The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-09-11

ing her sister Mrs. S. III, Bright.
The Mlssee zwickle of Flagdal
have our thaks for basket of choic
grapes.
Mrs. S. II. Bright has returne'
from an extended visit in Athens
Pennsylvania.
DR.. Ed Trash of Lancaster was
Sunday visitor in Logan the guest o
Mr.. Fred Trash.
The elegant new residence Of Mr.
George Shaw, on Hunter street, vii
soon be completed.
Doc Oatley, who has for some tim
been laid up with hurt knee, is abb
TO be out and about again.
Mr.. John Esmpel will soon hov'
his handsome residence on Yves
Main street ready TO occupy.
Henson Burgess, one of the old
wheel horses of Democracy at Gore
was a visitor in our city Monday.
The trial of Charley Nutter of Gore
charged with marder in the frs, de
gree, has been set for October 9Th.
Miss Mary Allen returned TO heI
home in Circleville, Saturday, after
a pleasant visit with Logan relatives
Miss Nora Welnman left Saturday
for Murray City to accept her old
position as teacher in the public
schools.
Miss Bertha Rogers has returned
to her home IN McConnelsville, Mon
day, after pleasant visit with her
Aunts the Misses Weitzell.
Squire Hutchinson of North Balli,
more, formerly Of G!bisonyille, is Wis
itiug this week in our city, the guest
of his son-;n-law, Mr.. G. V. Wright.
Wanted, boy who goes to school
and cbeys his teacher, TO engage on
Saturdays at the SENTINEL office,
make himself handy, be polite and
The new fropt in the Ackers build
ing is about completed, and the store
room OF Rochester & Lytle has now
one of the handsomest fronts OF any
business room in the city.
Joe White and A. j. Rizer, two
Of Perry's prominent young Demo-
Gratis, were pleasant callers last Tues
lay. They report the Democracy in
good shape in the west end.
Prof. Mortzolf, superintendent of
be Junction City schools, was one of
he Instructors at the Teachers Insti-
ute last week. The professor is the
luthor of q history of Perry county,
which we shall speak of later.
Mr.. Jesse Williams mas moved
With his mother in the Tritsch resi-
lence formerly occupied by Mr.. Will
henderson, who moved with his FAM
iy, the first of the month, to Mans
ield.
Charley Rose will visit the Cincin
.ati Festival next week, jolly with
he editors and shake hands with the
PRESIDENT. He will also buy a COM
,lete stock of goods for the fall and
winter trade.
Little Miss Ruth Armstrong, we
re glad to note, has so far recovered,
hanks to first claas medical treat
nent and tireless, affectionate nurs-
ne. as to be able to sit up and be
moved around.
To be given away free. A fine
1000 Kodak. A ticket given free
rith every sc worth of goods bough:
# me from July 95, to Dec. 1. 1902.
ieo. Schafer, Opera House Drug
'tore Logan, Ohio.
Mr.. A. R. McBroom has been
ute i'll for the last two weeks from
strain in his back. He is improv-
ng, and his friends hope he will soon
'e sound and we'll again.
Genuine Rocky Mountain Tea
,ade by the Madison Medicine Co.,
! made of raie and costly herbs not
ound in any other preparation, there
ore get the kind you read about. So
ents. Bort & Co., Druggists.
Tom Woods, who recently had all
is clothes stolen from tie line and
uh, mention of which was exclusively
lade in the SENTINEL, offers a re-
'ard of s5 for the return of the socks
nd no questions asked. He needs
hem foundry socks.
The sneak vas around again last
'rlday night. Sim Grown lost two