The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-11-05
LOCAL EVENTS.

The president has named Nov. %,
as Thanksgiving Day.
Wait for the home talent enter
tainment, Thanksgiving week.
DR.. Aplin was called to Cam
bridge last week by the death of his
mother.
The Logan Gas Company struck a
5,0oU, 900 foot well on the Strayer
farm, southeast of Lancaster, Satur-
day afternoon.
500 to Pomeroy and return; Is
cents to Jackson and return Sunday,
November 9Th. Special train leaves
Logan at 8:25 a. m.
Married at his resideuc in Logan,
Ohio, October 31st 1908, by Rev. ] (.
T.. Williams, Mr.. Walter Lehman
and Miss Caroline Gordon.
Robert Wright's feed store sup
plies long felt want in our town
He buys and sells hay, grain and ar
tlcles of feed. See bis ad.
Andy COLLISION, one of our old and
most cultured citizens, died on last
Saturday. Funeral at Ewing on
Sunday. Obituary next week.
Excursion to Columbus, Sunday,
Nov. sth. $1.00 for round trip.
Tickets good going on train leaving
Logan at 700 a. m. aud $40 a. m.
Prof. Nunemaker of Jobs, dis
missed school and came home to
vote. Joe is democrat, and not
afraid nor ashamed to express his
principles.
Frank Rochester took vacation
from the public service, and came
home from Columbus to vote. Frank
is faithful, dutiful to his party. He
gets his reward.
For good Dill pickles go to
Snider's store.
w. r. c., No. 326 desires full
attendance of officers and members
at their next session on Nov. 7th,
1908. By order Of
Mrs. LAURETTA WILLIAMS.
An increase of pension was gran
ted to A. M. McCune of Marion
township. Hooking county, from Sl2
to sl7 per mouth through the agency
of ]. L. Younker, of Maxville, Ohio.
Mr.. e. v. Wright, receiver of the
Hooking Coal Co., sold portions of
the tract to Picket & Wolf. The
lands are we'll timbered, and were
bought by the sawmill men tor that
reason.
"The Fall of Solomon" will be
DR.. H. J Stewards Sunday morning
subject at abe Presbyterian church.
At Z p. M, he will speak on "Fatal
FalIacies." Good music at both
services.
The Knights of Pythias Of the
Goth district, composed Of the coun-
ties of Hooking, Vinton and Perry,
are in session in cur city day. The
visiting Knights are meeting with 2
hearty welcome from all our people |
The Earnest Gamble Recital, un
der the auspices of the Library Asso-
citation was we'll attended. The
Opera House was crowded with the
intelligence of Logan. The enter
tainment was classical music, and
was highly appreciated.
WANTED, young men who can in
vest a few dollars each month in
New Interurbia Railway. Stock
holders only employed. secures po-
eition when road is built. Address
the T. C. & c. Ry., Co., L, SIS,
The Spltzer, Toledo, Ohio.
Bn5 Montgomery ,s having his
hotel remodeled and repaired, and
when the work of Improvement is
completed, will have one of the
most convenient and commodious
hotels in the Valley. Bub is
pleasant. accommodating gentleman,
and we bespeak for him liboral pat
ronage from the public.
The Twice Five Club held its
meeting at Judge Rright's Oh last
Monday evening. Subject, "Evi-
denccs OF Christianity" Interesting |
papers were read by Messrs Harring-
ton and Mckay. The next meeting
will be at Mr.. Doherty's on next
Monday evening. Subject, "What
shall be done with the Negro" Pa
pers by Messrs Woodwork and
Green.
Mr.. Ed. Engle, for many years,
printer and foreman in the SENTINEL
Office, and lately employed at the
McManigle Brick Works, has sc-
cepted the position of manager of a
brick plant at Darlington near
Pittsburg. Ed. has the good wishes
of the SENTINEL, all the printer
boys and his many good friends in