The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1904-06-09
Hammocks at Borts.
Croquet sets at Borta.
New pictures at Borts.
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Ihe best BLOOD purlner, 4agoo.
Best for loss of appetite, Iagoo.
The best rheumatic cure, Iagoo.
Have we Sexton to care for oul
cemetry? If not, whys
DR.. Dennison still holds the
Blatchford post Office, having with.
drawn his resignation.
One of the best plays ever on the
road. "Because 1 Love YOU -
Opera House June 22nd.
Miss Louie Green of the Rosary
Magazine, Somerset, was visitor
with the family at home, last week,
The county Coroner from Muir.
ray City was in Logan last Satur-
day with bill before the commits
sioners.
Married at the residence DR.. H.
j. Steward, on Wednesday night
at eight o'clock, Mr.. Ed Oliver and
Miss Blanche Beery.
Better get your tickets now fol
the event of the season. Benefit
Logan Improvement Society OPP
era House Thursday June 22nd.
Mrs. Blanche Wright Helms will
be heard five or six times at the
Presbyterian church on Friday of
next week, at the concert in the
evening.
Will Toole has resigned his place
as clerk of the Board of Public SER
vices, and Harley Whitcraft has
been appointed by Mr.. Lutz to fill
the place.
Squire Defenbaugh of LAUREL
vile, and one of the prominent
young men of our county, was in
the city on Saturday on profession
al business.
The Nondescript club gave MI.
and Mrs. Chas. Speelman a COM
plete surprise last evening, the oc-
casion being their 25th wedding
anniversary. A jolly time was had.
Parties holding Tickets Nos.
459 series b, Psi series s, 613
series w and 778 series X will
please call at A. e. TiptOn's gro
Gerry and get their Dinner Sets.
Owing to the fact Sells circus
has been billed for Logan the 2Sd
the date for the Park Improvement
entertainment has been changed to
the 22d instead of the 23d, one day
earliers.
Bro. Frank Magee of the McAr-
thur Democrat came up on last
Thursday evening to enjoy the glo-
ries of the closing of our school
term, in the flow of eloquence from
our graduates.
Mr.. Will Engle and wife of Gle
veland were visitors here last week.
Mr., Engle, who first organized the
telephone service in our city, is now
at the head of the Traction COM
pany of Cleveland.
Mr.. Henry Trimmer, who is the
leading swine breeder of the Hook
ing Valley and makes a speciality
of Chester Whites, has several pigs,
one and two years, old, registered,
and of no relation with any of the
stock heretofore in the county,
which he will sell at reasonable
prices.
Christ Roller, aged Is, died
at his daughters residence in Co.
lumbus Tuesday. His funeral will
be from the old Evangelical Lu-
theran church on Hunter street to-
day. Mr.. Roller was an old time
and highly respected citizen of Lo-
gan, and enjoyed the confidence
and respect of all who knew him.
A young man from Marion town
ship brought his best girl in to see
the Sparks circus, Saturday even
ing-After the show was out they
went for their horse and buggy and
found that some one had appropri-
plated them. Marshal Armstrong
found the horse hitched out near
the John T Nutter farm, Monday,
where the animal had stood the in
tervening time without feed.
Joseph Kocinpskie, Hungarian
aged 43, was caught by the falling
roof in mine No 8, at Jobs, June
End and SO severaly crushed that
he died within a few minutes after.
The testimony before the coroner
shows that the roof was in bad
shape and that the bank boss has
been so notified, and that the de-
ceased was possessed of the usual
ordinary mining ability.
Jim Montgomery, the popular
and efficient undertaken at Harden
" w >. uds ScNclSu Ills COuucCUlOu
with that firm and accepted a SINH
lar position, at greatly advanced
salary, in Parkersburg W. Va,
where he went Monday. Jim Mont
gomery is an efficient, accommoda-
ting undertaken, gentleman in
every place and every presence, and
his loss in the business and social
circles of our city will be sadly felt.
The SENTINEL with his many friends
wish him the best of success.
Judge Bright delivered a very IN
teresting discourse last Sunday
evening in the Presbyterian church
on his experiences and impressions
On the trip to Los Angeles, and
some of the work of that great NJ. |
E. National Convention, in which |
as lay member, he held a conspic- |
uous part. We hope the Judge at |
early convenience will furnish our