The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-02-06
About Your Friends
Whom they Are Visiting and
Where they Are Going.
Local Items Of Interest Picked
Up for Our Sentinel
Readers.

Presiding Elder on Sunday.
The clouds parted on last Sun
day about noon and if the ground
hog was not occupied at dinner in
his den, and came out to see the
weather, he could have seen his
shadow, if he looked for it. There
is no positive information that al
though he could have seen his
shadow, that he did see it; so we
are left in donbt as to the next
six weeks, unless Prof. Frank
Myers gives US his conclusions on
the ssSous" wind.
Miss Mary Mcbride was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. A. j.
Ward, at New Lexington last
week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Ambrose of Hotel Rempel, Jan. 26,
q son.
Mtw Bssnch Ambrose has return
ed from a pleasant visit with friends
in Athens.
Mr.. C. E. Steward, of Salt Lake
City, Utah, is the pleasantly enter
tanned guest of his brother, Rev. |
DR.. Steward.
Mrs. R. d. McManigal left yes
terday for Trenton, N. j., where she
will make an extended visit with |
Rev. and Mrs. Oscar Boyd.
Mrs. John Rectenrald, Sr. is
seriously i'll at this writing with
little hopes of recovery.
The next day We celebrate is
Lincoln Birthday-February IL.
A summary of the important do
iags of Con gress and our Legislature
will be found on the second page of
this paper.
Our readers who also take other
papers, are invited TO compare with
the best of others, the SENTINEL.
We think we give the most of the
interesting Lews local and general
of any paper in this section.
Theatre excursion to Columbus,
Saturday Feb. Sth. Rate $1.00
round trip ticket, good going on
all trains of Saturday Feb. Sth and
returning not later than special
train leaving Union Depot at H.
80 p. m.
Rev. Ed Work Of Dayton enroute
to Europe, where he will make an
extended trip through the Holy
T.and. visited his mother, Mrs. John
Work, in Logan, Tuesday.
Springfield, O., Feb. l1th and
18th good for return Feb. 18th.
Half fare.
The Lebanon, Ind. Gazettee says,
that if, DR.. -, a travelling Den
tist, 'scomes back. all will be forgiv-l
en-" The paper further says "Dr.
-, the eloplng dentist is badly
wanted here and at the county seat, I,
where many are now cumming it,
awaiting his retnrn." The SENTINEL
advertises local dentists, men of our
town, men of character and responsi-
bi!Ity, and advises its readers to pat
ronize them. The SENTINEL takes
no stock in the TRAMP. no matter in
what guiss he appears.
Mrs. Xm. Hansel and daughter !,
Katie, Of near Union Furnace, are
guests of her SOD, Mr.. Charles
Hansel Of n. Walnut st. :
Commissioner II. II. West contem- o
plates moving to Logan. /,
Mr.Chas. Bowlby was in the city K
last week talking up purpose he has o
of starting in our town, a plant to p
manufacture cutting machines. We I
hope be will be encouraged to come. t.
His plant will employ twenty five or
thirty skilled mechanics, and would i,
be profit to all our business men in 3
the trade the machanic would bring. q
We hope Mr.. Bowlby can be induced O.
10 locate in Logan. G.
The Twice Five Club held regu-
lar meeting at DIR. Stewards on last g,
Monday evening. The subject, "The =,
CIVIL War" was presented by Judge :,
Bright and Dougherty in able and in 9,
leresting papers. The subject was
discussed by Messrs Woodwork,
Green and )owery The v
was served to elegant re- CT
freshments by Mrs. Steward. Senator :"
and Mrs. Glazer, parents of Mrs.
Steward and Col. Steward, brother
,f DR.. Steward, of Salt Lake City, -
were guests of the Host and the .,
Club. The next meeting will be at :,
DR.. RanneIis. ..
Married. By W. s. Baker, at their Is
,wn new home, built by the groom, u,
Feb. 3rd. Mr.. Edward NJ. XII
Godfrey and Miss Edna Kelley. sh