The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-06-19

Fire works of all Kinds on sa .
from FRIDAY Goth. AT Scots Novelty
Store.
Hammocks from 65, so, %. 81. As
and up. We can save you money
on our mems working shirts and over
alls. Infants white dresses and bows
white and colored waists. Fans from
lets mp. Bargains in straw hats and
odd lace curtains. Sticky lily paper
3 double sheets tor 5cts.
Scots Novelty Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robson, Mr. and
Mrs, Danniaon, Mr. and Mrs. Philips
spent Sunday at ASH Cave and Cedar
Falls.
The last issue of the American
Boy, a. popular youths magazine.
presents a ''snap shot, picture tax
en- by Master John Doherty of our
city. The picture is cute and ar
tistic. 1t represents his younger
brother IL sad distress He is eX-
hi3iting the wrecked condition of
his shoes. The picture is entitled,
go Ny Sole" Master John is to be
congratulated on the recognition
he has received from the American
Boy on artistic taste and skill.
Prof. Martzolf, we'll known to
our readers as oHe-of the prominent
young educators of the state, and
whose relation to Hooking is very
close, his better half, daughter of
Andy Blum of Enterprise, has been
appointed director, Of the State
Archaeological Society.
Logan will celebrate the Fourth
of July. Particulars next week and
more hereafter. Arrange to stay at
home and celebrate, ard invite
your friends to come to Logan.
Mr.. William Corson, an old citi-
zen of our town died on last Friday
Interment on Saturday, in Oak
Grove cemetery.
DR.. Charles W. Shaw, formerly
of this place now located at Union
Furnace, was married Wednesday,
June 18th, to Miss Mable Clark, at
Madison Mills. The SENTINEL ex-
tends congratulations.
Hooking Valley excursion to Co.
lumbus, Sunday, June 22nd.
Special train will leave Logan
at s a. M. Rate for round trip
S1.OO, good only on special going
and returning.
We are glad to learn thst Uncle
John Nutter, who it was feared,
sustained fatal injuries. from
fall, is recovering, and it is hoped
will soon be able to be out and
about again.
Mrs. Julia Dresback died at the
home of her son. Ruben Dresback
on Big Pine, on Tuesday of last
week at the advanced age of 81.
Mr.. John Buchanan, one of the
prominent citizent of Benton. died
at his home near BlOomingville on
last Saturday.
Mr.. H. L. Baker of Lacrosse Kan
sas is spending few days with his
brother Rev. W. S. Baker He IS
enrout to Hagerstown Maryland
where he will spend few weeks with
his parents and relations.
Charley Rose the long time Mer-
chant Tailor, the old reliable, and
one price dealer in clothing, invites
the attention of SENTINEL readers
to the bargains his store offers.
See the advt, and call at the store
and see the goods. ---
At the Presbyterian church DR..
H. j. Steward will take for his
Sunday morning subject, "The
Wilderness. At 7:2O p. m. he
will speak on, Elements of Sue
cess.'
Mayer Kreig goes fishing this
week. Squire Dan Lappen will
have charge of the Municipal Ma
chine in his absence. The automo-
bile will run on straight lines and
accustomed pathes.
The barn of Sol Lentz, three
miles west of Logan, was struck by
lightning, during the storm on
Thursday evening, and burned.
Several cattle were killed. He car
ried an insurance with Fountain g.
Love of Somerset.
The Saturday Club were entetained
by Mrs. Longstreth at ter hcme,
near Union Furnace. "-,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McManigai
were visitors in Logan Tuesday.
Rev. W. S. Baker, Pastor of the
U. B. Church, will use next Sabboth
for his morning subject, "The Inter-
nal Foes of the Home" Evening sub
iect. 1.-THE External Foes of the