The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-03-19
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We are glad to note the bright
little II months old child of w. p.
Pargeon, who has been 80 seriously
ill for the past few weeks, is con-
'valescing.
st. Patrick's day was not form
ally celebrated in our city, but the
"wearing of the green'' was con-
spicious over warm hearts, Of old
| and young.
Miss Kate Doyle, attendant at
the Cleveland Asylum, who has
been spending her vacation with
her sister. Mrs. Murtha, returned
to her duties yesterday.
Makes mother eat, makes father
eat, makes grandma eat, makes
grandpa eat, makes the children
eat. Rocky Mountain Tea does it.
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SENTINEL readers. Our readers are
among the substantial people of
Hooking county who have good
money and lots of it,. Read the
advertisement.
Miss Lamb, Of Athens, lectured
on Temperance at the Methodist
church, on last Sunday evening.
The church was crowded. She
spoke on the text, ssThe Handwri-
ting on the Wall," and made ap-
plication of the text to the subject
of the discussion.
The Masons and ladies OF the
Eastern Star have added to the
equipment of their lodge room an
elegant new Baldwin Piano. The
James block neighbors were enter
tanned on Tuesday evening with q
delightful "opening' musicale by
a number of our most accomplished
Logan musicians.
Mr.. John Henderson, one of our
most enterprising young Logan
man, was elected secretary of the
Logan Natural Gas Co., at their
meeting on last Saturday. The
position is one of honor and respon
sibility, and John is to be congrat-
ulated upon this recognition of his
merits. The Logan Natural Gas
Co. is one of the wealthiest corpor-
ations in the state.
Fr. Powers delivered an impress
i've sermon on Intemperance, at st.
Johns church on last Sunday eve
ming. He spoke from the text,
Glove of God and Love of Neigh |
Dor, and of Mans High Estate in
Creation, as God made him." His
picture of the Drunkard, and the
evils attendant upon excessive
drink were most impressive. The
church was crowded, many mem
bers Of other churches being pres
ent.
The body of the young man Yea
ger, who was drowned in the river
while stretching telephone wire,
notice of which was published last
week, has not yet been found.
Searching parties continue the
work. The Telephone company
offers a reward of $50 and an ad-
ditional reward by the relatives of
500 is offered for the recovery of
the body.
The Twice Five club had an in=
teresting meeting at Mr.. John F.
Whites on last Monday evening.
Papers by Messrs. Bright on Grant
and Daugherty on Lee were read.
The characters of these two de-
'tinctive types Of American men of
The civil war was discussed also by
Mr.. White, Harrington, Judge
Wright and DR.. Steward. The
lost and hostess were voted thanks