The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1904-02-18
W. H. FISHER.
Spahr Building. Columbus, o.

Spahr Building. Columbus, O
Mrs. Ferdie RempIe and danghre
Minna en,ertain.d Il pleasant fincl
party on last Friday evening.
Col. W.ldv WIS tax sick will
pneumonia on lat SUNDAY, and has
since. been confined T." his runm.
The Eiks held an annivrrsa, y
meeting aud banquet un las,
Monday evening. The suI l,er was
served at the R+mpel.
Judge Wright had short ses.
Sion of court on last Saturday, de
sposlno Of some imm iterial matters
snd adjourned line die.
DR.. Campbell who had been IN
Columbus for treairiein, has re.
turned h"m-, and is giving atten-
tiop to his proi esslupal duties.
The circuit court had eight cases
before il. appealed from The enm-
mon pleas. The court Sustained
seven "f the eight cases from the
common pleas.
All persons signing the applic,-
tion f.,r chapter Of the Eastern
Star at this place, are requested to
meet at the Masonic hall on -Saiur-
day evening, February 8. at 1880
O'clock.
The ,J"urnal-Gazrtte is tn be
congratulated in having Miss Eliza
Wynn AS one of its staff reprint
ers- Niles Wynn is an accomplish
ell writer, aid we'll versea upon
all church ami social affairs.
Joe Brown who formerly, and for
many years, lived at Board,naus,
died at the hurne OF his SON in COL
hmbus, and was buried IN the Lo-
gan c.n,rtery on Monda.. Rev.
More conducted the services.
Miss Barnes ana Miss Wopds
have 0u. thanks for some pleasant
personal mention and personal
notices fer the Sentinel. These
young ladies can spell correctly,
and can tell in an excellent way
what they know.
1t is given us to know that some
of our Rural mail carriers are CIV
ikg much attention to distributing
in boxes Sample Copies" Of news
papers. The enterpri~ing mail
carrier wants L" go sl"w. lie, may
cross the dead Lime: he may get in
Jail; This is great country. but
frauds don't run il, not for a long
time. The cap this f,s the fellow
eau wear it.
Fr. Cane. who during the alb
sence of FIR. Powers conducted the
church service at ST. John's church,
returned home tn ST. .Jospphs on /
last M"nday. Daring ms stay IN
Logan FIR. Cane was The z.aIous
priest. the genial gentleman. He
end-ar-d himself To- the m-rhbers
of his church, and made many warm
Friends among all the gu"d people
of Logan. Our hest good wishes
60 with hin, and we hope IN what
ever places his lines may be cast. he
will ffni "a many friends To grrst /
him ih weIco,ns as he leaves in Lo-
gan regrelting his departure. /
Mr.. Thad Allen has retired from
Service on the Journal GAZETTE.
Thad learned the printing trade IN
The Sentinel, coming In, the "Devil
Boy" He was a good hoy. He
became go"d printer. When ,hs
Journal-G q azette was established he
foLk an interest in the plant, and ell
gagged as Local EIitnr. He did
much IN his fidelity Tn the busrness
and in his capabllity as Local Edi-
Tor to make the paper the success 1t
is. Our kisdest regards go to ''our
boy fhad, and hope that in the ft,-
ture his lines may fall In pleasant
places. Mr.. Eek Sands is taking,
tor the present. the place Of, Mf.
Allen. Eek is an old time and
tried newsPaPerman, and We vel
come him heartily again into the
tournament among the knights Of
he ,esd psssi,. Il