The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-09-17
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PAIR, Glenn f. Bininger.
Now is the time to subscribe FOR tn,
campaign Sentinel only ten cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stump of Athen
were pleasant Logan visitors Sat
urday.
Mr.. Richard Flanagan of Mel
ssnville, was a Logan visitor Wed
nesday.
Misses Nell and Maud McManigal
left Friday for Wooster, where
they will continue their course in
music.
Messrs. Harry and Will Gabriel
OF Chicago are-visiting in Logan,
guests of their uncle. A. Gabriel
and family.
We learn from the Crooksville
Z Rays that the New Lexington
Fair opens on the 10th of this
month.
Married by Rev. j. F. Williams
ct his residence in Logan, Sept.
18th. Mr.. James F. George and
Miss Bessie Kelley.
Mrs. Clarance Saunders and
children of Millfield, Is visiting in
Logan, the guest of her sister, Mrs.
DR.. Lyons.
Mr.. John Ward returned to his
home in New Lexington, Monday,
after a weeks visit with his grand
mother, Mrs. S. E. Mcbride.
Messrs. Harvey and Wilford
Gorden, Misses Ida and Alice
Conkler of Junction City, spent
Sunday with Grace and Louie
Greene.
The gallant Goth Ohio. those of
the comrades surviving have a re
union in New Lexington this week.
They go to community where
they will be welcomed.
Cap. Ryan's brother from Mis-,
souri,, whom he had not seen for
thirty years, is visiting him this
week, and meets hearty welcome
from his brother, and Cap Ryan's
many friends.
Lloyd A. Hansley of Rockbridge
and Miss Elizabeth J. Disbennet
of Enterprise, were united in mar
riage at the Methodist parsonage
on Saturday evening, Sept. 18th,
Rev. 7. B. White officiating.
The Misses Green entertained.
at supper Sunday, Messrs. Harry
and Wilford Gorden, Alice and
Ida Conkle of Junction City, John
Ward of New Lexington, Nicholas
Powers Of Utica, N. Y, and Misses
Mcbride and Powers of Logan.
DR.. Frasch presents his profes-
sional card to the SENTINEL readers
this week. DIR. Frasoh Is a native
born Of Logan, an accomplished
physician and gentleman. He
practices on the Homeopathic sys-
tenn. His Office is in the DIR. Bios
ser rooms. He makes his home |
with Mr.. Amos Parker.
The many friends of Ed Marten |
of Straitsville have presented him
with gold head cane, in testl.
nony of regard for his efficient
work in the cause of Good Roads.
Up to this time no cane presenta-
lions for good road service has
been made in Hooking.
tr. John C. Petit mas resigned
his Office as Clerk of Election
Board and Eugene Wright has
been appointed. Mr.. Petit beingf
q candidate did not think it prop
er he should continue in the office.
The selection of Mr.. Wright to fill
the place will be approved by the
people.
An advance agent Of the Single
Tax Doctrine discoursed on our
streets on last Saturday afternoon
and evening. He is evidently the
Precursor Of one whose shoes need
no latching, but are water proof
and iron clad. The people enjoy /.
ed very much his original remarks
and his artistic presentation of
current questions. t.
The Crawfs Institute, prospectus ,
which is published elsewhere, is
one of the best educational insti-
buttons in the country. 1t don't
aspire to model Yale or Harvard,
but it does take a lead in teaching
The branches which equip the pu-
pill for useful service In this work
ing world. Visitors are always {
welcome. Is
Miss Quimby, the Assistant Sup
srintendent of the W. q. T. T. and I
State Superintendent of "Temper-
ance Lessons in the s. s." will be in
Logan, Tuesday. Sept. %, and will
,ive at the NJ. E. church, at p. M,
in entertainment. consisting of Ieri-
Iations, brief temperance lecture and
music. Everybody invited. No
:harg tor eadmittance, but collection a
will be taken.
The Library trustees have ar
ranged for Lecture Course for the
winter, the benefit for the library. t
We are informed that this is not a I
private speculation. That the good !
people of the town are not work
ID to personal purpose. The plan
8 to have a Lecture Course, and if