The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-02-13


in two places on last Saturday. She,
with three of her companions wa;
coast,ng on the School-hOuse hill
and when in front of Mr.. McCray's
residence, the string on the sled
broke throwing her against the stone
hitching block. She is reported To
be in serious condition
Wanted-A wide awake business
man 10 open up store in Logan. n
: good opening for a firm who is not
afraid to let the people know what
they have in the store to sell.
A special collection will be taken
up on next Sunday in all the Cstho-
lic churches in columbus Diosese
for the benefit of the Indian and
negroes of the western Missions.
We regret to learn that Street
Commissioner Dennis NOonan is
quite sick. 1t is hoped he will soon
be able to be ont again. He is miss
ed on tie street. He will be can
didate for his second term, and will
get, as he deserves. his nomination
from the Democrats without opposi-
ton and his election by the vote of
all parties.
"Precious Littles" will be DR.. II.
]. Stewards Sunday morning sub
ject at the Presbyterian church. At
: p. m. he will speak on "a Strange
Name" All welcome. -
Since Sunday of last week, we have
had real Ground Hog weather. Two
weeks of continued freeze dun't oft
en- happeu in Logan latitude. The
sleighing is fairl, go"d. aud coast
ing ON school house hill. never be;-
ter. a few falls and some slight
coasting accidents have not distress
ed the public much. and old and
young hope the Ground Hog will
continue in control.
Commissioner Strentz claims cred-
It Tor procuring the new appliances
and burglar proof appointments to
the County Safe. Mr.. Strentz is a
practical man Of affairs. and in his
official services thus far. has shown
impartial conduct and good common
sense.
Charley Wright was given birth
day dinner on Tuesday of last week.
Charley has our best wishes for
many more birthdays and good din
ners every day.
The Dollison Democrat was
quite interesting last week. 1t
quoted literally from the SENrr-
MEL. Its readers had opportunity
of reading some things of literary
merit and political sense.
a statenient we made some time
ago that Col sands is cathartic
and emetic in politics is being
Bro Dollison has taken
the dose. His diarrhea of words
in his last paper is evidence that
one part of the Sands composition ,
has been taken. and its effects are
Commissioner Strentz and Trim
mer are in Columbus this week !
attending the meeting of the State j
Association Of County Commits
sioners.
IT Chuck Armstrong would take
the notion to stay in Logar, and
run for Marshal, he would stir up
1 lot of ambitious fellows who
want this office. Chuck has make
/ good marshal and would start a a
lively pace if candidate.
Mr.. Dugga, having disposed of
lis stock of clothing, has re,noved
With his family to GAINESVILLE.
Charley Monroe has severed his
with the Journal-Gazette
md is travelling for Detroit Jewel
y firm.
Dick Steel of North Mulberry St,
vho has been engaged in business III
Columbus. has sold out his grocery,
nd is visiting relatives this week in
he west.
Mr.. l. Y. Hlrtzell is taking up
eases in Star and Washington for
lima Coal aud Gas Co.
About hundred new oil and gas
eases have been filed for record
he last two weeks. The recent =
eased are from Washington and
tar, heretofore considered un-
terrifOrv
Porter j. White will play Faust
onight. Faust like Uncle Toms
;abin, is standard play and :
lost of people know it by heart,
ut it is never dreary when ac- 4
omplished actors play it. Porter {
I. White is reported one of the
est actors of the country.
Al II