and Andy Sickles are both yer.
sick, with but slight hopes Of re
coyerY.
The U. B. Conference of the Dis
trict OF South eastern Ohio, is il
session at Oak Hill, Jockson county
this week.
Miss Elizabeth McMan,gal left OF
last Monday for Oberlin to attend
the nesting of the American Mission
ary society.
Mrs. Mary E. Lee of New Plym.
outh, prominently connected with the
Grange, was visitor In our city on
last Saturday.
Mr. Elijah Harsh, an old-timer Of
Hooking, now resident of Iowa, il
visiting his brothers, Sam and Ezra.
spd his many other relatives in our
county.
Mr.. Cbas. Frash, an old time Lo-
gan resideLt, now q "hoosier," is in
the city visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Trash. and shaking hands
with his legion of friends.
Uncle Jacob Butin celebrated his
9sth anniversary on Friday of last
week. The venerable old man is in
good health and has promise Of
many years vet to come.
she's . radiant, witching, won.
drous gem, that beautiful, blushing
wife of mine. She is an angel op
earth. 90 you can be. only take Rocky
Mountain Tea. For sale at Bort d
Co.'S Drug Store.
To be gwen away tree. A fine
$1,000 Kodak. A ticket given free
With every SC worth of goods bought
Of me from July IS, to Dec. l, 1902.
Geo. schafer. Opera House DEug
Store. Logan. Ohio.
The remains of Mrs. Smith, our
former citizen. sister Of Mrs. Lee
Black and Mrs. Collins, who died in
Columbus in the SOth year Of her
age. we're inferred in Oak Grove
op last Tuesday.
Mr.. Cornelius NJ. Clark and wife.
Of Baker Springs. Kansas, are here
visiting, Mrs, CLARK is sister Of Mr..
McLain, and she and her
husband have many good friends in
Logan and Hocklpg who will give
hem hearty welcome.
We are glad to know that the
present officials Of the Hooking VAL
ey have all been retained. TIE off
'ials WHO are capable, faithful men
md gentlemen. are deserving of this
assurance of their worth. |
They have our congratulations. |
There are stylea in watches as well
8 clothes. The latest styles in wo-
mems watches are here. including
ONE beautiful and dainty cbatelaips |
'atches, handsomely epamied or en-
,raved. some set with precious stones.
Cases JRwELRY STORE.
The Knights Of Columbus, on last
friday. Qctoher 19th, celebrated the
10th anniversary Of the landing of
IN the new world. The
ccasion brought together about 600
nights from all parts of Ohio. SixyI
ew members were initiated, among
he number were, from Logan,
Eessre. Harry s. Green, Frank i
rown, John ]. Moriarity, George
berst. A splendid banquet was
rived by the local chapter Of the
ty, and . number of addresses were
ade by eminent men Of the order.
Mr.. John Sweaney, of California.
a., has purchased the Van Horn sa-
on. He took possession the Srat
the month. Mr.. Sweaney is not =
ranger in Logan. For years be has
'eu engaged in mining in the Val
y and Is considered one of the most
pert machine mep in the coal re-
ons. He is 9 clever, pleasant, So
al gentlenas, and will not only
Id the old bot rap,dly acquire new
,stomers. He retains Messers. Beck
ID Tedrow, thereby insuring you 6
omps, courteous and geutlemaulY 8
Mrs. A. ]. Morris died al her home >
Cripple Greek. Colorado, Septem- 2
II ssth. Her remains we're brought t
Logan. October 8. and inferred by
Q side of her husband and two chll. 2
en-, in the old cemetery. Mr.. Ed I
orris. of Cripple Creek. Colorado,
r.. Ida Morse Of Princeton, Illinois, :
d Mrs. Florance Thornton, of g