The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-03-06


the series to follow, appeares else
where.
Rev. Harry Vail of Be'pre. and
one of the most promising young
ministers of the Presbyterian church
is visiting his parents in Logan thi;
week. and meeting a hearty well
come from his former school COM
panions, and many friends in our
city.
The Commissioners and Infirmary
Directors are in joint session this
week, canvassing the accounts of the
ln6rmary Board. 1t is pleasant to
know that the expenses of the Infirm-
ary have been reasonable, and the
accounts are all right and straight.
Well.nan, Sherman & Co, invite
the trade of the patrons of the SEN
tlnel. The people who read the
Sentinel are Old Reliables. They
are net sickencd with debauching
medicines. The advertisements in
this paper are clean. Wellman,
Stienman d Co. ask you to call at
their store. Do so.
A violent wind storm passed
through central Ohio on Friday
night of last week. The wind shook
the houses in Logan, walked people
up, but did no material damage.
A fine line Of wash fabrics, white
goods, dimity, colored fancies,
ginghams. just the thing for shirt
waists and summer dresses.
Scott's Novelty Store.
1.-THE Two Sauls" will be DR.. H.
J. Stewards Sunday morRing SUBJ
ject at the Presbyterian church. At
I p. m. be will speak on allow to
become a Christian. Additions to
the church each Sunday.
Lace curtains and curtain poles.
Cloth window blinds from l5c up.
New patterns in mattings and rugs.
See our special in rugs for 09c.
Scott's Novelty Store.
Prince Henry has, every where
he visited, met a hearty welcome
from the American people. This
IS not because he represents Royalty
but because he is a German and a
gentlemen.
All that is newest in lace embroi-
jerles. applleas and allovers. Prices
are cheaper than ever. See them
before purchasing elsewhere. You
will save money.
Scott's Novelty Store.
The Ground Hog. not to be out
lone in demonstration, has given
ais Prince Henry good old fashion
ID snow storm.
Watch for the date of Mrs, Parties
wax figgers.
Mr.. Wilmor J., Holl of Cincinnati
vas the guest Of f. S. Case for few
lays, last week. Mr.. Ho'l was for
nerly a resident of Logan and en-
oyed very much the hand clasp of
:riends Of his boyhood days.
We regret to learn that Mr.. Cal.
one of our most esteemed
citizens is quite i'll. He has the COM
'ort and sympathy o. his old COM
ads, and his many friends in our
.ity, in this time of his sickness.
The SENTINEL does not issue a
,atent medicine almanac and boast
million readers. The SENTINEL is
depending on its exist
nee to the subscription support OF
he substantial people ofthe county.
Dur news columns will be found in
erestlng, the politics presented is
Its advertising is OF a
equitable ohaaacter, andvaluable to
he reader with money to spend in
he stores.
Judge Wright was a visitor in
Columbus, Monday.
Miss Minnie Schorr, after an ex-
ended visit with Logan relatives.
to her home in Indiana,
ast weekr
The Elks of our city enjoyed a
pleasant banquet in their elegant
quarters, on last Monday evening.
Mr.. Morris. the new Druggist for
:. s. Case has moved his family
rom Nelsonville to Logan. We give
hem hearty welcome to the society
# our city.
DR.. Mansfield contemplates mov-
ng to Columbus. this spring.
frs. Herbert Harrington and child
en- are visiting relatives in Colum-
,us, this week.
Miss Estella Hall was hostess for
be Junias, Monday evening.
Mr.. George Tritsch and wife Of
Yellston are guests of Logan rela-