The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-02-05

Mrs D. Mclaughlin of Murry
City is visiting Logan relatives.
Judge Bright was in New Lex
ington, Monday ON Legal business.
Senator Lowery was In Athens
last Saturday on legal business
Mr. Chas Baird of Murry City
was business visitor in Logan
lat week.
A. M. Sparks and son Lowell
were guest of Nelsonville friends
last week.
Mrs Charles Speelman has re-
turned from visit with Nelson
vile friends.
Mr.. Green is attending the State
Democratic Editorial Convention
in Columbus.
The Pottery plant is in Opera
tion and goods are in process of
manufactufe.
Mr.. Charles b King of Sand Run
was business visitor in Logan
last Wednesday.
Proceedings of the Board of
Trade was handed in too late this
morning for this week.
Will Vanetta, Earl Young and
Ihad Dover of Nelsonville were
recent visitors in our city.
Miss Sophia Smith teacher at
Carbon Hill, spent last Sunday
with her parents in Logan.
The Twice Five club was pleas
antly entertained by Prof. and
Mrs Pierpont on last Monday.
The Court House roof has been
undergoing repairs under the direct
ion of Commissioner Strentz.
Interesting contributions for this
week are crowded out by valuable
and instructive advertisements
Mrs Ed Donavan and children
returned Tuesday from a-pleasant
visit with her mother in Lancaster
The Twentieth Century Pedro
club will meet tonight, Thursday
at the hoDe of Grace G. Greene.
tsChrist and Mary" will be DR..
81. j. Stewards Sunday morning
subject. Att p. m. :.The Mission
of Christ
The Seniors of the L. II S. will
entertain the Junior class on the
evening of Feb 18th at the home
of Miss nellie Schwenke.
It's pretty hard to define real beau
~. Rare and beautiful women ev-
erywhere owe their luvliness 10 Rocky
Mountain Tea. 35 cen,s Bort d Co.
Mr. Hulse has moved the Office
of the Postal Telegraph in the
store room of Sloan & Huls and
Gan give prompt attention to the
business.
Miss Rose Heft and Miss Anna
Ruble, of Logan were the guest of
Mrs G. W. Heft on North Column
bus street the past week.-Lancas-l
ter Gazette.
The high wind yesterday blew
down a chimney on the
Rempel House. Several persons
had lucky escape from the falling !
bricks on the payment.
The article of Commissioner
Weymiller on Good Roads, in the
SENTINEL last week, has met with
much favorable comment, and put
the people TO thinking.
Mr.. N. NJ. Acken has purchased
the Tritsch property on Main st
next to DR. Blossers. Consideration !
$4,000 He will occupy it for his |
residence in the Spring.
] love thee, o yes love thee,
But it's all that can ever he,
For in my visions in the night,
Fly dreams are Rocky Mountain Tea
Bort d Co., Druggists.
Mr AL Stiers is in New York |
this week on business. On his re
turn he will open skirt factory !
in the Ruggery Building, in con-
nection with Mr. Homer Hensel. /
Many OF the ills from which wo-
men suffer can he completely cured !
with Rocky Mountain Tea. Rich, !
red blood, good digestion and health ,
follow its use. 80 cents. Bort d Co. |
Col Frisner has sold his proper
ty to Mr.. C. E. Bowen, and con-
templates removing from Logan /
We shall regret the Coils depart
ure. He is one of our land marks. !
and a light house.
Judge Martin will enter upon
the duties of Probate Judge, next
Monday. He will be greeted by
the hearty good wishes of all the
people of Hooking County. Miss
Scbaal of Joe, has been appointed
as clerk in the Office.
A brief telegram to Father Pow
ers, Yesterday, announced the
death from accident, of his brother,
father Of Miss Anna, at Mullen,
Idaho, where he was engaged
in mining operations.
Miss Hortense Feike daughter of
Mr.. Geo Feike formerly of our
e;fr Uha died in Marietta 0n 1aSt