The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-11-12
LOCAL EVENTS.

Our public schools are progressing
nicely aud all are happy.
The churches Of this city were
well attended last Sunday.
For good Dill pickles 60 to
Snider's store.
The pay car gladdened the hearts
of the rail road boys to-day.
Col. Weldy was in Ath 'ns, Tues
day, on professional business.
Cook Book free, with recipes by
Mrs. Rorer. Sac ad. in this issue.
Gncle John Wellman, who has
been quite sick, is able to be out
again.
Auditor Martin is in Gallia Co.,
this week, hunting-huntng hick-
ory nuts.
William Whitc-aft, who has
been very low with typhoid fever,
is getting we'll.
Treasurer Nunemaker is in Ma.
rion this week hunting-hunting
stray Democrats.
The Clear Fork Band will give a
Benefit Ball in Red Men Hall on
evening of Nov. 18th.
The Rollman Meat and Food
chopper at your Dealers fyr so cents.
See advertisement iu this issue.
Wanted, one hundred new DWELL
ing houses in Logan. There is
not vacant house in the town.
Read the advertisement of Brown
Bros, the Clothiers, in this issue
Of the paper, and give them a call.
Mrs. A. D, Upton gave a recep-
ton on last Tuesday evening for
her BROTHER Walter Price and
wife.
The work of planting trees on
the Park began yesterday. The
trees are Maple, taken from the
woods
Henry Isles had the misfortune
to have three of his fingers nearly
sawed off while working at the
Logan Manufacturing Company.
Miss Louie Green, of the Senti-
mel, left on last. Monday for Somer-
set where she has engaged as stem
ographer with the Rosary Maga
zine,
DR.. Rannells was called to Ia
leski on last Monday by the sick
ness of his relative, ex-Represent-
ativc Rannells of that place.
Mr.. VIM. C. Miller, one of the
prominent young attorneys of
Lancaster, was In our city on last
Thursday on professional business.
At the late meeting of the South
Eastern Ohio Teachers Association,
Prof. Pierpont, of our city, was
elected first vice-president, an hon
or he justly deserves.
A number of strange negros have
made their appearance in Logan
The last week. Spice, perhaps,
coming to our Canaan. This is an
opportunity for our festive dogs.
Mrs. Ledger, one of our old and
most esteemed ladies 'wh no has been
quite i'll for several weeks. is We
are glad to learn improving in
health, and hopes are entertained
for her early recovery.
Our Logan ladies propose an en-
tertainment by Home Talent on
Thanksgiving evening. We hope
no other shows will interfere. The
ladies have prompted the evening.
For good Dill pickles go
to Snider's store.
Mr.. Thad Allen of the Journal
Gazette, who has been mentioning
in the South, has returned home
in good health and spirits, and re-
sumed work on his paper.
Judge Wright has overruled the
decision of the commissioners in
refusing to pay Recorder Sloan for
lndexing the records of his Office,
and ordered the bill of some 5000
to be paid. The commissioners
propose to appeal the case.
The many friends of Mr.. Tom
Trimmer, who has been danger
ousIy Ill with typhoid fever, will
be glad TO know that he is getting
well, and will soon be able to be
about again.
For good Dill pickles 60 to ,
Snider's store.
Cap. Vollen weider, conducting
the Knights of Pythias of Near
thur, was among the distinguished I
visitors in attendance at the Dis. G
trict Convention in our city last
Thursday. The Captain is one of f
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