The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-01-16


OF recovery. When asked few days
ago, "Whats the matter with you?
be answered, "The same as was the
matter with Uncle Robert Wright,
eIghty-two years old"
DIR. Rannells, health officer, is at.
tending the State Convention in Co
lumbus this week, of the State
Health Association.
An epidemic almost of Grip is
prevailing at this time in Logan.
Mrs. Sabiras Kessler isqnite sick
with inhammatory rheumatism.
The meeting of tie Twice Five
Club, at Mr.. Mokay's on Monday
night of last week was very inter
esting one. DR.. Arl,n read an irte--
s>ting paper on Slavery which call
ed out a general discussion. The
next meeting will be at MIR. Ie,its
home. subject, Arbitration.
1t is hoped that the milk trust
formed by Chicago capitalists ana
organized at Columbus, will not af-
iect our Athens Asylum Dairy. An
arrangement of that kind might in
terfere with the milk maid, Col.
Sands.
The Hooking County Gsand Jury
recommended a new Court House.
The Grand Jury will perhaps begin
building roads, so that the new Court
House can be reached hy tax payers
living on country roads.
why don't you pave Main street,
asks our country people. we can
get to town on on passsble roads. but
must hitch at the corporation line
To pare Main street requires the con-
ent of at least two thirds of the
property holders on the street. The
efoIt has twice been made to get
the necessary number and the efforts
have failed. A large majority of tile
citizens of Logan want the street
paved, but few persons sustained
in their right of objection by the
law, object. And what can be done
about il?
Col. Weldy entertained the Fine
Needle Club on last Mon lay even.
ing to banquet spread with FIVE
hundred CLAIMS. The clans were no.
caught in the usual way, in a sack
at midnight, out in the woods on a
log, but we're captured, by The hos
of the evening in way that only
himself knows the how. The party
was a very pleasant social affair, snd
all present enjoyed j. very much.
Fhe U. ). Civil Service Comnjss-
ion gill bold examinations at sever
al places in each state during March
and April, to secure young men and
women for the government service.
9.SS9 persons secured positions by
these examinations. Probable 10, 900
appointments will be made this
year. All appointments are for life
and for most positions only COM
mon school education is required.
Salaries at appointment vary from
$50 to 1900 dollars with liberal pro.
motion afterwards. Politics is not
considered. Those desiring places of
this kind can get full information
free, by writing to the Columbian
Correspondence College, " ashing-
ton, D. c. for its Civil Service cata-
logpe, number three,
During the last week, when Nash,
who controls the management of Asy-
Ium was being inaugerated Cover
nor, and when Foraker, who controls
the appointment of Post masters. was
being reelected-John White was in
conspicuous presence. Where, Ol
where was Judge Bright and Arch
bishop Sands?
Mr.. Jacob Savey and Miss Maggie
Green were married ON last Tuesday
morning at o'clock at st. Johns
church by Rev. Father Powers.
Mr. F. P. "Chuk" Armstrong
haa sold his residence snd livery to
Doc. Oatley. consideration 100000
and will remove on the first of
April to Columbus where he has
purchased property. = - =
Mr. Glenn Kreig, conductor on the
T. 90. G. r. r. is in our city, with
hi. family, called by the dangerous
illness of his father Mr.. Joseph
Kreig.
The Rathbone Sisters, gave to the
public, on last Tuesday evening, an
installation of their newly elected
officers. The program was excellent
and enjoyed by all who were in at
tendance.
Miss Maggie May Eeale has been
promoted to the responsible position
of File Clerk for the United States
Postal Telegraph and Cable Co. IN
Chicago: Miss Yeals is a competent
young lady and her promotion is
we'll merited. Miss Veale visited in |