The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-09-28

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dington, Anna Morgan, and Grace
Nerrick of Nelsovllle drove to Lo
gan Wednesday where they spent a
pleasant time with there many
friends.
OHarry E. Rose. saw the ball game
at Lancaster wednesday between
Columbus and Lancaster, the latter
winning by score of 8 to 2 Cam
ton pitched star game for Lam
caster.
Comrade S. W. Polling Company
F.. goth o. v. 1. of Columbus, o.
is visiting old comrades and friends
in Hooking, and is the present
very welcome guest of Hi Brown
of Starr township.
Mr.. Carl Berry and wife and Mr..
F. B. Beebee and wife of Athens,
who were indulging in a carriage
drive 'around the Horn," were
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Ambrose Monday night,
Sheriff Thomas and family at.
tended the funeral of his father,
Henry Thomas at Murray city.
Wednesday. Mr.. Thomas died at
the Soldiers Home September "a,
in the 72nd year of his age.
Manager Koppe's new modern
frame dwelling on Hunter and
Main, is rapidly nearing compile
tion and will be ready for occu-
pancy, so contractor Lafe Krieg
says, by the middle of October.
j. Worren Stafford, of Somerset
recently employed In the Bell Tel
ephone Company at Columbus, was
a Logan visitor yesterday, on his
way to Jacksonville, where he will
assume the duties of manager of
the Bell Telephone of that city.
Every man owes it to himself and
his family to master a trade or pro-
fession. Read the display adver-
tlsement of the six Morse Schools
Of Telegraphy, in this issue. and
learn how easily young man or
young lady may learn telegraphy
and be assured a position.-8-9m
Earl Mock the second son of
Girls Mock of our citv who has for
some time been employed in the
Columbus machine shops leaves
the first of October for Cleveland
where he will enter the Bible Inst
itute and training School to study
for the ministry of the Friends
,r quakers.
The one year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Columber, living in the
,ld Bunz House, was knocked
dowd and injured by a wagon this
Thsre Vas severe
cash cut in the right side of Its
scalp. DR.. Campbell who has the
Ease in charge reports that he ap-
prehends no danger.
Kerlin Brothers have secured
,he contract for paving Gallager
avenue consideration S9,S88. 80.
rhe council tied on granting the
contract. those voting yea were
Angle, Lanning and Price. Nays.
rhurness, Moriority and Shaw.
Mayor Tritsch cast the deciding
,ote. The work will commence
mmediatly
Mrs. Valley Wright entertained
asst Friday with a charming lunch
.on. Covers were laid for the Miss.
70 Robin Rochester, Virginia We'll
y, Sophia Smith, Lucille Allen,
francis Pond, Nell Nc Manigle,
Name Campell, and Mesdames A.
(. Smith, j. D. Sanderson. John
Eellman, John Monohan, and the
hostess.
On last Thursday evening the
ladies' Auxiliary of Knights of
It. John gave social box supper
It their rooms in Opera House
building. FIR. Mattingly and Sir
Knights were guests of honor. Mu-
lie by the Kessler orchestra and
several members of Auxiliary.
cards and other novel amusements,
made the evening one of deligh tful
enjoyment.
Mr.. Charles Nail, an old time
Logan boy and prince of good
fellows, has purchased an acre OF
ground adjoining the Weldy addi-
ion and is erecting two story
'rame dwelling which will be ready
,or occupancy by the first of No
7ember. William Risley has the
an assurance of prompt
and efficient service.
Mr.. W. NJ. Vanhorn of Hooker
Station, one of the pioneer settlers
If Washington township, this
county, has returned to his home
after very pleasant six weeks
Eisit among friends and relatives
IN his old stomping grounds.
Vanhorn is as spry
IS a four year old and has the best
wishes of his legion Of friends for
peace apd happiness in his declin-
ing years.