The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1904-06-30
LOCAL News.
Croquet Sets at Borts.


Croquet Sets at Borts.
Hammocks, best line in Logan
at Borts.
Mr.. Jack Barreyell was Sunda
/ visitor in Pomeroy.
The best Harvester Machine Ot
t Rort's Drug Store.
ed Smith of Carbonhill was
Logan visitor>on Saturday.
Miss Clara Rebsrof Fostoria il
guest of Miss JosaphineSoch ochsster
The best Castor Oil for wagon
and machines at Bort's Drug Store
Mr. and Mrs. R. d. McManiga
were Columbus visitors on last Sat
Ffday.
Mr.. Charles King of Sand Run
vas a business visitor in Logan las1
Thursday.
Miss Mary Donovan of Columbus
xAs the Sunday guest of relatives
IN Logan:
Mrs. C. W. Schwenke and daugh-
ter-Zella are visiting in Chillicothe
and Kingston.
Mrs. Will Hansel of Union Fur
mace was the guest of Mrs. w. H.
Acker, Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Voris, attendant, at
cha asylum, Athens, spent Sunday
ith Logan relatives.
Miss Agusta Dresher of Nelson
vile, visited Stella Fox last We'd
nesiay and Thursday.
The New Straitsville Band gave
concert on Main street in Logan,
last Saturday evening.
Mn. jess Rohr and children left
Df06day for an extended visit
With relatives in Somerset.
Mr.. G. B. Montgomery and sister
Clara, are spending this week at
the st. Louis Exposition.
frank Snider of Somerset spent
Sunday in Logan the guest of his
@fDter, Miss Florence Snider.
Miss Lulu Weis of Logan, will
pend several days of next-week at
ebs, the guest of her grannmother.
Mr.. Vincent Fox, and sister,
Qrdla, of Lancaster are guests of
liss Magdaline Till, this week.
The Misses Nell and Maud Nc
Nanigal are home from Wooster
oollege for their summer vacation.
Nx. Clyde Blosser and wife of
4ineinnati are the present guests
Z his uncle, Mr.. George Blosser.
3Eies Ethel and Mrs. T. E. Nc
adden, of Columbus spent Sunday
Nth james Allen and family in
4Ag.n.
1(r. and Mrs. W. n. Acker were
the over-Sunday guests of their
laughter, Mrs. G. C. Hansel, at
iaekaon.
Mrs. John White entertained her
ANY friends with q reception at
1sr home On Hunter street, Friday
srsning.
The Festival at the NJ. E. Church
m last Tuesday evening was very
pleaeant social affair, and was well
attended.
Mrs. John Duckworth and chill
dren of New Straitsvllle are spend
IN the week with her sister, Mrs.
Psul Fox.
Mr.. John Downey of Columbus,
representing the Citizen, was a
business visitor in ourcity the first
Of the week.
The many friends of 7, E. Baker
viii be sorry to learn that he has
sustained q paralytic stroke and is
> very sick man.
Mrs. Cap Ryan and daughter, yet
remain in Virginia by the sick bed
Of Mrs. Ryan's mother, whose death
i daily expected.
Mrs. T. j. Cline and Mrs. VIII
Huls took advantage of the low
rates Sunday to visit Mrs. Warren
Bennett in jackson.
Mr.. Roy Dupler and wife of Co.
lnmbus, are the guests Of George
Blosser and family on Glenview
Heights, this week.
The Knights Of St. John will
leave Sunday for Marion to partic-
tpate in the annal Field Day exer-
discs Of the district.
Nick Spencer of Murray City,
has purchased the Geiger Saloon,
in the Opera House corn er, and will
immedistely take charge.
Bob Stalters, our one time fellow
citizen, now of Nelsonville, and a
successful mine operator was Wis
itor in our city yesterday.
Mr.. Lamont Hack and Miss
Kate Krishbaum drove to Nelson
vile Sunday and spent the day /,
nth Miss Name Gallagher.