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

LOCAL " EWS.
Base Ball goods at Bort & Co.'S.
Garden and Flower Seeds
at Cases.
Mrs. Frank Myers is seriously
sick from paralysis.
The best grade of garden and
flower seed, in bulk or package at
Bort & Co.'S.
Mr.. Dave O'Hare of Maxville
was among friends in the city on
last Monday.
Mr.. John Wetzler of the Lancas-
ter Eagle made a-transient visit to
Logan last Thursday.
Mr. Hyson proprietor of the de-
:, pot hotel, has taken charge of ho-
Tel Martin, Lancaster.
Deacon John Woodruff of Rose
vile was business visitor in the
city on last Saturday.
Hon. Thos. Dolson of Lancaster
was in the city on last Saturday on
professional business.
Sam St. Clair has disposed of his
interest in the Sugar Grove mills
and will live retired life.
The Ward Township Sunday
School Convention will be held at
Carbonhill Sunday, May Sth.
Miss Helen Pursell, who was en-
gagged in clerical service in the leg
islature has returned home.
Mr.. G. L. Acker and wife of
Lancaster were the Sunday guests
of AE. and Mrs. n. NJ. Acker,
Miss Clara Smith of Harper Run
spent Sunday in Logan the guest
of her cousin, Miss Flo Carnes.
Mrs. Roberts has built veranda
across the front Of her residence on
East Main street and has otherwise
improved it.
FIR. Cane of St. Joseph's was a
visitor in our city last Monday, and
had a hearty welcome from his
many friends.
Plastico is far superior to Kalso-
mine and the equal of best paint
one-fourth the price of paint. Sold
only at Cases.
Mr.. George Hooper, who recently
purchased the Judy property on
East Hunter street, moved in the
first of the week.
The work of street paving is pro-
crossing rapidly. The contractors
are keeping keen eye on the work
men, and the work is being well
done.
Mrs. Dan Lappen entertained a
number of friends at Pedro last
Saturday night. Lunch was served
and q very pleasant evening was
spent.
The School Board met on last
Monday evening, and passed res
olution making the tax levy for the
coming year the same as the levy
last year.
The teachers of the Logan schools
have all received five years certifi-
Gates. They are entitled to this
grade because of scholarship and
efficiency in school work.
Scott Braddock has just received
q large order for work from Davy
Mehen at Shawnee. Also a very
pleasant letter referring to ancient
and pleasant times In GAINESVILLE.
Miss Lucy Westenhaver has re-
tnrned from Columbus where she
was engaged in legislative clerical
work, and continues her service as
etenographer for Wright & Petit.
Smokers will find the largest as
sortment and the best Cigars and
Stogles at Cases. Ten Child's
Cigars for 25c. Ten Henry George
Cigars 25c. Eight best Stogies 1oc.
Mr.. John Conkle of near Ewing,
who has been in poor health during
the winter, is coming out with the
dandellons in good health, and was
q pleasant visitor in the SENTINEL
last Tuesday.
George Hartman is building an
addition to his brick business house
on East Main street for the benefit
Of j. K. Rochester Post, G. A. B., |
who will occupy the hall as soon as
the work is completed.
A force of men were employed
at work on last Sunday, putting in I
sewer pipe, under main street at
the crossing of market. The work
was urgent and needs be done be-
fore paving. The purpose of the
sewer is to carry the water from
the school hill down Market street
To the canal