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

Conductor Frank Mcbride wen
on his run ON last Monday.
B. <. Tritsch of Columbus wal
business visitor In Logan Monday
CLARENCE Beery of Springfield wat
the guest Of Logan Relatives last
week.
DON'T forget to attend the Far
Mers' Institute next Monday and
Tuesday. :s
The ahlest lecturers in the state
will be in attendance at the coming
Farmers Institute.
DR.. Steward is improving in
health. and hopes are entertained
for his early recovery.
Mrs. Lucy Bay of Pauldins
county, is here. the guest of her
sister. Mrs. Cora Cummins.
Ralf Harman, Of the Central
Union Telephone company, Ian.
caster, was a Sunday visitor In the
Queen City.
The Bachelor Maids were enter.
tanned by Miss Mary Stedem last
Wednesday evening. Beautiful
bows but no beaux:
Mr.. John F. Price and Miss Cora
B. Orr were married at the u. B.
Parsonage, Logan, Ohio, Februry
4th, Rev. ]. q. Brown officiating.
Mr.. Blacktord is one of the best
corn growers in the state. BE
will tell how he does it at the Far
4ers' Institute, Don't fail to hear
fin. : 80
Mr. John Eolan of Murray City,
DEPUTY Mine Inspector Of this dis
trict, was in the city Monday,
witness in the Pittsburg company
damage suit.
Our hpsineAs men and our. towns
people generally should attend the
Farmers Institute. The ladies of
the town will be pleasantly enter
tafned.. ALL are invited,
The music for the Farmers In
stitute will be furnished BY the
Williamson Sisters quartet, one of
the best in the country. Come
end hear them. Admission free.
Every farmer in the county
should attend the Farmers Insti-
fute. It will be a pleasant, social
meeting, as well as an instructive
Entertainment for the old as we'll
ss the young farmer.
Mr.. Jacob Fox, butcher, who has
been seriously sick for the last two
weeks, from eating canned salmon,
Is improving and it is hoped will
soon be able TO be out and attend
ing to his usual work again.
Judge Bright, we regret to learn.
has besn knocked OUT Of court, |"
go to speak, by a severe attack of
grippe but he is shaking the grip
loose: aud will be at his accustomed
foremost place in the legal arena
soon egain.
Israel Brown, one of the Oldest
citizens of Marion township, died
on last Thursday in the 74th year
athis age. He was highly esteemed
among his neighbors, and his death
is the occasion OF profound sorrow
smong a wide circle of relatives
and frfends. ads.
The many friends of Comrade
Calvin Hopkins, who several days
since fell and sustained serious in
fury to his hip, viii be pleased to
harn that he is able, with the as
distance of erutcaes,, to he up and
sboutf and to attend regular ses.
fons os:the Buckeye Club. 8:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Harrington
and Miss Lucy Walker of Colum-
gus were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Hrs. Herbert Harrington. Mrs.
Bennington remained oyer to attend
Ge meeting of the Twice Five club,
where, she received hearty congratr
plation and, q warm welcome to the
social circle Of the good people of
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Thirty-one grave markers for
soldiers' graves have been sent by
the government to the custody. of
the county commissioners. The
friends Of the deceased soldiers are
expected to place the stohes, and
in the event this is. not done, the
commissioners wili'sse to it as soon
as the weather permits. :. - 81
The Buckeye Club have pleasant
quarters in the city building where
taey meet daily, read.swar stories
in their, favorite paper, the SEN7IE
NEL, tell Of their hair breadth es.
capes, capture.qf struggling retels,
stray pigs. aid vagraat chickens.
"FigAs'aiF their hattles Ger again,
twice they conquer all their foes.
and twice the slew the 'sla in. ;, :
The old comrades will give hearty
welc24 ind pleasant attention to
sll whemay fevor them With 9 visit. |
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