The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-03-21
Local News.

-Messts Nels and Milt Armstrong
of Laurelville were welcomed visitors
in Logan yesterday.
FIR. Powers lectured last night
in the Cathedral in Columbus, sub
iect, Human respect
Mr.. and Mrs. Chatfield of tn,
Murray City News were pleasant Wis
itors at SENTINEL Office last Tuesday
Mrs. C. P. Montgomery enter
tanned with supper pleasant com
pany of friends on last Tuesday eve
ming.
Don't forget the date Of Mrs. S.
J. Thornburg's Grand Opening oi
Spring Millenery April 2, 3, 4, &
and 6.
Rev DR.. D. r. Moore formerly
Minister of the Presbyterian Church
of our city, is visiting friends here
this week.
Judge Bright was called to New
Lexington on last Monday on account
of the dangerous illness of his broth
er, DR.. Bright.
The Misses Mcbride invite the
the ladies of town and country to
call and see millinery goods on Day
of Opening. See Ad.
Mr.. Thomas Kintz of our city,
has secured the contract for the
building of three story business
block IN Lancaster.
-Ex- Commissioner Jesse William
was a visitor In Logan on last Satur-
day and met hearty welcome from
his many personal friends.
Mr. George Williamson, one Of
the prominent and enterprislng young
business men of Laurrelville was a
visitor in the city. Monday.
-Messrs Stroup. Kleinschmidt,
and Martin of Logan have been
awarded the contract for the new
city building in NelsonviIle.
Andy Nunemaker is radidly i'm
proving in health, and it is hoped
he soon will be well enough and
enough to be out among his
friends again.
When You want fresh and re.
liable garden seeds, in bulk, remem-
Der that at Cases Drug Store, you
will find the largest stock and best
Memorial services to the mem
ory of Pres. Harrison were held in
the Presbyterian church on last Sun
day. Ministers of the NJ. E. and U.
3. taking part.
The Supper given by the ladies
Missionary Society of the Presbyter-
ian church on last Tuesday evening
was largely attended and a very
pleasant social time was enjoyed.
-Messrs. j. A. and Jacob Ucker
Of Jackson County Missouri, who
we're in attendance at the funeral of
their father George Ucker, Sr., have
to their western hons.
Charley Armstrong is improving
MS business property on Main s.,
adding a second story to the building
occupied by DR.. Blosser and Jess
Gabriel. Two very desirable busi-
ness rooms will be made.
-THANKs-The family of Mr..
George Ucker. Sr. lately diseased,
ieslre thus publicly to return thanks
% neiehbors and friends for kind at
ention during his last illness.
Mrs. S. J. Thornburg has re-
urned from Cleveland, where she has
pent the past three weeks selecting
Ter spring stock of goods. Watch
or her adv. next week.
The ladies of town and county
re invited to call on Mrs. S. j.
Thornburs and see her line of Spring
Millinery, before purchasing their
Caster Hats.
John F. White, Republican
county Central Committeeman was
n Convention on last Tuesday in the
urY room. He was harmonious and
unanimous.
Arthur McCortney desires to sell
is farm near Logan. 1t is one of the
'est farms in the county. He desires
o sell for the reason that his health |
Ices not enable him to give it atten-
ion. See Advertisement.
DR.. Steward will speak next
sunday morning on "The Rent Veil" "
n the evening he will speak on ''Suc-
ossf,,l pro,a, :. Tho follor;p,r Co.,