The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-04-30
Local News.
Moth Balls at Bort & Co.'S.

Farm wagons and implements al
Chris Holl d Cos.
Joseph Quinn of Murray was 8
Sunday visitor in Logan.
DR.. A. C. Oatly has Bell Tele
phone. Office, 124; residence 1911.
N. M. Acker is in Ward this
week looking after his farming in
terests.
Mrs. w. H. CoweiI, of North
Walnut street, is seriously i'll OF
pneumonia.
While attending the Street Fair
make your headquarters at Bort &
Co.'S Drug Store.
Mrs. Saffell, an aged widow re-
siding on North Mulberry street,
is very seriously sick.
OEdd Shorr of Charleston, West
Virginia, Is visiting his parents
and relatives in Logan.
Interesting news on the I'd and
Sd page of this paper. A story for
the old soldier every week.
Just received our 1898 Ham
mocks, the prettiest line that will
be shown in Logan Bort & Co.
The Misses Nellie and Zellie
Schwinke are visiting relatives in
Lancaster, guests of DR.. and Mrs.
Stukey.
The Odd Fellows had very
pleasant banquet celebration of
their Saith anniversary on last Sat
utday evening.
Miss Mert Frash entertained the
Domino club last evening. An ell
egant lunch was served and roy
al good time was had.
Frank Rose is again, after a
pleasant excursion for the Rug
Carpet Store, back at his old place,
glad to meet his friends again at
Stiers & Co.'S.
The school examiners were in
session last Saturday, passing up
on the papers of over a hundred
applicants for certificates at a
previous meeting.
We thank our friends in the va
rious townships for the new SUBJ
scribers they have been sending us,
all in appreciation of the work we
did for good roads.
Superintendent Collins and wife
of the County Infirmary were hur-
risdly called to Logan Sunday by
the serious illness of Mrs. Collins
mother, Mrs. j. R. West.
Now that the roads are becom-
ing passable, we expect our delin-
quents to bring us some potatoes.
The Minnesota grown are not good
now, since the roads are getting
good.
Senator Austin, of Starr, was in
the city on last, Saturday, and de-
termines that the pike must be be-
gun by the first of June and fin
ished by October, SO that he can
get his crop of peaches to the Lo-|
gan market.
The many friends of Prof. Boyer
in Logan, where he was our es-
teemed school superintendent, will
be glad to know that he is in high
esteem in Circleville, and has been
reelected, with an increase of
500 salary. His salary is 81, 800
year.
Eli West, Far-Downer from
Hooking, at present one of the
leading public men of Columbus,
has been selected as one of the vice
presidents of the monster Irish
meeting in Columbus tonight,
where expression will be given IL
behalf of Ireland's efforts to secure
liberation from British tyrany.
Miss Ida Steinman has accepted
a position in the post Office in the
place of Miss Brooks resigned.
Miss Steinman has had experience
in post Office affairs, for two years
the faithful and efficient clerk un-
der the administration of Mr..
Green, and we congratulate post
Office officials and patrons ON her
return to the service.
Rev. George W. Deyer was a
welcome visitor in our city on
: Saturday. Besides being postmas-
ter at Deavertown, conducting a !
new church he has established in
GAINESVILLE, nursing vacinated
arm, he still has the zeal and
christian spirit to attend to church
work among his many friends in
Hooking. Mr.. Deaver is one of
the prominent and most esteemed