The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1904-05-12

Base Ball goods at Bort & Co.'S.

Base Ball goods at Bort & Co.'S.
Hats to suit any and every man il
town at F. Blasias & Son.
Every thing new in Furnishings,
no back numbers. F. Blasius & Son,
Fr. Mattingly of Athens was q
visitor in our city on last Monday.
Mr.. John McManigal has accept
ed q position as day clerk ct depot
hotel. "
Mr.. Frank Wolfeh as accepted a
position as night clerk at the depot
hotei.
Mr. John Ghent who has been
working in Newark returned home
Monday.
The best grade Of garden and
flower seed, in bulk or package at
Bort l. Co.'S.
If you buy your summer shirts
Of F. Blasius & Son you will buy
shirts that fit.
The farmers are now busy plow-
fng, next week is corn planting
week in Hooking.
F. Blasius 4 Son had your COM
fort is need when they bought their
stock of Summer Shirts.
Mr. and Mrs. John Monohan of
our city have taken charge Of the
Dew House in Nelsonville.
DR.. Donaldson of Gore had an
Apoplectic stroke on last Monday
and is in p critical condition.
Mrs. Lucius Turner of Glouster
fs visiting here this week, the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wright.
The Logan teschers visited Co.
Jumbus on last Friday, and inspect
ed the schools, and went to the
show. -
Miss Louie Green, stenographer
on the Rosary Magazine, in Somer-
set. spent last Sunday at home. in
Logan. : s'
' Mr. W. D. Corners of the Hook
mg Valley was visitor in our city
On last Monday, guest of Mr..
Schwen ke.
Mr.. Clifford Wads~orth Of Mt.
Pleasant was q visitor here last
week the guest Of his uncle Mr..
Herbert johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sweany and
dAaghter Gladys were Columbus
visitors Friday the gasst Of hef sis
ter Mrs. Jesse VanHorn.
The concert at the NJ. e. church,
Saturday evening, viii be some
thing fine, and the admission only
twenty i've cents. don't miss it.
Mrs.. DR.. M. E. Cox, of Murray
City is spending few days in our
eity shopping. While here she will
be the guest Mr.. ahd Mrs, n. NJ.
Acker.
Mr., Edwin Angle and Miss Clara
Shaffer, were married on last We'd
nAsday by Rev. Spnehr. The coup
34 have oyfr congratulations and
BEST ss wishes
Miss Grace Green, chief operator
of the, Bal telephone in our city,
who has been sick for the last week
past, has recovered and il able to
be out and about again.
John Clark, aged about IA, died
very suddenly aitais home two miles
north Of Logan Sunday morning at
II o'clock. The funeral was Tues
day from Smiths chapel, Rev. J.
,. Matthias officiating.
At the late meeting of the Fifth
2egiIaent of K. of P's. in Athens,
our townsman W. j. Lytle was cleo
ted Major. "Red," is one of our
MOST eKcellent young men and will
make a good as well as handsome
officer. st
Doe Ostley and Tod Stedam have
the popular restaurant of the city.
The people from town and country
can be accomodated here with lunch
it all hours, and meals ON order.
The best of cooking, the most po-
lite attention.
George Williamson of Laurelvills
has been selected sergeant-at-arms
Tor our Democratic State Conven-
lion. The,selection is a good one.
George is strong, good looking and
good natured. He will be careful
s the Haw Eaters in convention.
The Adelphia news says that
Nr. Rufus KaSsnef, while visiting
,is sister Mrs.. Samuel Parker, over
It Whistler, last week, became very
u with cholera morbus, and for
eveEal days he was indeed a sick
~. Ee is now much bestsr. !