The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-05-21

Miss Lulu Parker was Colum-
bus visitor Sunday.
Miss Meta Groves, of Charleston,
W. Va, is the guest of Miss Vir-
GINA Welty.
Chas. StalIsmith, the genial fur
niture runner, spent Sunday with
his family in Logan.
The little SON of Lon Green fell
off the steps at home on last Satur-
day and broke his arm.
Strawberry and Ice Cream festi-
val, Friday evening, May Goth, at
the Presbyterian church lawn.
The Euterpeans will hold their
concert in the Opera House on
Thursday evening of next week.
$1.Oo to Columbus and return,
Sunday May oath. Tickets good
on train leaving Logan at Z am.
Mrs. ]. S. Shaw and Mrs. How
ard Lehman and daughter, Neline,
are visitors in Canal Winchester
this week.
W. j. Lytle and ]. W. Gabriel
represented the Logan lodge at the
Z. of 2. state brigade, in Colum-
bus, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ucker, jr.,
are the proud parents of little
boy who arrived at their home on
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. A. P. Heft, the very popular
and efficient assessor of Marion
was in the city on Monday, max
ing his official returns.
Mr.. Chas. Young was called to
Athens Saturday by the serious ILL
ness of his mother. His wife and
daughter accompanied him.
\ Miss Rose Anderson entertained
the Progressive Pedro club at her
home last Friday evening, Miss
Lottie MeCourtney won first prize.
Judge Wright held short session
of court here on last Saturday and
will be on the Bench again on next
Saturday to dispose of some nnfin.
ished business.
George Rauch has full line of
summer shoes. The newest styles,
the best goods, the cheapest prices.
Go to the store and see and learn,
before buying elsewhere. |
Mr.. P. D. Sloan was called to |
Lancaster last Monday to the fu-(
neral of the eldest son of his
brother, William Sloan, who died
on Sunday from typhoid fever.
Wanted a man in Hooking coun-
ty to handle first class family med
i
icines. Large per cent. For pdr-
tlculars, address, sheeran- Bartlett
Drug Co., New Lexington, O.-46.
The Chillicothe Centennial is in |
progress this week. None of our
citizens, as far as We can learn,
are in attendance. Chillicothe is
as remote, or. as inaccessible from
Logan as New York or Chicago.
Auditor Mcdonald, Of the Lo-|
gan Natural Gae company, was a !
business visitor in our city. on last
Tuesday. He reports the company
in flourishing condition, extending
their lines in all directions over
northern Ohio.
The Logan Improvement Associ-
alton met at DR.. Stewards on
Tuesday evening. The committee
reported progress gnd general pub |
lie encouragement. The Secre-
tary's report of proceedings will
be given next week.
Will Trash was burning some
trash in his back yard last Sunday |
when the fire got beyond his CON-
troll and threatened to burn his
barn and other buildings. The
Fire company was called out and
suppressed the flames without any
loss to the buildings.
We will be able to show Wall
Paper Monday, May 25th. On ac-
count of. the work it takes to assort
and put in shape this paper, We
must have a few days to arrange
for this sale. Next week look out
for Bargains in Wall Paper. at
Bort & Co.'S Drug Store.
Messrs. Fred Bright and Clerk
Montgomery were appointed mes
zengers by the Mayor to proceed to
and secure the draft
for the money paid by the bank
for the street paving bonds. The
fulfilled their mission
without accident or incident, and
the money is now here in hank.
Now let the street paving 60 on.