The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-10-22
LOCAL EVENTS.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Gil,

Judge Middleton. of Waverly
held court here this week.
MISS Farrell of Athens, is a guest
this week of Mrs. Ed. Beck.
Mr. Ralf Mason, Gs Coshocton,
was a Logan visitor, Monday.
Miss Emma Snider is attending
the fair in Somerset, this W 'ek.
Mr.. Clarence Kyle, of Athens,
was Sunday visitor with Logan
friends.
Don't fail to hear John !. Lentz
at Opera House, Saturday night,
October 81.
Miss Ella Stalter left Wednesday
for an extended visit with relatives
in Somerset.
Father Cush, of New Lexington,
held services Sunday, in st.
Johns church.
Mr. Joseph Elder and wife, of
Shawnee, were Sunday visitors,
guests OF their daughter, Mrs.
Worries.
Miss Carry Lutz, of, Chicago,
arrived in Logan, Friday, called
here by the serious illness of her
father, Adam Lutz.
Fir. Sullivan, for thirty years the
good priest at St. Patrick's, near
Junction City, was welcomed Wis
itor on last Monday.
Miss Rose Anderson was hostess
for the Progressive Pedro Club,
last Friday night. Miss Rose
6talter won first prize.
Miss Mary Beck entertained the
Progressive Pedro Club at her
home, Tuesday, complimentary to
Miss Farrell, of Athens.
Miss Sue Ward, who is spending
the winter with her grand mother,
Mrs. S. E. Mcbride. attended a
dance in Corning, Tuesday night.
The fire company was called out
at 4 o'clock Friday morning by the
Whippoorwill. The fire was at
the McManigle Brick works, and
was soon quenched.
We are glad to know that Will
Brandt, who has been sick with
malaria fever for the last month is
getting well and will soon be able
TO be out and about again.
The Lancaster Democrat notes
that ''Misses Mary and Kate Kess
ler, Of Logan, are visiting their
brother Mr.. John n. Kessler and
family, of South High street,"
aWas Jesus a friend of womens"
will be DR.. H. j. Stewards Sunday I
morning subject at the Presbyterian
church. At Z p. m., he will speak
on the s.Greatest blessing in the
World" Go,d music at both serv-
ices.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will hold rummage sale on
Friday and Saturday of this week, IN
the room one door west of Rochester
4 Sons store. A good chance to
get ready made clothing, and many
other articles very cheap.
WANTED. young men who can in-
vest a few dollars each month in
New 1nterurtia Railway: Stock
holders only employed, secures po-
sition when road is built. Address
the T. G. & C. Ry., Co., L, 565,
The Spltzer, Toledo, Ohio: i
Editor Frame of the Straitsville ;
Record, passed through Logan ON
last Saturday on his way to Colo
RADIO, where he will have two
weeks vacation. In his absence
the Record will be we'll taken care
of by the accomplished girls and /
the red headed boy.
The q. B. Conference at Wester-
nile last week elected Rev. George
5eiger presiding elder of Wester-
lille, and w. II. Wright for Logan, {
both Of Hooking county, Marion
;ownship. Rev. Saunders has :
leen continued minister In charge
# the logan congregation:
There was nice family reunion 1
# the Ckerrys at the old farm on {
oct. 18th. There were present h
bout thirty descendants Of Moses II
a. Cherry and they will keep up V
he reunion next year. Mr.. Geo. o
?. Cherry was appointed Pres. b
lrs. Eina Miller, Sec. Three sons, C
1 grand children, and 10 great
.rand children were present. There
re several hundred members of
h.. &,ao Ia TT,,