The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-04-03

caster Gazetee.
am pleased with nay paint, its
the best / ever used, It's Lowe
Bros High Standard Paint bought
at Bort & Co.'S Drug Store.
Good Friday services were held
in the Luthern and Catholic chur-
ches with full attendance of the
congregations.
Mr.. Tom McMan has moved his
family from Parkersburg to Logan
and will occupy the Mrs. Thompson
property on north Mulberry street.
The G. A. RS gave n very de-
llightful MASQUERADE ball on last
Saturday evening which was en-
ljoyed by all who attended.
Miss Mary keef of our city, who
has been quite i'll for some time
past, has been taken to the Column
bus hospital for treatment.
The price will please you. The
paper will please you, if you buy
at Bort & Cos, for they handle the
best wall paper in Logan.
The Misses Vashti and Alice
Kline of Toledo, were the pleaes-
antly entertained guests of their
cousin, Miss nellie Raney, over
Sunday.
Mr.. E. P. Armstrong and family
moved to Columbus. ''Chuck"
leaves behind him, many friends
who wish him good luck in his new
home.
The Nelsonville Blu ckeye notes,
"Clarance Poston and little daugh-
ter Florence of Logan, visited the
formers mother, Mrs Hanna Post
on"
The dinner given by the ladies
of the NJ. E. church on last Fri
day was a very pleasant social af-
fair, and a business success. Over
10000 was realized.
The public schools were dis
missed on last Friday afternoon,
in ton of the day
sacred in the Christian calendar,
Good Friday.
FIR. Powers was the surprised
recipient of contribution of fifty
dollars from his congregation, on
last Sunday, an Easter testim oni-
al of personal regard.
You can make gold dollars of,
cents you save by trading with us,
Luke Lehman,
Up-to-Date Clothiers,
Logan, Ohio.
Sunday will be an important day
at the Presbyterian church, as a
number of new members will be
received into the church. DR.. Stew
ard will preach at both services.
Judge Wright, who was taken
suddenly sick on the bench at
New Lexington, with an attack of
threatning heart failure has re-
covered and in usual health again.
The report is current that the
Hooking Valley will soon build a
new and enlarged depot in our town.
The increasing business of the road
here demands greater accommoda-
tions.
Mrs. Arthur Palmer of Columbus,
is the guest of Mrs. John Strentz.
Mr. Palmer has disposed of his busi
ness IN Columbus, and will move
to Los Angelus, CAL, where he will
make his future home.
Cap Clarke of Vinton Co. veter-
an of Gen. Grosvenor regiment, was
in this city yesterday before the
pension board. While here the
veteran is the guest of his brother-in
law, Jim Mounts.
There will be a good ,lany moves
this week. 1t is sometimes desirable
to have it known, "where you are
att If the person who moves will
let us know, we will gladly pub
lish.
Mr. Gorden, known as "Daddy"
among his friends, who lives with
Father Powers, was taken sudden
ly i'll on last Sunday morning, but
at this writing, it is hoped out of
danger.
The many friends of Miss Bar
barbra Bort gave her pleasant
party at her home on last
evening, the occasion be-
ing her 18th birthday. A delight
flu! time is reported by all.
Mr.. L. D. VIckers Of Charleston
was among his old acquaintances
in Logan on last Monday. He is |
much pleased with his new loca- '