The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-07-16
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Infants shoes at 25 cents pc
pair.at Clem C. Biningers.
Mr.. Elmer Petit was in Colnmbu
yesterday on professional business.
Atty. Ed Rickett was in the cit,
Monday ON business before the Pro
but Court,
The administration Republica,
Grosvenorites will hold . primar,
election next Saturday.
Ed Hartley of Bucbanon, Yves
Va. is visiting friends and relative
in the city this week.
Mr.. Frank Meyers has now fol
sale nice lot of homemade honey,
which be will sell cheap.
Dick Kelley who has been in the
oil fields Of West Va, for the las
l6 months came home on . vacation
last Saturday.
Mrs. McAulef of Columbus wa
. visitor in our city Yesterday, AMI
while here sold her property in Oak
land to Mr.. Cook.
Mr.. George Burberry, one of ou1
Oldest citizens, sustained . stroke ol
paralysis last Friday, and his reccv
cry is very doubtful.
The Hooking Valley will sell ex
cureion tickets to Columbus on &C
unit of the races today and tomor
rJw, good for return Saturday.
About dozen Of the Loyal Home
League Republicans held . conf
dental meeting in the Red Men'l
hall on last Saturday.
An Ice Cream Social will be given
at the Fairview NJ. E. Church, near
Enterprise, on the evening of July
25th for benefit Of the church. See
bills.
Col. Wsldy has been appointed
By the State Bar Association as men,
ber from this district, on COMMITTEES
Of admission to membership of the
association.
Judge Wright, delegate form the
Logan Elks and Mrs. Wright will
leave next Sunday for Baltimore to
attend the National Encampment of
Elks to be held in that city.
Ex-Congressman Dennis Donavan
Of Napoleon, O., was a visitor in our
city last week on legal buslnese, rs
attorney for the defendant in the
Woueben divorce case.
cial feature of the service was the
mcst excellent papers read by Earl
Butln, Roy Dupler, Noah Nune-
E:sker and Wesley Price. The
whole service was . decided success.
Mr.. J. lack Donaidson's farm
near Slraitsvllle Is the place for
s'pio" MICS. His farm of 80 acres
is all in blackberries. The vines are
laden with the finest berr,es. Zach
says they are free to all who will
pick them.
Mr.. Joseph France of near New
Plymouth is . happy man. He gets
his SENTINEL delivered at bis door,
and on Tuesday morning q young
daughter came to make him happy
In her nursing when be was done
reading his paper.
Mr.. Charley Drum. late deputy
Probate Judge, has engaged with the
Logan Steam Laundry. and will
have charge of the delivery wagon.
Charley is an enterprising young
man. and will give promyt and careful
attetion to al business entrusted In
his charge.
Judge Coultrap of Macarthur was
in the city last Saturday, coming to 4
hold q session of court in . case in |
which Judge Wright because of per-
aonal interest. could not sit. Court
had been adjourned sine die, the day |
before, and the Judge returned on |
the next train.
Mr.. George Wolf of Junction City
was in our CITY last week sackinp
the wool he had bought, fifty thous-
and and over pounds. The price paid |
was from 20 to 80 cents, placing |
In the hands of the farmers from
twelve to fifteen thousand dollars.
Mr. Wolf is good man to come to
Hooking.
/. .'Young Mems Day" was appro.
priately observed last Sunday at the
q. B. church. In the morning on
account of the rain the pastors spe-
cial address to the young men, was
postponed two weeks. In the even.
ing the young men of the church
had charge of the service in full.
ne singing was good: but tne spe-
An last Sunday morning, Ex-
Treasurer Kline sustained q stroke
of paralysis. His right side Is help
less. BE is unable to speak and is
in . much feebled condition. At
the time of going to press be was not
much improved. but it is hoped the
affection will not be fatal. His
many friends are indeed, sorry.
The United Brethren people gen.
erally should hear the address next
morning at the U. B. church
on the proposed 'Church Union" of
the Congregational, Methodist
Protestant and United Brethren
churches. Some facts pertaining to