The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-11-16

and first lieutenant OF the"reRu-
lars" at Murray, was In consulta-
tion with the faithful In our city
on Monday. He met hearty vel
come.
DR.. Campbell on last Sunday NOR
ming removed a tumor from Council
man Thurness' neck. The tumor
was of several wears growth and about
the size of an English walnut. The
growth was removed under cocaine
hesla.
Every man owes it to himself
and his family to master a trade
or profession. Read the display
advertisement 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 of position g ON
1t will be interesting to our sa-
loon men to know that John L.
Norris is on trial for the third
time for levying black mail. The
first time he was found guilty and
his case was taken up on error
and the case was returned to com
mon pleas for trial, the jury dis
agreeing.
Miss Laura Ward, daughter OF
Charles Ward, while adjusting her
machine at the rug factory, where she
was employed, tripped and fell on last
Friday morning, and in falling broke
bone in her right ankle joint, She
was taken to her home where DR..
Campbell adjusted the fracture and
made her as comfortable as possible.
Tbe entertainment given the
Nondescr ipt Club by Mrs. A. M.
Sparks, on lastThursday afternoon
was an unusually interesting and
enjoyable affair. The club topic
was "Hollowe' Franks" The
club guests were the Mesdames L.
B. White, Ed rritsch, Sarah Stall.
shith, w. H. Acker, Ellen Blosse,
Mrs. Pete Thurness and w. A.
Henderson.
Life Frazee one of the stalwart
Democrats of Ward was in our city
Monday looking after endorsement
of our executive and central com
t mitees for Deputy Mine Inspector.
5 Mr.. Frazee is an old miner, has
years of experience and is perfectly
compentent in every respect, lie is
a social, genial gentleman and de.
serves the reward of the faithful.
, The Twice Five Club held its
regular meeting OH Monday even
ing at MIR. Lewis GREEN'S, Papers
S were read by Judge Wright on
Moorish and Lewis Green on
e Spanish civilization. The subject
t was discussed by members of the
club, generally. The company were
served with refreshments. The
next meeting will be with Mr.
= Lowry at the Rempel House.
e While riding on a coal train be-
: tween Haydenville and Logan, Will
lam Weed accidentally shot himself
y in the left breast Monday evening
- with 32 calibre hall, the ball enter.
~ ing Immediately over the base of The
heart and passing through the LEFT
lung, lodging in his hack near lh'
l. lower angle of the shoulder blade. HI
lc was taken to DR.. Campbell's office
al where the doctor located the ball ant
s extracted it and dressed his wounds
The young man is in precarious con
D. dillon with but little hopes OF his re
,r covery.
~ Mrs. William F. Eiesle's prett,
~ home was the scene Saturday
70 afternoon and evening of charm
ing reception. The receiving line
consisting of Mrs. Eiesle, Mrs
.. Paul Hiett. Mrs. Charles McLair
~ Mrs. Zeiler of Lancaster, Mrs
=, Eiesle and Mrs. Ralph Hirsch o
or Columbus stood in the front parlor
where ferns, palms and chrysan
themums were banked, and welcom
he ed the guests. At the punch bow
ry in the hall, the Misses Mae Kirkd
Ie, and Racine Brown presided. Th
so dining room which was done !
ut red, was unusually pretty. Servin
in the dining room in the afternoo
were: The Misses Robin Roches
-, ter, Lucille Allen, Name Campbe
and Nell Mem anigal. In the ever
ing the Misses Lillian James, Flo
Is, ence McManiga !, Zella Schwenh
nd and Mrs. Ellison. Sweet mus
v, was discoursed during both afte