The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-05-28
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Local News.
DR.. Steward is visiting in Ath.
ems and Marietta this week.
The commissioners are in session
this week as board of equaiiza-
tion. : .
Mr.. Otto Love of Somerset wa
. business visitor in Logan We'd
nesday. '2-';''
Prof. Henderson of Glouster ha
been elected superintendent Of th'
Macarthur schools. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Haglehime
of Columbus were the guests o
Mr.. and Mrs. ed Mattox Sunday.
Prof. McVey, a Hockiagite, ha'
beea reelected superintendent o.
the Sidney schools with an increas'
Of salary.
Athens, following the lead OF
Logan. has organized an improves
ment society, with Mrs. Judge de
Steigur, president.
Miss Rose Stalter was the pleas
ant hostess for the Progressive Pc
dro club last Friday evening. Miss
Mary Beck received first prize.
Mrs. Rouse Of the Rock House,
in the 44th year of her age, is re-
ported in very feeble health and
not expected to live many more
days.
A meeting of laboring men in
the Red Mems hall on last Satur-
day evening was addressed by w.
II. Haskins. president of the State
Miners Union.
DR.. Oatley, who has been in
Cleveland and Mansfield for the
past week, looking after his farm
interests in the vicinity of the lat
tor, has returned home.
Jake RecktenwAld took advant.
age of the low rates Sunday and
visited his father. who is seriously
iii. He will take his summer va
patton hunting SCOTS creek turtle.
The remains of Mrs. Theresa
Wkitcraft, aged 81, mother of Mr..
Em. Martini. were Brought from
Delaware, O., and inferred in the
temetefy near Ewing on last Sum
aax;
.'Puzzled People, will be DR..
II. J. Stewards Sunday morning
subject at the Presbyterian church
No evening service on account OF
the union meeting at the Method
ist church.
VIM. Rider, one Of the prominent
farmers of Goodhope. was a wei
bone visiter last Friday. He re-
ports the crops in promising con-
dition and a good prospect for
fruit, especially black berries.
Prof. J. P. Nunemaker has been
Fs-elected superintendent Of the
3Sbs schools With an increase in
ea;ary. This IL the 9th time he
has been engaged here, d .compli-
ment to his ability and success as
: teacher. -;
Stiers & Co. invite the patronage
of the SENTINEL readers. Our read
ers are the substantial people of
Hooking We recommend that
they read the advertisement, and
70 to the store before making pur-
chases elsewhere.
Joln Lent, who was so seriously
cut and bruised in neck and head
ct Haydenville, last week, by Tom
Wycuff, was in consultation with
Prosecuting Attorney McBroom on
hast Saturday. The case will be
investigated by the grand jury.
We will be able to show Wall
Paper Monday, May 25th. On ac-
count OF the work it takes to assoft
and put in shape this paper, we
must have few days to arrange
tor this sale. Next week look out
for Bargains in Wall Paper at
Bort & Co's Drug Store.
Ex-Postmaster Dalrymple of
Neisonvilie, now of Sullivan coun-
ty, Indiana, was a visitor in our
city on last Monday. He has re-
Gently been employed. as manager
Of the coal works of the American
Tin Works, at q salary of So, 900
. year. Dal is in good health and
good spirits, and is red hot for
Cleveland.
Bro. n. E. Arnold, editor of the
Marion Mirror and Secretary of the
State Democratic Editorial Associ-
alton, was q welcome caller on last
Friday. He represents the pros
poets Of the party most encourag-
ing. and q general feeling all over
the state that the boss reign of
Hanna. Cox has run its course in
Ohio. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Acker, on |
last Tuesday evening, the 2sd an
niversary of their wedding, enter
tanned the Domino club. The eve
ming was pleasantly spent and the
company Hospitality entertained,
all Joining in the wish for repeated
club meeting as jolly as this and
many more wedding anniversaries
as happy as the one just passed.
At the recent conclave of Red
Men, Pocahontas degree, held in |