The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1904-09-22
Our Spices are best sold in Logan
Bort's Drug Store.

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Bort's Drug Store.
Our Spice cost no more than 9TH
ers. Bort's Drng Store.
Mrs. Will Mathews was visiting
relatives in Nelsonville Friday.
Miss Bertha Ashman of Gallipo-
lis is the present guest Of Mrs. E.
tx, Parson.
Mrs. Mary Voris of the Athens
Hospital visited relatives in Logan
over Sunday.
T. j. McAully of Cincinnati was
the over-Sunday guest of his friend
Jack Mcbride.
Miss Ada Unger of Columbus
was the guest of her mother, in our
city, last Sunday.
Miss Lena Richard of vinton was
the very welcome guest of Miss
Mable Miller Sunday.
B F.. Sweazy and wife of Mon
day were the Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. S. c. Hudson.
Mr.. Sol Blum, a prominent citi-
zen of near Rock Bridge, died on
Monday from typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Tritsch
are visiting in GAINESVILLE the guests
of their son, George, and family.
Charley King, one of Sand Runs
most prominent citizens, was bu
siness visitor in our city Yesterday.
Miss Mary Reagan of WeIlston
was the very pleasantly entertained
guest of the Misses Mcbride, last
Sunday.
Irresistible fur scarfs and stoles,
also, full sets in best grades of Ca
madam furs at Wellman, Stein
man & Co.'S.
Mrs. George Mounts returned
Sunday from Haydenville where
she had been visiting her son, Mr..
George Mounts.
DR. and Mrs. Frank Furness of
Lancaster were the. over-Sunday
guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. P. Rochester:
Rev. j. F. Williams will preach
at the NJ. E. Church Sabbath morn
ing at 10 o'clock. Subject, "The
Christian Religion"
Mrs. W. L. Gage and son, Mas
ter Locke, and Miss Estella Webb
attended the county fair at New
Lexington last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Safer of
GAINESVILLE are the guests of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Hop
kins, ON East Hunter street.
Mrs. Wellington Tidd of Lancas-
ter is making an extended visit in
our city the very welcome guest of
her aunt, Mrs. j. w. Tritsch.
Mrs. Merit Gano and daughters,
Eta and Bertha, after a pleasant
two weeks visit among relatives in
Green county, returned last week.
Children's school shoes, the sort
that will appeal to the fancy of
your child and give the desired
service which you expect, at Well
man, Steinman d Co.'S,
N. D. Bristol and sister, Miss
Chloa, were visitors to the capital
city Sunday to meet Mrs DR.. Bris
tol of Cleveland, who is making
them an extended visit.
Golf jackets, sweaters and Nor
folk jackets. big assortment of
styles and colors. Our prices range
from $1/to SIS.
WELLMAN, SrE1NxAN l. Co.
OFrank Myers, jr., of Cumberland,
Tennessee, is visiting his old home
in Logan the guest of his parents.
4 Ouh 10 ACCU1AS a NCIy ucdIGy
welcome from his old schoolmetes
and friends
Sixteen new subscribers last
week. The SENTINEL is a Demo-
cratic paper. 1t is a newspaper,
local, state and latest foreign war
news. Campaign, l0c. Now is
the time to subscribe. /
The shoe firm of Bert Stedem 4
Co. are doing a good business. The
stock is large and varied prices
reasonable. just now q speciality. |
See advertisement inviting the Gus
tom of SENTINEL readers.
Mr.. Will Case of Northport,
Washington, formerly our popular
and efficient post master, is visit
ing his old friends in Logan this
week, and meeting q hearty well
come home. He is . merchant and
post master in Northport, is well