The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1904-06-16
LOCAL News.
Hammocks at Borts.

Hammocks at Borts.
Base Ball goods at Borts.
Best for loss Of appetite, Iagoo.
The place to buy Iagoo, Borts
The best paints sold in Logan
at Borts.
Small Pox still prevails in Ward
township. So do the Mig and Hun
Edgar Erwin of Athens was
visitor in Logan Monday and Tues
day.
Mrs Charles Rose left Monday
evening for Athens to attend th,
sshome coming"
The many friends of Mrs. Frank
Myers will be pleased to read that
size is improving.
One of the best plays ever on the
1Ioad. ''Because 1 Love YOU
OAra House June 22nd.
AR. AE. Dwight Wright has been
appointed Secretary of the water
works Board, in place of Will Toole.
We regret to learn that Isaac
Matthias one Of the prominent citi-
Gems Of near Enterprise Is seriously
sick.
DR.. Frank Wright who has been
quite sick for some time, was taken
to Columbus for special treatment
last week.
Mr.. Sam Snider, wife and six
handsome and lovely little ones left
for their new home in Lancaster
Monday morning.
W. D. Moore of the Tinker &
Co. Wholesale Cotton, Yarn and
Baton company spent Sunday at
home with his family,
Mrs. Triple and daughter, Marie.
of Lancaster, drove down last
Thursday for few days visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. George McLain.
Will Brag, "Flick,' as he was
commonly called, an old time Logan
boy, after an absence Of Is years.
was a Logan visitor last week.
Comrade Will Larimer, W. W.
Mcdonald and Phil Benadum atten-
ded the unveiling of the Gibson
monument at Tiffin the first of the
week.
Do not fail to attend the concert
ut the Presbyterian church on Fri
day night. Mrs. Helms will fur
pish half of the excellent program.
Admission 25 cents.
Mr.. DR.. Dwight Wright has been
appointed Secretary for the Board
of public affairs in place of Will
Toole, resigned, The appointment
will have pnblic approval.
Mrs. Henry Trimmer attended
the commencement exercises at
New Straitsville, Saturday evening.
She spent the Sunday there with
relatives, returning Monday.
Comrade J. W. Strentz is in Tiff
fin attending the G.. A. R. conven-
tion. He represents the j. K. Ro-
chester post and will witness the
paveillng of the Gibson monument.
Wes. McCllntock, Secretary of
the State Board Public works, Par
Sun O'Gath, Of the SENTINEL, was
> visitor in our city on last Sunday
guest Of his sister, Mrs. F. NJ. Nc
Kay.
Mrs. Joseph Loomis of Union
Furuace, in handling a kettle of
boiling water, on last Monday, fell
and got badly scalded by the water
splashing over her. She may, it'll
is hoped, recover from the scald.
Mr.. Milt Gafney one of our old
est citizens had an attack of heart
failure last week, and for time it !
was feared he would mot recover.
II is glad to know that he has re-
rived and able to befabout again.
Conrad Vein and o. W. Huls
passed through our city Monday
on their way to the Annual Con-
clave of the Grand K. of P. at Gle
veland the first of the week. They
the Snow Fork Lodge No.
BIZ.
Marion Alstadt, post master at
Laurelville, and one of the most es-
teemed gentlemen of that thriving
little town, was visitor in our city
IN last Saturday, and met hearty
welcome from his many Logan
friends.
The many friends Of Jim Roch-
,ster, the popular clerk with Chas.
Rose, who has been in i'll health for
some weeks past, will be glad to
Know that he is we'll and able to
vait on the many customers at this
popular store.
The sad news comes to us that {
Jan Beery, one of our most esteem t
d, near county, neighbors, visit 9
pg in Winchester, was killed by q !
troke of lightning on last Tuesday e
vening. His Brother, Cap Beery, r
} arranging for the sad burial. t