The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1904-07-21
The SEsTINEL is 81 q year.

Robert Burden spent Sunday in
Nelsonville.
The best Harvester Machine Oh
at Bort's Drug Store.
The best Castor Oil for wagons
and machines at Bort's Drug Store
Mrs. Minnie Arnold Smock spent
several days of last week in Sand
Run.
| Miss Goldie McMorrow and John
Buntz were visitors at Nelsonville
Saturday.
Will Stuckey of Lancaster, was
the guest of james and Rose Heft
Tuesday.
Col. Eph Shaw of Carbon Hill,
was a business visitor in our city
on Monday.
Harry Armstrong returned home
from a pleasure trip to St. Louis,
Sunday evening.
Heft Brothers finished plaster
ing the residence of Mr.. Sam Blum,
near Enterprise, Tuesday.
Mr.. Charles Kincade of Nelson
VILE spent Sunday in Logan the
| guest of Miss Grace MattoX.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Sewers spent
last week at Mt. Pleasant the guest
of her mother, Mrs. Mary Johnston.
Mrs. John Sanderson and daugh-
ter Evelyn, started Wednesday
morning for the Lancaster camp
grounds.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Knights of St. John will give a
Lawn Festival Saturday evening.
All are invited.
Miss S. S. PUNK of Lancaster is
spending her vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
PUNK, West Logan.
Miss Estella Strentz, returned
Sunday evening after very pleas
ant weeks visit in Lancaster, the
guest of Mrs. Ed Jenkins.
Fred Kleinschmidt, while work
ing on the Kellar roof, Tuesday,
was overcame by the heat. He'll
be more careful in the future.
Prof. Silverman has purchased
the Henry Thomas property on
Glenview Heights, and will remove
here about the first of August,
The Hooking county people llv-
ing in the northwest, will have a
home coming some time in August.
They will meet hearty welcome.
Miss Mettie Wiies, after three
weeks pleasant visit in the Queen
city, the guest of numerous friends,
returned to her home in Lancaster |
Tuesday.
DIR. Frank Melcher of South |
Bloomingville and sister, Mrs. Will !
lam Slater of Louisville Kentucky,
visited Lewis Stivison and family, !
West Logan, last week.
Work on the extension of the
Kerlin Brick plant is progressing
rapidly. When the additions are
this will be one of the
largest plants in the state.
Mr.. Thad Allen, local editor of
the Journal Gazette, has been de-
tanned at home by the serious i'll
ness Of his wife, this week, and
Eek Sands is doing the local for the
paper.
Billy Davey. one of the oldest
and best printers in the state, and
4 Logan boy, took advantage of
the low rates, Sunday, to visit rel ,,
atives in the Queen City. He is
1t present associated with the Co.
umbus Citizen.
A great game of base ball will |
De played some day next week, on
. week day, between the Doctors
md Lawyers, the defeated party
% furnish ice cream to the editors,
who will umpire the game. The
proceeds for park improvement.
Comrade George Lane of the
Vest End informs us that he har-
rested his wheat. in Washington
ownship. lastsweek, and found an
of the old fashioned
veavel, the first he has seen since
he war. Other farmers have made
he same complaint.
Elmer (Kearney) Rosser, pro-
'rietor of one of the most popular
esorts in Nelsonville, passed thro'
ur city Sunday on his way to
Brazil, Indiana, called there by the
cry serious illness of his wife, !.
1ho is visiting in that city. q d
1t pleases US to note that Boyd
son of Inspector of Asy- ]
inns F. G. Rochester, and grand |
on of Mr.. and Mrs. John Roches-
er and Col. and Mrs. A. G.. Sands, 4
as been pronounced by the man f
cement, one of the most efficient
ate keepers at the Worlds Fair. 7
'uring all the fraudulent ticket p
rouble Boyd has been able to dis
nguish between the good and the !
ad and his accounts are absolutely =
orrect. He has our congratula-