The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-04-02

MlsS marie BROOKE was Column
bus visitor last week.
Charley Rose wants to see you.
Read his advertisement.
Miss Kline of Toledo visited with
Miss leila Schwenke last week.
Seed Potatoes, Early Rose, Early
| Ohio and Peerless. at j. Roches-
ter's Sons.
Miss Nell McManigal, student at
Wooster, spent Sunday with her
parents in Logan.
Mrs. Rarrick, of GAINESVILLE. af.
ter weeks visit among relatives
! in Logan, has returned home.
Mr.. George Fox and daughter,
Anna, attended the play of "Ben
Hur,.' in Columbus last Friday.
Mr.. Anderson, of GAINESVILLE, is
in our city this week in the inter
est Of the Bell Telephone exchange.
Mrs. Chas. Speelman and daugh-
ter, Miss Flossie, were the guests
of friends in Columbus the first of
last week.
The advanced business men of
Nelsonville want to advertise for
Logan trade. We will incorporate
that suberb.
palm Sunday" and "The Balm
of Gilead'' will be the morning and |
evening subjects at the U. B.
Church. Come.
Mr.. Thomas E. Hughes, a stu
dent of Otterbern College. Wester-
vile, was a pleasant visitor in our
city over Sunday.
Mrs. Byron Wolf and son, By.
ron, of Athens, were the Sunday
guests of Mrs. Chas. Rose.
Messrs. Dill Sanderson and J.B.
Dollison, Misses Ruth Brooke and
Lucy Rochester, saw "Ben Hur"
in Columbus. Friday evening.
Rev. F. Cush, of New Lexington,
preached very interesting sermon
on last Wednesday evening, on
"Mortal Sin," at st. Johns church.
Open the door, let in the air.
The winds are sweet. the flowers are fair,
Joy is abroad in the world for me.
Since taking Rocky Mountain Tea.
Bort & Co., Druggists.
Rev. Geo. F. Hughes, former U. Ii
3. pastor of Logan, now of Hills
boro, is spending a few days with g
his daughter, Mrs. Charles A.
Wright. |,
Mr.. Paul Goetz, a we'll known
telephone man, died in Lancaster
on last 1ursday morning Of inter
militant fever. He was quite well
known here.
The Short Skate club nave is
,,,aI ;,x,; ~ <;ore So, a exroI1 Eo,&o,I
ball, on Monday, April 18th. 1t
promises to be the swelleet affair +
ever given by this, our most popu- ,
lar social organization. l
Uncle John Corkel and wife, of
near Ewing, were welcome visitors
yesterday. Mr.. Conkel is one Of
The old guard of the SENTINEL, n
subscriber tor thirty years. He will t.
continue to pay subscription and
taxes as long as he can travel on the a q
good roads of Hooking. y
Closing out our entire line of wall n
paper TO quit the business. We are .
the largest dealers in the n
Valley in this line. We il
rave positively decided to close this b
inc and are making some very at u
ractive If RS in wall paper. Come =;
n and See our line. Bort & Co., the
Druggists, Wall Paper Store. l,
Col. VIM. Tippett, of America. :,
IN old timer and .all-round printer, ii
Who has been touring the West for t.
he past fiften years, dropped in on le
is Tuesday just in time to be of u
yaluable service. He is on his way = :,
o his native heath, Point Pleasant, NJ
Vest Virginia; where he intends
o permanently locate. He is an
.rdent Good Roads man. j
Mr.. Walter Doebele, the very s
manager of the Federal !,
las company in our city, has en- :,
.aged with the Nelsonville Elec- :,
ric Light company, as Secretary, =
nd will assume the duties of his !,
flee on the 10th of April. He =
axes with him in his new home
nd new service, the best wishes
# many friends in Logan. y.