The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-05-16
Local News.

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Springfield, o., May a7h to 2Sth
half fare.
School hats at e3 cents at s. J.
Thornburgs.
-@FOR SALE~0a Old pa
pers fixed up in 3 cent bundles, at
this Office.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Martin OF
Straitsville, were Visitors in Our city
yesterday.
Misses Ida and Alice Conkle of
Junction City will be the guests of
Grace aud Louie Green over Sun
day.
Mr.. Otto Jourgensmier left on
last Monday for Columbus where he
has engaged with the Capital City
Coffin Company.
Billy Stofer, formerly of our
city, died last Saturday a! the Athens
Asylum, where he had been an in
mate for tie last year.
The Brown Bros announce this
week some news of interest to those
wanting clothing. Take time and
read their advertisement.
Mrs. J. n. Kessier, of Massilon,
and her neice, Miss Robinson of
IIaydenville, are visitors in the city
this week, guests of Col. Weldy.
-Messrs Roy Raney and Arlie
StalIsmith, recent recruits in the
Regular Army were sent last Mon
day to join the Army in South Da-
kota.
Cerro Gordo, Ill. Animal Meeting
Old Order German Baptists Dunk
ards) Tickets will be sold May 2srd
to 9th inclusive. good returning un-
I'll June 4th.
Mr.. Mack Connell, the gentle
manly and accomplished chef train
dispatcher of the Hooking Valley
rail-rosd, was a welcomed visitor in
Logan on last Sunday.
Cashier Rickledorfer of the
Laurelvllle Bank and Mr.. William
Armstrong, one of the prominent
citizens of Perry, were business Wis
itors in our city on last Tuesday.
Springfield, Ohio, Meeting of
the United Commercial Travellers of
America Grand Council OF Ohio. |
Tickets will be sold May cath and
25, good returning until May 9th.
The old reliable, ever faithful
and accommodating, the "Grange,"
Stiers & Co. have each week an in
teresting communication TO the read
ers of the SENTINEL, See their ad-
yertisement this week.
Mr. Green and family were call
ed to st Joseph on last Monday to
attend the funeral of their relative.
Miss Angie Bringardner, who died
from heart desease, on last Saturday
after but few days illness.
Lehman d Beck are pushing
the clothing bnfieess. They have
invited the people who read news
papers to come and see them. The
people have passed the board fence
and followed the invitation in the
papers.
The many friends of Fr. Cush of
New Lexington viii be glad to know
that be is able to be ont and about
again, the forty and more shot which
st John Dominic fired into his knee,
mistakiug his leg for rabbit, hav.
ing been extracted.
The Rock House is one of the
most delightful places for a picnic,
a family outing, or resort for a
summer stay for an invalid, a gen.
tleman of leisure or the writer OF
book. The advertisement appears
elsewhere in this paper.
Bro. Dollison of the Democrat
is properly proud these blooming.
blushing May days in an ''extra," :
girl baby. This edition and ad-
dition We hope will be always a
beauty and a Joy forever. Con- t
gratulations are heartily extended.
The Kessler Bros invite the c
patronage of Sentinel readers with
an advertisement this week to which
we call attention. The Kessler Bros
are good men in business and society
and we take pleasure in recommend t
ing them to tie thousands of Hook ,
ing county people who read this t
paper. ,
DIR. Chas. r. Taylor of Nc
Arthur passed through Logan on !
Tuesday on his way to Neisonville G
to attend Sunday School Conven-
tion. He dropped in at our Office and @
set up couple Of sticks of ten point +
just to keep from forgetting the O
boxes.
Judge Wright went to New a
Lexington on last Monday, opened e
Court, started the Grand Jury and
then returned to Logan on Tuesday,
dismissed Grand Jury. and at once s
began the trial of cases. Judge Wright p
is disposing of business in Perry and a
Hoekino with ipdpe,nept and dis