The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-07-02
Infants shoes at 25 cents per
pair at Clem c. Biningefs.

pair at Clem -. OlU1QRef6.
Let dogs delight to bark and bite.
for this they mostly do. But the
d G rule is nearly to au end.
| Mrs. Blanch Wright Hines Of
Florence, Italey, is visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Wright.
Col. Weidly Will attend the State
Bar Meeting at Put-in-Ba Ieaying
on next Monday.
The Twice Five Club Will have
their annual outing at Crystal
SprIngs IN the near future.
.:I'ucker" Heft. one Of our best
plastereis, is engaged at Straitsvil!e
with months work ahead.
Mr.. john Wymiller and wife OF
NelsoIville, spent last Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. ard Mrs. Fred Wy
miller Of our city.
Mr.. Isaac Strawn, one of the old
citizens of near Cedar Grove is viz
,t,ns among friends in Logan this
week.
Mr.. Wesley Davis, one Of the old
pioneers Of Potter Ridge, died last
Thursday in the ssth year of his
age.
Senator W. E. Finck, wife aud
daughter were visitors in our city
this week. guests Of Judge and Mrs.
o. W. H. Wright.
We are glad to learn that Mr..
Rudolph Brown, VIII" is at the Sani-
forum at MartinsvIlle. Ind, is very
much improved in health.
A man named L. D. Steinrod of
Nelsonville, diei ON last Sunda,
night from injuries sustained from
fall down elevator shaft.
The teachers of Gallipolis have
gone on strike. have resigned. be
cause one of their number, a dangh-
ter of a school book agent, got a
higher salary than the others.
Athens has an ordinance against
splitting on the pavements and ap-
plicable especially to pavements in
front of churches. Logan might
take hint from these Improvement
proceedings.
The Mayor has ISSUED q procla |
nation forbidding boys to celebrate
the Fourth until the Fourth. This
is right. There is only one Fourth |
of July. We hope the boys will OBJ
serve the order.
The Rug and Skirt Factory is do
ing a fine business. Twenty indus
trous girls are 8 employed. Frank
Rose returned from q canvassing
trip last Saturday: and reports having
sold ocds-in; every city he visited.
Dr.. Richardsun,i formerly super
,ntendent of the s,Athens Asylum,
died suddenly ateh's home in WASH
ington City, on last Saturday. He
was well known 10 many of our citi.
zens, and his death is the occasion of
profound sorrow in a wide circle Of
social and professional friends.
Public reception Of new members
at the Presbyterian church, Sunday
morning. Communion service. At
80 p. m. DR.. Steward will take
subject appropriate 10 "July 4th."
His subject te,ng "victory." Good
music at both services.
The Council should promptly pass
two ordinances at the next meeting:
One to suppress the dog nuisance,
one to vacate the street adjoining the
Market lot. With these ordinances
passed the work Of beautifying of
our city by the ladies' and gentlemen
of the Improvement Society can be-
gin.
Martin Wolf, while passing along
the street on last Monday, was at
tackled by Fred Villages dog and
severely bitten. The vicious dog
bit Ham Mildren some time ago, but
didn't draw blood. VOLTS clothes
were torn and painful wound in
fiicted. He had DR.. Beery to eau.
terize the wound to guard against
hydrophvbia. And this did not
happea in Africa, but in Logan.
The HocKING SENTINEL in its en-
pbasis of Mr.. and Mrs. Lingerfield's
optical career. attribute their success
and attalnments to special knowledge
expert skill, vast experience and
thorough scientific equipment and
an industrious mind 'consrientiously
devoted to the welfare of their pat
tents, thereby business or profess
ional career based on such truly good
and worthy principles Is inevitably
with success. A noteworthy