The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-05-14
DR.. Rannells was business vis-
itor in Columbus Tuesday.

Thousands of packages sold.
Judge Wright opened court il
New Lexington on last Monday.
The Bell Telephone Go. have
now connected with their exchange
185 phones.
DR.. Beery has Bell Telephone
connections with his many coun'
try patrons.
Mr.. ". w. Anderson of the Bel
Telephone Co. spent Sunday with
friends in GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. John Schwartz and Lee
Recktenwald were recent visitors
with friends in Somerset.
Five State Sunday School spec
ialists at the county Sunday school
iConvention. Don't miss it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Qoung oi
Shawnee are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Kessler, this week.
Miss Florence Fox spent several
days with her cousin, Miss Gae
Gilmore, in Nelsonville last week.
Five hundred bushel
| of Potatoes wanted at
A. G. Tiptons.
Mrs. DIR. Williams and Miss Wis.
ia Garrett left Tuesday for an ex-
tended visN with relatives and
friends on Rush Creek.
Mr.. Will Steinbauer and Miss
Tillie Snider, of Columbus, will
spend Sunday in Logan with Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Edmunson.
The mayors in most of the towns
and cities in the state are closing
saloons and suppressing gambling.
Let the ordinances be enforced or
repealed.
He who misses the coming Coun-
ty Sunday School Convention in
connection with the Ohio State
Sunday School Tour Party, misses
a rare treat.
Mrs. Perry Steinman and her
niece, Mrs. Huffman, of Ian.
caster, are visitors in our city,
guests of Mrs. Steinman's sister,
Mrs. John W. Work.
Wanted a man In Hooking coun-
ty to handle first class family med
ieines. Large per cent. For par
tfculars, address, Sheeran-B Bartlett
Drug Co., New Lexington, O.-46.
The Library Trustees. at their
last meeting, ordered sixty new
books, embracing works On art,
science, biography, history, travel
and fiction from the latest stand
ard writers.
DIR. Dennison of New Pittsburg,
DR.. Davis of Shawnee and DR..
Gordon of Junction City, attended
the national convention OF physi
clans at New Orleans last week.
DIR. Dennison, before returning,
will visit Cuba and Portorica.
Iagoo, the Blood and Nerve Ton
ic. Endorsed by hundreds Of home
testimonials. Nearly 1000 bottles
sold. Cures blood disorders. kid
ney and liver troubles, catarrh. A
great spring tonic. Sold by Bort
& Co., the Druggists, at 35 cents
for large bottle.
Since the assessors have compile
ted their work the dogs which are
expert tax dodgers and were for a |
season in retirement, have resumed
control of the pavements. The la |
dies, up to this time. can with rea-
safety walk in the middle
of the streets. But they must keep
Miss Anna Sisson, chief opera
tor in the Bell Telephone exchange
in Nelsonville, died Wednesday
evening in the Hospital in Colum-l
bus, where she had undergone an
operation for appendicitis. Miss
Sisson had many friends in Logan
who will regret to learn of her
death.
Mrs. Mary Brown Lee of New !
Plymouth was in our city ON Mon
day and a welcome caller at the
Library, where whenever she visits
our city, she donates to the Library
> lot of of most excellent books
and magazines. Mrs. Lee is the
editor of the Home Department in
Farm and Fireside, and q very ac-
contributor to sew.
,ral of the leading papers and mag
azines of the country.
Mrs. Nerd Gano very handsomely
the Domino club last
evening. Miss Nerd Frash and
Mr.. E. K. Miles won the first prize
md Miss Mcclure, the guest of
,onor, after very strenuous pull
IN broom straw, succeeded in
the "booby." Elegant
'efreshments were se,ved, after
which the Misses Eliza and Bertha.
he hostess handsome and accom-
,lished little daughters, rendered
excellent music.
Scott Braddock, the enterprising
md popular proprietor of the Lo-
,an Foundry and Machine works,
lindly gave all his men half holl-
Law and full nav on Saturday of