The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-04-25
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School hats 23c at Thornburgs.
Squire Martin of Ewing was a
Logan visitor Tuesday.
-Wm. Springer of Needmore was
a Logan visitor Tuesday.
Shan Kuhn of near Black Jack
was Logan visitor Tuesday.
MIR. A. V. Crawford and family
moved to Columbus Wednesday.
The Odd Fellows will hold thier
annual banquet IN their hall tomor-
row evening.
Miss Edna Armstrong has ac-
cepted position as sales-lady in
Stratton Bros. store.
Judge Wright, we are sorry to
learn, is still confined to his room,
unable to walk from rheumatism.
The Lancaster Evening Gazette
of Monday notes that: Mr.. Ed En-
b;ch went to Logan this morning.
Ned McManigal, of Columbus,
was seen on our streets Tuesday,
shaking hands with his legion OF
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Woodworth
are entertaining this week, Mr..
Woodworth's sister, Mrs. S. d.
Crawford.
Albert Wright and Alex Sned-
den, representative citizens OF Muir
ray City, were business visitors in
Logan, Tuesday.
The Jadwin Bros. Cigar Store
that formerly occupied the Harley
White building, have moved to the
Bowen building.
Mrs. Clarence Saunders and
mother, Mrs. Smith, of Millfeld
were pleasantly entertained guests
of Mrs. Dr.. Lyons Last week.
To-day is SENTINEL anniver-
sary. On the 25th of April, 1872
the SO birthday, the present proprie-
tor took charge Of the paper.
wesley Mlskell, General Super
intendent Of the Greendale Coal Co.
Murray City, was very welcome
business visitor in our city Tuesday.
Mr.. Abel Carpenter, bought at
Sherif's sale on last Saturday, a
fractional part of the Ridenour farm,
near Enterprise, on bid of s505O
for IS acres.
"A mum Der of our business firms
visited Columbus last Tuesday on
invitation of the Board of Trade of
that city who presented tickets to all
their Logan patrons.
Judge c. D. Martin of Lancas-
ter was in the city on last Saturday
or professional business. He is at
torney for Col. Rembel in a suit
against Noel Hamblin.
Mr.. Green has been ''housed
up" this week with tolerably Sc
we're attak of rheumatism, resulting
from exploiting on the streets last
Saturday without overshoes.
Having just received fine line
of latest shapes and shades in Tur-
bans and bats. We invite all ladies
of city and country to call and exam /.
Inc stock. Mrs. S. j. THoRNBURG.
The services at the Presbyter- ,
ian church on Sunday will be of in I
terest to all. DR.. Stewards morn a
ing subject will be "The Best Spirit"
Evening subject, "Three Views of
Religion" o
We wish to extend our heart r
felt thanks to our many kind neigh +
bors and friends for their kindness e
and sympathy during the sickness .
and death of our husband and father.
MIS-. ]. E. Huston AND FAMILY.
The State Grand Army encamp- s.
ment meets in Bellefontalne on May Il
Ith, 9th and 9th. The w. r. C. ::
will hold Reception at Hotel clog n
II" where of course the visitors from v
,ur city will feel themselves at home. b
The officers who have been re- :,
,ruitiDg here forthe Regular Army tt
'ent the following young men to the CT
Columbus Barracks Tuesday evening o
less Mattox, Frank Eastman, Earn :,
,et Felix, James Sherrard and Jim =
Johnson. They will go to the Phil
ppines.
MIR. w. L. Gage the livery man IN i,
'hile fixing up plank one day last ~ =,
reek to keep the snow out of the V
table, let it fall, and in its falling it Sc
it him on the head making wound si