The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-03-12

and church be sent TO the once. 1t IS ou
pleasure to make mention of all affairs,
we know ofthem. Let our readers advise
Lemons, 10 cents per dozen, q
The Peoples Store.
Three cans of good Salmon for 2!
cents, at The Peoples Store.
Miss Nellie Wright and Gertrud,
Fox spent last Sunday in Lancas
ter.
Plug Fobacco-and the tags ART
goods cents per pound, At Th'
Peoples Store.
Judge Wright, who has beer
quite sick from the grippe, is able
to be out again.
Mr.. Chas. Smith and family have
removed to Newark, where they
will make their future home.
Four deaths from small pox oc
Cured In Nelsonville this week,
The contagion has broken out at
BuchteI.
For fresh garden and
flower seeds in bulk go
to Cases.
For the last month past, there
has not been a dozen men in Logan
who have not been complaining Of
i'll health, the grippe.
Put roses in her saucy checks,
Makes her eyes grow br lght with fun,
Makes months seem like weeks;
Is what Rocky Mountain Tea has done,
For sale at Bort & Co.'S.
We are glad to learn that Mr..
Henry Lutz, who has been very
sick, is getting better, and hopes
are entertained for his early re-
coyery.
Mr.. George Bishop has bought
lot from Mr.. John Rochester, on
North Mulberry street, adjoining
Fred Rochester, and will build a
residence this spring.
.sWalk Over" to Wellman, Stein
man q Co.'S and get a pair of shoes
and you can walk around in COM
fort and in style wherever you wish
to go. See advertisement.
.'Christ's Outlook" will be DR..
II. j. Stewards Sunday morning
subject at the Presbyterian church.
At Z p. m. he will speak on the
ssReformation Church. Good mu-
sic.
Mr.. John Ucker, of our city was
called to Circlevillc Saturday of |
last week, by the death of his aunt,
Mrs. Sarah Ucker, one of the old
and most highly esteemed citizens
of that city.
Coon Reichley, from Benton, was
a visitor in the city, Monday. He
travelled on "Shank's Mare" cutt-
ing across the fields. When he
had occasion to cross public road
he put ON stills and waded.
The Lancaster Gazette notes
that Clarence McCray, of Logan,
spent Sunday in that city. Lam
caster can ENSURE" hearty vel
come from her handsome girls, for
any of our nice young gentlemen
visitors.
This is the season for house,
cleaning. There is always lot
of waste stuff about the house at
this time. Take it to Wolf d
Grossman, or send them word, they
will take it and pay you cash for
it. See advertisement.
The Mississippi river is at flood
tide. At Memphis the river is 25
miles wide. 1t is predicted that
the river will attain the highest
stage ever known, and much dan
ger is feared. The Ohio is falling.
The Hooking was out Of bank.
Miss Bessie, daughter of Mr.. j. t
n. Slater, lost a gold locket on q
the street between the residence of t
Mr.. Slater and DR.. Raney's. The !
ocket has on it engraved the word a
sBess. - The finder will please
,eturn it and be thanked and re- !,
1arded. r
Fathers Schwarz, of Buchtel, e
Preached his first sermon to his old "
choolmates and companions of C.
logan, in St. Johns church on last l.
tuesday evening. His sermon was t.
instructive and impressive, and tt
vas listened to by crowded church Il
Tendance; II