The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-12-18

the young iarhers' appreciate 'he
SENTINEL.
Miss Nash of Gallip"lis, returning
FROM the funeral Of her relative,
Judge Nash Of Columbus. SnnIayed
in Logan, the guest oi Miss Nan Nc
Bride.
The SENTINEL, sent 10 your friends
IN distant parts would be an accept
able Christmas Gift. Only 81 year,
2 cents week.
A number of our business men
have large stock OF holiday goads.
which fact they have kept = secret.
The goods may also be kept.
The Farmers Institute was
great success. On account Of delay
in getting copy Of proceedings. and a
crowd u: holiday business, the report
will 80 over for next week.
The Short Skate club ~,ll give
Ball on Monday evening. prremb'-r
goth. in Red Mems hall. the entire
pr"cee.is to he given I" the poor.
Tickets 81. AL our rnte,rr,sing
merchants have contributed literally
10 the fund. Particulars next week.
Prot Adolf Luie OF Cincinnati.
member OF the Forestv Commission.
aud occasional contributor to the
Enquirer. is travelling this week
through our county, making note "f
distinguished trees. On bis Turner
v,s,t he took 4 picture Of Judge
Brigh.'s Elm, which appeared in the
Enquirer.
Cy Warman writes in the REVIEW
OF Reviews for Crcemhsr. ON 1.-The
Giant Gruwth of the 500. y" d~scrib-
ing the receut marvellous industrial
developments on each eide "t the Sa"ls
Ste. Marie. ~ the result Of the bu'id-
,ng aud utilization of great power
canals.
Comrade Oliver Orn who with
Uncle Sam i:tiv-rs..n arr all who are
left among us of the Old Guard Of
Mexican war soldiers was 4 pleas
ant visitor last Monday. The oil
veteran in in good health and spirits.
aud lives in pleasant coDtentment in
his hc me near Logan. where We hope
his days Of peace may bs long con-
tinued.
All roads lead TO the Opera Honsr
Deceml'er 10Th, for the lovers 1T
fun. mirth aud frolic, the attraction
heing Perks Bad Boy" The cas-,
includes some of last seasons favor
ties with Jne Madison in the title
role. Fred Wenzel an the German
gruceryman. The Madison Broth
ers easily prove III. mselv,s the smart
est boxers and bag puncters Of their
age.
There are hnt few readers that are
unarquainied with Psck's Bad B"y.
Thnse that have not been introduced
to him in book form have seen him
on the stage. Manager George W.
Heath has bad h,m renovated and
the farce. as it will be presented st
the Opera House. Dec. 19sh. will
have many improvements. many sddi-
tional pranks, new sayings aud orig
inal situations.
Prot. E Serb Mavfrah, u Russian
Sorialist, who Is engaged in si,sslying
the different phases OF our American
poli,irs. Is in the city this week.
There perhaps is no lace "n the con-
iinent where a Brahmin could lind
a more diversified condition than
here IN Logan. He will perhaps go
from here to Venezuela, aud follow
the political movements in that dis
tracted country.
We learn that Arthur. son Of Steve
Stiers. of Haydenvils. is 0n the way
tc Liverpool, having purchased an
interest in ship load Of Christmas
beef cattle for that market He ex.
poets TO spend Christmas in L"ndon,
Liverpool and South uf England
among the relatives Of his mother.
who came from England when g'rl
Is years old. As he will go in ON
these relatives unawsres it will be
quite surprise to them.
Mr.. Tom Sunderland. our former
Logan boy, now OF Deltsrt, Texas, /
and occupying a prominent position
in the Rock Island Railroad service,
at that place. Is home this week Wis
rting bis relatives and friends, and
receiving a hearty welcome from all
he meets. Tommy has been g"ne sew
en- hong years from Logan. and has
not changed anv ouly that he is
thorough railroad man. and hand
somer, # tha, could be, thsn ever.
He is a member of the SENTINEL