The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-02-09

ken her place.
Mr.. Chamberlain, one. of the
speakers ut the Farmers Institute
is recognized authority ON ferti-
lizers: Don't fail to hear him talk
on this subject.
Teachers who can, should attend
the Farmers Institute. It is as i'm
portant for q pupil to know the
nature of an apple or potato as the
functions Of the liver and spleen.
Charley Butin, our former fellow
citizen, now one of the most popu-
lar young travelling men of the
capital city, was a visitor this week
among. friends and relatives in
Logan.
Mr.. Andy Nunemaker, who has
been quite i'll for the last week. al
though confined to his ROOM is
much improved, and hopes soon to
be able to be out and attending to
business as usual.
Mrs. Fred Weymueller, who has
been so CRITICALLY il for the past
few days. We are pleased t' note,
lis convalescing and the indications
point to the early recovery of her
usual good health.
Mr.. A, Fl. Patton. of Patton
Bros. & Clark, millers at Sugar
Grove, was a business visitor in
our city yesterday. This mill is
doing an excellent business, plac
ing its superior goods Of -four in
the markets Of Logan and the
Hooking Valley. The proprietors
are young men of enterprise, pub
lie spirit, and, have, established a
we'll deserved reputation in their
business;s. ~
Messrs. R. D. McMan,gal, John
W. Joues and A. Magoon, who at
tended the :. national meeting of
clay workers at Birmingham, Ala
bama, last week, have returned
home. fully impressed with the
prevailing knowledge that the
Hooking Valley s ahead of all in
the quantity and quality. of the
raw material, and the superior ex-
.sellence OF the manufactured pro.
duct.
Grandfather John Wolf died at
his home in Junction City on last
Saturday in the s4th year. of his
age. He was a frequent visitor to
our town, coming to see his chill.
dren who reside here. and made
many acquaintances: among the
good people of our city. He was
a good man, kind neighhor. and sin.
cere christian, and with his many
friends, the SENTINEL joins in sor.
row for his departure from our
midst.
T DR.. Taylor of Macarthur, con-
dncted the religious services at the
Presbyterian church on last Sum
day, and was we'll received by a
large attendance of the congrega-
ton and personal friends at both
services. He is one Of. our useful
men. He was a gallant soldier. a
successful teacher, a Just and pru.
dent school, examiner, an able edi-
tor, a jealous minister and an all
round good man and useful citizen.
We hope to have him come to Lo-
gan often and stay longer.
Wanted, trustworthy man or
woman to manage business in this
county and adjoining territory
for we'll established house of solid
financial standing. $4,000 straight
cash salary with all necessary ex-
penses paid weekly by check from
headquarters. Money advanced
for expenses. Position perma-
nent; previous experience not es.
sential. No investment required.
We. furnish everything. Enclose
self-addressed envelope. Address,
Manager. $40 Como Block, Chiea-
60, ulinois.-5s-s
The gifted; classic impersonator,
Newton Beers. will charac'erize in
monoiogue the.dfamatis persona of
his great historical play, "David.
and Jonathan" under the auspices,
of Queen Yashti Lodge, No. 533,
at the I. o. o: Hall. Friday
evening March I'D Mr.. Beers is q
good eaoeutionist, Intelligent and
impressive, an. artist OF the highest
mefit, gentleman of the finest
mould and never: fails to delight
all classes. The entertainment is
for the benefit of Queen vashti-
Lodge. which is deserving of your
PaS6nage.