The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1904-08-04
LOCAL NEWS.
Crouuet Sets at Borts,

Croquet Sets at Borts,
Hammocks, best line in Logan,
at Borts.
The best Harvester Machine Oil
at Bort's Drug Store.
Miss Flo Carnes was capital
city visitor Sunday.
The best Castor Oil for wagons
and machines at Bort's Drug Store.
Fred Groves, Fred Ambrose and
Joe Stiers camped at Rockbridge
last week.
The Kerlin Bros. have taken the
additional 81, 10000 street paving
bonds at par.
Rev. W. A. Smith and DR.. War
rem, of Wellston, We're Logan visi-
tors Tuesday.
Mrs. j. H. Carnes is visiting rel
atives and friends in her old home
township of Ward.
Mrs. Joseph Quinn of Nelsonville
is the present guest of her mother,
Mrs. Barbara E. Acker.
The Misses May and Anna Camp
bell of Columbus are the guests of
their uncle, Mr.. John Campbell.
C. F. Frasure and wife and Mrs
Terrell of Shawnee were the guests
of Mrs. Will Heft, Of the Avenue,
Sunday.
Mr.. Lafe Beery, one of the prom
inent farmers of near Cedar Grove,
was business visitor in our city
on last Saturday.
Harry Wood, Charlie Drum,
Coke Martin, Claude Lyons, Cob
bic Herzog and Leon Stiers are at
the High Rocks for a week S outing.
Senator Lowry attended a meet
ing of the Board of Trustees of the
Athens University of which body
he is a prominent member, last
week,
Miss Sadie McCray, who sus-
tanned a sprained ankle some five
weeks ago, we are glad to know is
able to be out and attend to her
work in the Insurance Office.
Warren Bennett and Chas. Han
sci of jackson laid off a trip over
Sunday to see their families who
are visiting relatives in this city.
Ed Smith and Charley Houston
took their run.
VIM. Channel of Murray, our
recent popular Democratic candi-
date for Sheriff, was a visitor in
our city last Sunday and had a |
hearty greeting from his many Lo-
gan friends.
Chris Holl & Company invite the
public to come and see their stock |
of goods In addition to the ar
ticles advertised they carry the
largest stock of hardware of any
store in the Valley.
Rev. Harry Vail, of Delhi, is a |
very welcome visitor in Logan this
week, the guest of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Vail. He leaves
Friday for Los Angeles, California,
where he will spend the remainder |
Of his vacation. |
Mr.. Lewis Green and family were
called to St. Joseph's Saturday by
the death of Mrs. Emily Green,
widow of Joshua Green, who died
on Friday from paraletic stroke.
The funeral was from St. Joseph's
church on Monday.
Miss Nerd Frasch gave family
picnic supper at Scott's Greek
falls Monday evening in honor of
her sister7in-law, Mrs. Charles
Frasch of Warren, Indiana. An
enjoyable time was had until the
rain drove them home.
Miss Viola Sniff, the expert
printer and the handsome and ac-
complished foreman of the Hooking
Republican, is spending her vaca-
tion in the capital city and making
pleasant acquaintance with other
pretty printer girls.
We regret to learn that MIR. Sam
Reichley, of Smock, was stricken
with paralysis. While the stroke
is not considered Immediately fatal
it is a case that is serious and in
durable. Mr.. Reichly has the
sympathy of many friends in his
afiiction.
Col. Bogges of North America,
an expert printer and a master of
of the art preservative, kindly
dropped in on US, when we needed
him, Tuesday. He is and artist in !
his business and we bespeak for I
him hearty welcome wherever he /
presents his card. +,
Rufus Karshner, the popular ex- G
from Saltcreek, was 4
a welcome visitor in our city the
first of the week. He reports the I
.rops of corn and democrats on the
Saltcreek valley-the most corn
and the most democrats in the his
.ory Of that locality. +