The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-09-03
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Local News.
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Meet anu organize. Inc campaign
10 about to open.
Court opens in our city on Mon
day Of next week. There will be
considerable of petty criminal bus.
iness.
There will be no Pike, no paved
street this year. Somebody, some
of these times will inquire"What's 9
the matter?'
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. McNutt and
daughter Nellie, of Athens, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. I. I
Kinser.
Herbert Harrington is in Colum-
bus this week assisting in organ
ising Sunday School work in his
church.
Mr.. Ed Hartley left ON last Mon
day for San Francisco, whore he
has secured employment as . cut
Ter ut = salary of $500 q year.
Father Powers is assisting Faith.
Or Mattinely of Athens this week
in conducting the Forty Hours
Devotiors in that congregation.
Mr.. Thomas Wood who has been
ct Little Rock, Ark, since last
July, returned homo ON last Sun
day, and has resumed his place in
the Scott Braddock Foundry.
The Improvement Society seems
TO have gone to sleep. The Park
Committee have placed some weeds
and gutter acrapings on the aband-
oned street and retired.
Mr.. Meade Bowen has retnrned
from his excursion ON tho St. Law
renee. He will favor the SENTINEL
readers with his impressions and
observations in an early issue of
the paper.
=. At I p. m. Sunday Dr.. Steward
will bsgin Q seriee Of six sermons
on the ssSix Greatest Events in
the Life Of Christ" Attend these
services and see if your choice is
0atisfactory. Coed music.
Miss Emma Brooke and cousin
Miss Anna Brooke left for Passaic,
New Jersey, where the former has
accepted q position in the public
schools Of that place and the latter
enters as Q student.
(which Was the Greater, Elijah
er Elisha 2" will be DR.. Steward .
Sunday morning subject at the
Presbyterian church. It will be
prec.ded ny . give Minute Ser
monn to the children and Miss Ma
bel Hoyt will sing.
Mr.. Anderson, the popular gen
sral service man of the Bell Tele-
phone, was q transient visitor in
our city on Thursday. He reports
the Bell service extending all over
Southern Ohio and the probability
e Logan becoming one Of the GEN.
trail stations of the State.
Col. Loosen Hull of America |
Was in the city last Saturday. He
did not have his pick, 1.-THE tuning
fork Of industry with him. He |
was q committeeman at the Repub-
lican funeral and he was solemn
I'D silent. There's lots OF music
in Loosen when he breaks loose.
We hope to tune him up later on.
Attorney Ferguson, Powell, !
Cochran and Williams of New Lex
ington were in this city on last
Friday on . case Of the right of a
barber who had sold out his busi-
ness to open another shop, although
he promised not to do 90. Judge
Wright decided the barber to open |
and run % many shops ~ be
pleased.
Among the several pleasant gen.
tlemen in attendance at the Repub.
] can Central Committee meeting
.st Saturday was the red hearted
and wsrm haired LafertY of Sand
Rom. Adam, Jr., 10 one of open
faced, frank talking. free thinking
Of the Valley. He is
} man and gentleman everybody
likes who knows him. He don't
ran his politics into his social re-
|stions. He has lots Of friends in
Logan who likes him. and always
glad to meet him and welcome
him.
fir. George Resley and wife aft
" . two weeks visit among friends
IN the Northwest returned home
IN last Wednesday evening. The
,nly unusual incident Of the visit.
was . wreck on the homo coming
Valley train. delaying
hem six long hours, 1t about sup
,sr time. Two hundred Of us were
n . company; stranded, stalled,
Itarvsd. Comrade George was the
,est humored man Of the crowd.
BE had been in the Army.
The Macarthur Enquirer notes
hat 'Judge McGillivray and two
went to Columbus, Mon.
lay, and rented . residence pre-
'arator to moving there" Judge
dcGiilivray is one of the ablest
awyers in Southern Ohio, and his
,ntranee into the Columbus forum
Eill be . brilliant addition to the
'ar of our Capitol City. The Judge
las our best wishes, and our as
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