The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1904-03-03


New garden seeds at Bort & Co.
Gen. Grosvenor was renominated
according to the schedule, at Ath.
ems Tuesday, for his tenth term.
The Twice FIVE Club had very
interesting meeting at DR.. Stew
ards OF last Monday evening. No
subject had been previously assign.
ed. and according to program, DR..
/ Steward announced the sub3sct
only at the moment of its presenta
tion. The subject given was "com-
mon mistakes and supsrstitions."
| He read a very scholary paper emu
merating the many mistaken no
tions entertained by all classes OF
people, aud the various forms in
which superstition il manifested.
The entire club, together with
Mr.. W. W. MoCray and Mr.. C. E.
Bowen. invited guests took part.
Before the meeting opened Miss
McCraY and Miss Finney entertain.
ed the company with a pretty du-
et;e.
Five of our teachers Mr.. and Mrs.
McCray. and Mr.. and Mrs. C. E.
Bowen were guests of honor whose
presence added a charm to the
social feature of tbs occasion.
The company vas served by the
hostess with a delightful barquet.
abundant in quantity, most excel
lent in kind. from pork to pickles,
from oranges to ice, for which vote
of thanks was gwen.
The next meeting will be at
Judge Wrights, subject, "Was
Napolean q benefit to mankind2"
An alarm of fire was given last
night at about l o'clock. The fire
was discovered in the basement of
Mrs. Works new house on North
Market street. 1t originated from
q gas jet, but slight damage was
done, mostly from water.
We publish this week a statement
OF the receipts and expenditures of
our town. The readers of the Sen
tinel in Logan, who pay more than
one half the corporation taxes, will
find the statement an interesting
advertisement.
The Chris Holl q Co. Hardware
store has bought all the paints, oils
and associate goods from Mr.. F. =.
Case and with this addition to their
heretofore full supply, have now the
largest stock Of these goods Of any
store in the Valley.
Read the advertisement of Holl &
Co. and 60 and see their goods and
learn prices before going elsewhere.
The readers OF the Sentinel should
read the advertisements of Wellman
Steinman & Co. and profit by what
it tells you. This is one of the most
liberal business firms, the best of
goods and the cheapest prices. The
:act that the gentlemanly proprie tors
leal fairly with all the newspapers
n evidence it has no prejudice, and
will deal fairly with all the people.
On last evening Miss DoraNell
Green met with a painful accident.
and falling, striking her
.nee against the stove, and displsc-
ng the knee cap. DR.. Trash restor-
d the displacement, and the patient
g resting easy, but with a hurt to
lurse for . couple of weeks.
Mr.. Dan Karshner, the popular
md long time serving Treasurer of
'alt Greek was a business visitor in
'ur city last Friday.
Judge Wright attended the an
'ual banquet Anniversary celebra-
ion of the K. of p. in Athens on
asst Thursday evening, and reports
most enjoyable time.
The Secretary Of the Interior
vho dsnominates the Frog a. Bird
must surely be an Irishman, or have
n Irishmen's Imagination. Pat, it 3,
said. regards the mule rs q bird i
md the harshness of his bray, a
ong affected by bad cold.
Let dogs delight to bark and bite
or this they mostly do under the .
ulice regulation ordinance.
Mr.. George Tannehill the very
nccessful manager of the Lancaster i,
'pera House was visiting among
riends in Logan last week.
The Commercial Tribune vote
,r the Worlds fair excursion, re-
orted in Sundays paper was: Miss Q
[artha Dollison, 216 and Miss
lossie Speelman 1910. r
Mr.. J. L. Harden leaves tomor.
" on the National Sunday School q
'oursion for Jerusalem. He has q
romissd us occasional letters while
! the journey. and from places
interest visited. 7
Mr.. Conrad Vein, one of the :.
aiding men Of Murray, stopped =, :.
'er in our city on last Saturday.
hile on his way to Indianapolis, "
a Delegate to the National miners r.
in session iu that city. d
Mr.. Howard Lehman of North 81
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