The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-02-19

The Ground Hog has been vindi
Gated.
The Masquerade Ball was a very
pleasant social saccess.
Col. Sands is in Cincinnati thi.
week On business and politics.
The Twice Five had a meeting a!
Rev. Whites ON last Monday night
Mart Miller, one of our best known
and esteemed citizens. died this
morning:
Mr.. J. j. Snider's sister, Mrs. Hen
~ Beaver, died on last Tuesday, a,
her home in Somerset.
DR.. Frank NIeClintock. of Ten
nessee, is visiting in our city, guest
OF his sister, Mrs. +. NJ. Mckay.
Mr.. John Daugherty has purchased
the Robert Work residence. The
price paid has not been given out.
Col. Weldy, who has been quite
sick the last two weeks. is improving
and it is hoped will soon be able to
be out and about again.
Mr.. George wolf, of Junction
City, well known to many of our
readers as wool buyer and dealer
in lumber, was business visitor in
oar city on l.s;: Monday.
Baby sleeps and grows while ma
ma rests, if Rocky Mountain Tea
is given. It's the greatest baby
medicine ever offered loving moth
ers. 35 cents. Bort & Co.
"Was Washington a Christian?"
will be DR.. I'll. j. Stewards Sunday
morning subject at the Presbyterian
church. Evening subject; s.The
Prosecuted Church-from ZOE to 325
A. D."
Pimples, chapped skin, faded
complexion, red rough hands. ecze-
ma, letter, bad blood, cured in a
short time, with Rocky Mountain
Tea, the great complexion restorer.
Bort & Co.
The Bell Telephone has planted
some poles IN the city which sre an
admiration. The poles cost twenty
< dollars each This cost, of course,
includes railroad freights and the
several labor In putting them in po-
sition.
A number of country people in a
circuit Of FIVE miles from Logan, are
anxious to have Telephones. IF they
will call on Charley Beck IN his Office
in the Mccarthy building. they can
makes arrangements to have Tele-
phone service.
The Nondescript Club was very
delightfully."- entertained at the home
of Mrs. Ira McKittrick, on Hunter
street, on last Thursday. The Gus
tomary literary program was rem
dered, after which some of the men,
hers read original valentines in which |
quite superior poetical talent was
displayed.
DR.. Means, Surgeon in charge of
the Protestant Hospital, in Colum-
bus. was called IN consultation with !
Drs- Aplin and Smith, and DR..
/. c. Wright in a difficult sur
gical operation for obstruction of the
bowels in the case of little Mary,
daughter of DR.. Wright. The OPP
Grafton was completely successful,
and the patient is recovering.
The last two shows at the Opera
House, "Joshua Simkins" and '.Bunch
of Keys" were fairly we'll patronized.
In the "Joshua Simpkins" there was
one actor. The others of the COM
pany ought to se working on the
road or manipulating wash board.
In the s'Bunch of Keys" there was
apparently stock company who
ought to be conducting newspapers.
The venerable William Buckley
Davis, whose memorial we repro
duce this week, in order that his
memory may be preserved, was
grandfather of Mrs. W. P. Heft, of
our city, who by reason of her line
age, is one of only two Daughters of
the American Revolution. in our city,
Grandfather Davis was we'll known
to many of our older citizens, and
was a man il high esteem among the
pioneers of Hooking in the early day.
On last Friday evening Henry
Townsend, working man at Steel
ton, on his way home to Athens.
took sick on the train and stopped at
the depot. He applied for room but
could not be accommodated. He
then came over to the city and went
to the engine room of the Hayden
Brick Works for warmth. He eau
toned those around him that he
might be taking the small pox, hav-