The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-05-29

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President Ell of Athens Univer-
sity was visitor of the schools on
last Tuesdap.
Uncle John Nutter had the mis-
fortune to fall, one day last week
and break his leg. He is in the
S9th year of his age, and it is fear
ed he can not recover.
Mr.. Daniel Schaui, one of the
prominent farmers of, Marion, af-
ter brief illness, died on last
Thursday. Interment in the
Lutheran cemetery, on Rush creek
The county commissioners are in
session this week, as a Board Of
Equalization. Those who have
complaints to make of assessors
returus should call on the Board
at the earliest time possible.
Col. Coon Reichiey and Gen.
John +. Shaw, corps commanders of
the unterrified forces in the Benton
Province. were in the city on Satur-
day and report the Philippines quiet
on Queer Creek.
Mothers, Yes one package makes
two quarts Of baby medicine. See
directions. There in nothing just
as good for babies and children as
Rocky Mountain Tea. S5 cents.
Bort & Co.
"Chuck" Armstrong has bought
the lot across the alley from the
Jail, will return to Logan, and
bnlld a large livery stable. Chuck
and family will be heartily vel
coined back home again.
Mr.. George Smith of Haydenville
has been assigned work at the Logan
gan Railway Shops. Mr.. Smith is
one of the faithful and reliable rail
road men and We hope he will be-
come permanent citizen of Logan.
We give our readers lots of in
teresting news this week on tie in
side pages of the paper. Read and
compare the SENTINEL: with any or
all the other papers you take. Then
secure a new subscriber. for the best.
The Elks of which society Mr..
w. H. Henderson is an ex Exalted
Ruler, gave him a farewell social
banquet at Elks Hall on Monday
avening. Mr.. Henderson left for
his new field of work in Mansfield
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Rochester is visiting
with friends and rel elatives in Logan
this week. After June lst, Mr..
and Mrs. Rochester will make their
home in Columbus, the duties of Mr..
Rochester as Travelling Auditor
requiring him to make his head
quarters in the Capital City.
The Mayor Shawnee has Issued
an order to the marshall to kill
all dogs on the street without muz-
zles, or not accompanying their
masters. The owner of the un-
muzzled dog will be fined $500. A
day of Mayor Flemings rule in
Logan might make good rid
dance.
The Northwestern Gas Co. an at
tachment of the Standard Oil is put
ting down a twelve inch pipe line
from the gas fields in West Va.
to the pumping station at Sugar
Grove. The line passes through
Hooking north of Murry City, near
Webbs Summit and three miles
north Of Logan.
Auditor Bowen and the auditors
of Fairfield and Pickaway counties
met at Ash Cave last week and ap-
praised the Salt Creek r. r. The
road was appraised, same valuation
as last year. The Auditors each
optioned a corner lot at the metri-
politan city and are happy in rich
expectations when the palace
Pullman's nasa their front doors.
The memorial sermon by Rev.
W. S. Baker in U. B. Church last
Sunday was Thoughtful, eloquent
and impressive. The church was
filed with an appreciating audience.
Mr.. Baker is one Of the prominent
members of his church, and his ad.
dress on last Sunday sustains the
reputation he has established as a
minister of profound thought and
eloquent impressive expression and
delivery.
The New Lexington Tribune re-
ports that-Samuel Hull If Nc
Luney, witness before the Com
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