The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-11-19
LOCAL EVENTS.

LOCAL EVENTS.
FoR SALE:-A good piano. In
quire at this Office.
Miss Edna Armstrong Of Murry
City. spent Sunday with Logan rel
atlves.
Miss Petty of Straitsville, visited
her mother, Mrs. Emma Petty. in
Logan over Sunday.
Auditor Martin is in Columbus
this week attending the State Con-
vention of County Auditors.
Mr.. Gabriel Of Athens, was the
Sunday guest of his cousin, Homer
Gabriel, In Logan.
Mr.. Dalton of Athens, visited with
Logan friends Sunday.
Mss Ella Stalter returned Friday
fror q pleasant visit with relatives
in Somerset.
Miss Rhea James visited Colum-
bus friends several days last week.
Mr.. Merrel. Manager of the Cen
tral Union Telephone Company of
Nelsonville, was pleasant visitor
in our city last Friday.
Lovers Of art will appre.
ciate the marvels of hand
work at Wellman Steinman
& Co.'S.
Col. Mcdonald. Auditor of the
Logan Natural Gas Company, was
in our oity on his regular visit last
week.
Charley Bowlby has rented his
store room to Messrs Rectenwalt &
Krsishbaum, who, as coon a. the
room is prepared, will open a first
class grocery. The young men have,
our best wishes TOR success.
Mr.. Frank Downey of Columbus
spent Sunday with his grand mother
in Logan.
Mr.. Will Monahan and sister,
Blanoh, Of Corning, spent Sunday
With John. Monahan and family in
Logan.
Mr.. and Mn. ]. p. Elder of
Shawnee, visited their daughter.
An. Jesse Vorls, first of the week.
Miss Gertrude Voris, vho had
spent tie summer with friends in
Phil adelphia, Pa, returned home
last week.
4. G. Lewis, whs hns been the To- |
cal representative for the Western
and Southern Life Insurance Co.,
for some tins past, has been trans
fsrrsd to Logan and will hereafter
look after the same compauy's |
business at that place snd New
6traitsville. This is in the nature
Of promotion and Alfred is to be
congratulated. He began in the
new territory Monday ay.-Shawnee
Journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse voris have
the sympathy of many friends in the
death of their little child Yesterday.
An unparalleled outpouring
of Holiday loveliness lunch
cloths, buffet runners. doilies,
center pieces, collars and
handkerchiefs. finest collec-
tion ever displayed at Well
man Steinman & Co.'S.
DR.. Campbsll, on last Sunday
afternoon, trephined the skull of a
son of Sol. Blum for fracture which
he accidentally received while play-l
ing ball from q ball bat in the
hands of a play mate. The Doctor
successfully operated on the boy and
adjusted the displaced bones, and 6
removed q heavy blood clot which
was pressing upon his brain. A halt
hour after the operation the boy be-
came conscious and renaissd 20 up
to the present writing. and bids fair
to make a perfect recovery. DR..
Campbell may Justly be proud of .
his achievements in this csse which e
is one of the gravest. known to sur
geons.
The SENTINEL il reliably Informed
that Bro. Mckay intends to 20
hunting tomorrow morning. All .
orders for game should be left With
'omsbody else. a. Mckay was never l
known to hit anything except 4 d
'traight road at meal time. 1t is II
aid that upon former numerous &C. 81
'asions when he ventured into the u
vilds of nature, that the saucy bob
whites would line themselves along j.
he fences and whistle at HIM IN the je
most impertinent manner. and that 7
whenever he fired shot they only al
ang the louder, and that not ono of Sc
hem was ever known to bulge.
sot go with sheep, hogs, dogs and
ther game in the EditOY's vicinity