The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-09-11
Mss Rhea James is visiting friends

in Columbus.
Mr.. Henry kanode of Columbus
visited Logan relatives last week.
Father Bloom of Sugar Grove wa
a visitor with Father Powers Fri
day.
Rev. Baker and wife have returned
from a pleasant visit With relative.
in Westervllle.
An interesting report of the Teach
er's institute came in too late for pub
lication this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Robins oi
Cambridge are the guests this week
OF Or. and Mrs. Aplin.
The Misses Evaline and Lucy Bow
en- left the first of the week for Ok
ford to resume their studies.
Mrs J. w. Strentz entertained, be-
tween trains, Mrs. Judge Rutter of
Lancaster, one day last week.
Mr.. Donald Shultz and IIss Edna
McLain were married at the residence
of Rev. J. F. Williams Sept. lst.
The Misses Clara and Ida Keller
vf Lancaster are the guests of their
cousins, Emma aud Clara Hartman.
Mrs. Ralph E Elmunson and son Jo-
seph spent last week in Columbus
guests of her sister, Miss Tillle Sni-
der.
Bishop Moeller of Columbus will
confirm class of about fifty children
at St. Johns church. Sunday after
noon at 8 pm.
Money to Loan by the Logan
Home Savings Association on first
mortgage security. Call on w. w.
McCray, Secretary, Logan, 1o-4t.
Now is the time to purchase the
latest in Summer Millinery, Sum
mer Felts. Call and see Mrs.
Clark's hats before purchasing else
where.
The sad news reaches us that Mr..
John Kimberling, formerly of our
city, is lying at the point of death
from typhoid fever, at his home in
Wellstou.
, Mr.. Conrad Vein, one of the
prominent citizens of Murray City,
was an attendant at court on last
Monday and met with the Democratic
Executive Committee.
Hugh Clark. formerly a well
known and highly respected citizen
Of our town, brother of Mrs. Arthur
McCortney, died last week at his
home in Little Rock, Ark.
A number Of our citizens, natives
of Somerset, are attending the re
union in that place today. Judge
Wright and Mr.. Green are on the
program to address the meeting this
evening.
]. L. Macklin, Company G, ia
u. V. l.. of Wells county. Indiana,
and former old time resident of this
county, accompanied by his wife, are
visiting relatives aud friends in and !
about Logan.
To be given away free. A fine
$1,000 Kodak. A ticket given free
with every sc worth of goods bought !
of me from July 25, to Dec. l, 1902. |
Geo. Schafer, Opera House Drug |
Store, Logan, Ohio.
Wellman, Steinman & Co. contrib
ute an interesting article in this
weeks issue. 1t will prove profit
able reading to those who desire bar
gains in the best goods and the lat
est styles in the market.
There are few men, women or boys
who don't long for a watch or want
q better one than they have. All
sorts are here. from a good moderate (
price time peace to the finest gold
one. CASES JEwELEY STORE.
Messrs. Wolf & Grossman began
on last Monday with force of about
fifty men to take up the gas mains of
the old artificial gas plant. There
are about four miles of this pipe
which the Federal company sold.
Mr.. John Petit has rented the
rooms in the James Block next to
Col. Weldy and adjoining the SEN
TINEL, for a law office. Mr.. Petit
is bright, we'll read lawyer, and we
bespeak for him a liberal share CT
public patronage.
Mr.. Thomas Burdell, aged %, died
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. r.
Thomas. this city, Wednesday morn
ing of typhoid fever. Mr.. Burdell's
home is in M.igs county. He came
to Logan SIX weeks ago on a visit
and was taken sick. HIS remains
were taken to Middleport this morn.
ing for interment.
Clerk Wright and. Sheriff Thomas