The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-06-04

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girl.
Father Powers was the Memo
rial Day speaker at South Bloom
ingville.
Miss Emma Hartmann is the
guest of relatives in Chillicothe
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Billison, have
returned from a weeks visit in
ChiIlicothe.
Miss Sallie Riechley of the Ath-
ems Hospital was visitor in this
city Monday.
We fit Trusses. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Try us. Bort & Co.
the Druggists.
Mr.. ]. L. Slaughter and Miss
Grace Voris visited friends in Nell
sonville Sunday.
Miss Gilmore of jacksonville is
the pleasantly entertained guest.of
Miss Florence Fox.
Miss Mabel Lay, picnicing last
Saturday at Cantwell Cliffs, acci-
IDENTIFY fell and broke her leg.
Mr.. John Petit has sbeen ap-
pointed by the mayor to prosecute
the Liquor suits before his court.
Mr.. L. B. Snider and cousin,
Rose Stalter, spent Saturday and
Sunday with relatives in Somerset.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marks of Lancas-
ter came down Sunday ard spent
the day with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Fox and family.
The seniors entertained the Lo-
gan High School at the home of
Miss Nellie Schwenke, on Friday
evening of last week.
| Miss Alma Green was hostess
for the Progressive Pedro Club
last Wednesday evening. Miss
Ella Stalter won first prize.
Mr.. Geo. Rider, formerly of
Rock Bridge, now of near Van
Vert, has been visiting friends and
relatives in Hooking this week.
Let dogs delight
To bark and bite
For this they mostly do with the
consent Of the town council and the |
corporation and state officers.
Miss Elizabeth MeManigal left |
on last Thursday for New York |
City. where she has ascepted a po-
sition as stenographer for the For
eign Missionary Society. |
81. M. Parker, Great Commander |
of the Knights of Maccabees sof /
Ohio, attended the regular meeting |
of the Logan lodge, in his official
capacity, Monday evening.
Rev. Meadows, of Nelsonville, |
was in the our city this week solic-
iting aid for the colored church of
that city, and met with liberal con-
tributions from our citizeas.
Wanted man in Hooking coun-
Fty to handle first class family med
icines. Large per cent. For par
tlculars, address, Sheeran-Bartlets
Drug Co., New Lexington, 46-tf.
Rain, rain, go away.
School is out and Johnny wants to
play, /
and go over to Snider's Store for
mamma, and get some of their nice !
and good things for sale, o, sol
cheap.
The Messrs. Wellman, Steinman
& Co. have the handsomest front |
in the city, and a stock of goods
which embrace every variety, of
the best quality, and the cheapest
of prices, Read their advertise
ment, and call at the store and see
for yourselves the attractions dis
played and the bargains offered.
The work of remodeling the Ro.
chester store room is progressing
rapidly. The floor will be lowered
and the fixtures will be all of. the
latest and most convenient styles.
Their customers are promptly sup
piled with goods from their i'm.
provised rooms, the grocery on
Mulberry and notions and light
goods on Main street, in the late
Office of DR.. Rannells.
: The Euterpean club, a society
of ladies of our town devoted to
music, gave free entertainment
on last Thursday evening to the
other clubs and friends, in the
Opera House. The hall was crowd
ed with a cultured and apprecia-
ative audience. The entertain
.ment was the most elegant, artis-
tic and enjoyable the citizens of
our town have ever attended. The
ladies are to be complimented on
their excellent rendering of the
parts assigned, and congratulated