The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-04-02
Local News.
Next Sunday is Palm Sunday

Next Sunday is Palm Sunday
j. B. Dollison Is on the sick lisi
this week.
Judge Bright was a Lancaster
visitor Monday.
Farm wagons and implements a,
Chris Hall & Co.'S.
Butterick's Patterns for April
at J. Rochester's Sons.
All kinds of rubber-tired vehi-
cles at Chris. Holl & Co.'S.
Don't fail to attend the Good
Roads meeting next Saturday,
Mr.. Sam Brooke went up to Co.
lumbus Friday to see ssBen Her,"
Schools will have vacation next
week, aud the children will be hap
py.
Lawrence Snider, of Somerset,
has charge of the j. j. Snider &
Co.'S. store.
Mr.. Harry Rose and Miss Flor
ence Rose spent Sunday and Mon
. day in Lancaster.
New Orleans and return, April II,
12 and Is, half fare. Good for re-
turn until April 30th.
Rev. Geo. F. Hughes, of Hills
boro, is guest of his daughter,
Mrs. Charles Wright. this week.
Mr.. Tom E. Hughes, law student
at oberlein college, Westerville,
spent Sunday with Logan relatives
Attorneys Ferguson and Binkley
of New Lexington were in our city
on Monday on professional busl-
ness.
Col. Weldy, who has been quite
sick for the last week, is better, and
it is hoped will soon be out and
about again.
Cleveland, Ohio, and return, one
and one-third fare, March 30th and
April I'd, account Fish and Game
Association.
Henry Lutz has recovered from
his sickness and is able to be out
and about again.
The Misses Ruth Henderson and
Maud McManigal, of Wooster, are
spending their vacation with their
parents in Logan.
Mr.. Oliver Oaks, of Circleville,
is visiting in Logan this week, and
meets q hearty welcome from his
many old-time friends.
Judge Wright was in New Lexing-
ton yesterday, He delivered several
opinions IN cases under considera-
ration, and adjourded court sine die.
Miss Stella Fox has been ap-l
pointed assistant operator in the
Bell Telephone exchange, and Mr..
Dwight Matthias will be night op-
orator.
Judge Frank Martin is moving to
Logan this week. He IS not DIS
posed for any Office work except to
issue marriage Licenses: Why, we /;
don't know,
Miss Blanche Sisson of Nelson
vile, and Mr.. Frank Rauch of Lan-
caster, were quietly married in Co.
lambus. Sunday afternoon. Miss
Sisson is well known here. !
For a clear skin, clear all the :
way through, transparent enough {
to let sunshine-rosy cheeks show
through-take Rocky Mountain
Tea. This month, spring time, s5
gents.
We have them to sell. We have =
them from the best growers in the /.
United States. We have the proper !
price to offer you on all kinds of
garden and flower seeds. Bort &
Co., the Druggists:
The engagement of Miss Beatrice {
Beeman, of New Lexington, to Mr..
Gillispie, of Columbus, has been !
announced, the wedding to take I
place in May. Miss Beeman's !;
friends in Logan extend congratu
lations.
The Barlow & Wilson Minstrel !.
company gave fine street parade T
on Tuesday: Their band is good '
one, the best that has visited our .
town in a long time. Their enter
tainment was first class in every =
particular. e
Miss Bess Rose, the handsome
and accomplished daughter of Mr.. \
and Mrs. Chas. Rose, will be mar :
ried on Wednesday, April 22d, to !,
Mr. Wiley Thurness, one of our 4
popular young business men. They =
will reside in Logan. +