The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-04-10

race on last Saturday. lntermen
in Oak Grove cemetery on Sunday
afternoon. Rev. Steward conducted
the reli gious services at the Presby-
terian church.
Mr.. Frank Johnston, Conductor
on the Hooking Valley was severe
ly injured on last Friday near Vim
ton, falling from his train, break
ing four ribs. He is at his home in
Logan, and receiving the best OF
care, and at this writing is getting
along as well as could be expected
Mr.. F. NJ. Mckay was called to
his old home in Clinton County or
last Monday by the death of his
mother She was an invalid for some
Years, and her death was not unex.
pecned. Mr.. Mckay has the sympa-
thy of this community In the beresv-
ment, the death of his mother brings
to his heart and his home.
Mr.. Mayron Pond, formerly
cashier of the First Bauk of Lo-
gan, and for the last year past,
cashier of the Somerset Bank, has
been engaged to take charge of
the new Saving Bank at Murray
City. Mr.. Pond is a trustworthy
business man, clever gentleman,
and we are assured'he will make the
Murray Bank a business success.
Father Kessler, nephew of Frank
md the Misses Kate and Mary
Kessler of our town, and who has
been assistant Priest at the CO.
Iumbus Cathedral has been ap-
pointed pastor of the church at
5allipolis. Fr. Kessler is a young
nan of usual talent, and the cor
at Galiipolis is to be
in his appointment.
Twenty five members were receiv-
ID into the Presbyterian church on
asst Sabbath. DIR. II, J. Steward
will speak in the morning on New
converts. At Z p. m. fhere will be
Praise service with special mnsic
y the choir,including repetition of
he beautiful music sung on Easter.
4 special offering will be taken to
ssist the choir in getting new music.
The Auditor Office and Jury room
ave both been repaired and very
,uch improved, both in appearance
nd comfort. The Auditors Office
as been Plastered, papered and car
e,ed. The two jury rooms have
cen made into one, giving comfor-
lble accommodation. The purpose
to paint the hall and make some
her needed Improvement. The
are to be commend
for the good sensible work done.
Valley Lodge No. go and
ueen Vashti Lodge No. 533 1. o.
(. F. will give % cent dinner
, Saturday, April 10Th. Proceeds
n papering their Hall. Odd Eel
ws out of town are expected to
As many as can, bring
ewed chicken and potatoes. Ev-
y body invited.
MENU
.ewed chicken and gravy, roast
eats, cold slaw, mashed potatoes,
sauce, bread, butter,
Lies, coffee, pies, cake, etc.
DR.. Mansfield and family have
moved to Columbus where they
i'll make their future home. We
gret their departure from the
ciety of our city, but hope that
ey may find the Capital City I
pleasant a home, and may make
many friends as they have in
e Queen City. DIR. Mansfield
III continue his office here, and |.
IL be in Logan on Friday and
.turday to attend to all patrons
10 give him a call.
Dr.. BeerY has removed from Un-- !.
/ Furnace, and occupies the late :
idence of DR.. Mansfield. He will
We his office in the rooms formerly ,
CT DR.. Dye. DR.. BeerY is not a S
anger n our town. He was for f
lrs, one Of our most esteemed cit P
rs and in coming to Logan, he
mes home again. DR.. Besry is au a
physician, one of the 2
mbers of the pension board and a
leasant social gentleman. He, and
family are cordially welcomed to n
society of the good people of Z: e
gan.
invitations were revived in our a
Y, announcing the marriage of .
s. Mary Elizabeth, the accom-
she'd daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
rick Hanifin Of Ronceverte, w. a.
;, to Mr.. Robert Mann, at the :,
ne of the Bride, Wednesday,