The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-10-08
LOCAL EVENTS.
The election will SOON be here.

Judge Wright will hold court in
Portsmouth next week.
Now 10 the time to subscribe for
the campaign SRNTINEl, only ten
cents.
DR.. Steward, as one Of the trus-
tees of the Wooster University, will
attending q meeting of the board
next week.
The Fairfield County Fair will
be held at Lancaster, October II,
Is, l6 and II, and will be an
assured success.
]. A. Barnhill, foreman in the
SENTINEL Office at Logan, spent
Sunday with his family at Ural.
-Vinton County Republican.
An interesting report of the re
unions of the 10Th and >1I4th will
be published next week. Also
full report of the reunion of the
Slst
We regret to learn that Tom
Trimmer of near Smock, and one
Of our most enterprisirg young
farmers, is seriously sick with
typhoid fever.
Judge McCleary of Lancaster,
.Vickers of Charleston. Swinehart
OF Adelphia, ricketts, of Laurelv,lle
and Jones of Athens. were attend
ants in our court last week on
professional business.
Ed. Scanlon of Columbus, our
former fellow townsman, was a
visitor in our city last Tuesday,
and had hearty greeting. He is
now engaged in managing the Sand
quarry near Rock Bridge.
Harry Rose leads all our young
business men as q decorat tor. His
show window is marvel of beauty
and good taste. Take this side of
the street in your walks and look
at the display he has made.
The statement published in a
Columbus paper that Mr.. Petit
has begun . suit of custer against
the Hooking Railroad, is without
foundation. Mr.. Petit has brought
no suit nor does he contemplate
doing 30.
Dr.. Funk of Dayton, has engaged
in service with Bort 4 Co. He is
ID IN accomplished pharmacist,
comes highly recommended as o.
good business man and q gentle
man, He is welcomed to the bus
mess and social circles of our city.
IA fellow named Culbertson, from
Black Jack, was found guilty in a
trial at court for neglecting to
support his bastard child. The
Judge sentenced him to pay 81. 80
each week for the support of the
child and sent him for three months
to the work house.
The logan Improvement Society
needs to be improved. There are
moro scraps Of waste paper floating
on the street than ever before seen.
The falling leaves can not be
checked, but the reckless litter of
waste paper is a conduct that
should be Improved"
Mr.. Jacob Shivefy, one of our old
and most esteemed citisena, after a
long illness. died at his home IN To-
gan on last Thursday. He was a
German by birth. coming to this
country when . child. He was a
resident of Logan for more than
City years. He was good christ
ian, and good citizen. Honest, in-
dustrious, faithful in all the services
in which be engaged. His death
will be sincerely mourned. The fu-
neral was from st. Johns Church,
Father Powers conducting the rellg-
ious services.
Mr.. John T. Mcbride, slack" as
be u known among bis friends. who
has been in Ill health for some time |
past. returned this week to his
work with Belknap, Carpenter &
Co., of Columbus. lie has the con.
Saencs Of his employers, for bis !
honesty and ability. His many
friends in Logan are glad be IS we'll
and strong again, to the place kept
for bin during his illness.
Col. Eph Woods, one OF the orig
inal Haw Eaters of Hooking county,
and . pleasant gentleman, has es-
tablisbed himself at Basil in Fairfield
county, among the Switzers, who
colonized that place, and have given
the little town its high character.
Col. Eph is commended to the
disciples of William Tell. He will :
not take off his hat To Gesslers. but