The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-04-30
Best Mixed Paint at Bort d Co.'S.

at Bort & Co.'S.
!, Mrs. Thomas Peckham mozes to
Columbus today.
All kinds of rubber-tired vehi.
cles at Chris. Holl &c Co.'S.
The mayor has appointed ten
extra police for service during the
Carnival.
/; DR.. II. G. Campbell has Bell
Telephone connection. Office, 2;
residence, 1911.
| George Williamson of Laurelville
was a business visitor in Logan the
last of the week.
The trial of Wheeler for the
murder of his wife is in progress
at Lancaster this week.
Bort's Flavoring Extracts excel
all others sold at same price. Try
them. Sold by all grocers.
The Temptation of Teddy is
shown IN an article on the Sd page
which will interest everybody.
The jury has been discharged,
the cases of Importance have been
disposed of and court is about over.
Mrs. J. H. Bowman and Mrs.
w. C. Grimm, of Columbus, visit
ed their mother, Mrs. Lucy A.
Crawford, Sunday.
The council met Tuesday even
ling and closed up business. The
new council meets on next Monday
night and organizes.
Everybody will be glad TO knoy
that Denny Noonan, who has been
SO seriously sick q long ting, Is
able to be out on on the streets again.
On last Tuesday q portion Of the
scaffolding at Rochester's store
fell. " John Shay and Walter
Kleinschmidt were slightly in
iured.
Mrs. John Rider of Haydenyills
died yesterday morning. She was
formerly the widow of Sam Eng
land, and well known and esteemed
in this community.
The many friends of Dr.. Pullen,
who has been quite sick from the
grippe, will be glad to know that
he is recovering, and able to be
cut and about again.
"Nazareth," will be DR.. H. J,
Stewards Sunday morning subject
at the Presbyterian church. At
1880 p. m. he will speak on ..:Tke
Happiest Life" Good music at
both services.
We have before us specimen pic
lures taken by the kaleidoscope,
which in distinctness and artistic
completeness are equal to the best
productions of the highest priced
cameras. See advertisement and
write for particulars.
Fairfield county has pushed her
pixies to our border at two points.
in Marion on the Bremen road, in
Perry on the State Farm road neag
Bethel. Let the roads be extended.
We will bring Bremen to Logan,
and the State Farm to Buenavista.
Col. w. S. Friesner is attending
the annual commemoration of the
sultana disaster, at Kent q, this
week. He was one OF. the few sur
vivors of this disaster, the most
horrible in the history of the war.
The Sultana, carrying home about
two thousand Union soldiers, Sc
cured from rebel prisons, blew up|
and sunk, Carrying down oyer sew:
enteen hundred soldiers. The
Colonel had q narrow escape. The
survivors meet annually to com.
memorate the awful disaster.
Mr.. Ira McKittrick and family
have moved from Logan, going to
Roscoe, Morgan county, where he
will live on the old home farm, in
the hopes of o recovery Of falling
health. We regret the loss Of Mr..
McKittrick from our social circle.
and the close neighborhood Of the
SENTINEL. In his early day he was
a newspaper man, the HStormy
Petral" of Shawnee, facing the
political storms of Perry, and guild
ing his party on seyeral occasions
safe through the tempest. We
hope in the quiet of his farm, in
the "shade under green trees,'' he
may recover his health, and he and
his family may have to meet and
greet them in glad welcome as
many good friends as they leave in
Logan regretting their departure.
The SENTINEL follows him to cheer
him and advise him of the errors