The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-09-24
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Catholic Columbian, WAS in our
cit, this week.
School opened on Monday.
1'eachsrs and scholars are all in
coed heart.
Our "Rock Bridge" correspond
emf is fishing with pin hooks. WHO
are you? :
John Stedam and Charley Brandt
are acting Court Constables, ap-
pointed by Judge Wright.
Nrr. Dr. Oatley has removed to
Cleveland. where with the family
will make their future home.
The Grand Jury t-iosed its ses-
sim, on NJ onday evening. Its find
iags are not given vet to the pub
lic.- sS
Jiie Tom Johnston meeting IN Loo
gan or Tuesday night was the larg-
eA a,gl,t meeting ever held IN Logan
Details next week.
Rev. T. B. White and Judge
Bright OF our city will attend as
delegates. the Annual Ohio Con-
fercuce of the ii. f. church in
Portsmouth today.
This is Re- union week in Logan.
The old soldiers have taken. the
CITY," The reuIion is IN -cuutinu-
ance as we go to press. Next week
wr will give full details.
il number of persons, opposed
to bonding the county for Free
Turn Pixies agreed on last Satur
day to run Mr.. Cox as an inde-
pei.dent candidate for Commission
er.
It. is, . regret that Harley Denni
son lost by death, has family horse.
Tlsr animal was worth in the mar
kei $500. Te, HIM and some of his
neighbors, money price cannot
be named.
Frank Myers is still fooling with
The weather, and it is getting away
with him every time, but when
ycm want some bee-made honey,
wien you want some good. honest
shoe making, go to Frank Meyers.
WANTED:-Lahorers by the
In,perlal Clay Co., at New Lexing-
ton, o. Married men preferred.
New housss at rea sonable rent.
Steady employment, winter and
summer. Wages $3.50 per day.
NJ strike. Write for particulars
Cap Binkley has been renomlna-
ted by the Republicans of Perry
fer Representative. He is an hon.
est official, pleasant, social gen.
tls.men. Our regret is that he liz
NOT, as are SO many Of his people,
p good Democrat.
Mr.. Lewis Kleinsmith, retired
from the Office of Commissioner
on last Monday, and was succeed
ed by Mr.. Wymiller- Mr.. Klein
smith has made a prudent, honest
Official. We bespeak equally hon
cradle and useful service from his
successor.
Judge Wrigh last week disposed
Of considerable amount of the
CIR md Jury work Two toughs
from the State Farm, idicted for
house breaking were given . fine
of $50 and five months in the
Work House. The other cases
wrre'of minor Importance.
The Lancaster Democrat notes
that J. l. Brooke has succeeded F.
o. Hardin az editor of the Pleas
awhile Enterprise. r He severed
his connection with the paper after
eight years. experience. and now
takes up the editorial management
alter years retirement.
The lancaster Democrat notes
that Robert. E. Toole, Of South
BleomingviI!e, has been granted
an increase Of pension. Rate $14
per month from May IL, 1898. Mr..
Toole is we'll known in this city.
He serv d in Co 1, lad Ohio In
faatry.
Judge Evans of Columbus gave
a fellow named Bowen of Near
th ir n divorce last week on the
complaint that his wife made his
Sunday coat Hens Nest Will
Bros. Soule and Magee look after !
this recent cause of family disturb
apces How did the Matching
come out2 Tony Barleou. We call
you
The Shawnee Journal informs
ue that Cal Merrill, formerly |
manager of the Citizens phone at
this place, but who for the past