The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1904-09-08
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
Our Spices are perfection. Bort'i
Drug Store.
Miss Mable Miller spent Sunday
in Nelsonville.
Our Spices are best sold in Logan
Borts Drug Store.
Our Spice cost no more than 9th
ers. Borts Drng Store.
Mr. Frank Rauch of Nelsonville
was a visitor in Logan Tuesday.
DR.. McManlgal was a business
visitor in Columbus last Thursday
Senator Lowery has returned
from a professional visit to Tole-
do.
Harry Wright visited friends in
Columbus and Newark over Sun
day.
Squire Donley of Orbiston was
q business visitor in Logan Labor
Day.
Mr.. Jack Barwell returned Tues
day from the Worlds Fair, St.
Louis.
Commissioner Strentz was bus
iness visitor in the capital city last
Friday.
Robert Blacksten and family at
tended the Labor Day celebration
in Nelsonville.
Mr.. Levi McLelland of Murray
City was a visitor in the queen
city Saturday.
Misses Edith Leyshon and Jo-
sephine England were Sunday Wis
itors in Nelsonville.
Miss Virgie Welty has accepted
the position of stenographer with
Upton & Stallsmith.
Miss Agnes Wood spent several
days Of last week in Columbus the
guest of Mrs. George Burk.
Mrs Abe Gabriel and daughter,
Miss Maud, left Sunday for two
weeks visit in Canal Winchester.
Messrs Frank Burberry, George
Stallsmith and W. P. Heft sroot.
cd" for Logan at Pomeroy, Sun
day.
Mrs. J. b. Bowman and daugh-
ter, Victoria, were the guests of
her sister, Mrs. W. P. Heft last
week.
There are great preparations be-
ing made for the reunion here the
22nd and 23rd. Help good thing
along.
Miss Lizzie Weiman. who was
the guest of Mrs. Lou Coburn, sey-
eral days last week returned home
Monday.
Mrs. Lon lies and Mrs. Mahala
Cook were the welcome guests of
Mrs. Harley Horn at Vinton Ohio
last Sunday.
Miss Rose McCourtney, return
ed to Athens Wednesday, after a
weeks vacation in Logan with her
mother and sisters.
DR.. Beery has returned to his
former home in Union Furnace. DR..
Cherrington of Gallipolis has occu-
pied the Logan Office.
George Acker of near Baltimore,
Fairfield county, was in our city
yesterday the guest of his parents,
Mir. and Mrs. N. NJ. Acker.
''Barney" Strack, returned Tues
day after spending several weeks
on his farm in Missouri and taking
in the Worlds Fair at St. Louis.
The squirrel hunters are getting
in their work in great shape. Sew
eral punches of from seven to fif-
teen were brought in Labor Day.
Mrs. G. H. Kennard and grand
children, Wanda and Vivian re-
turned from a weeks visit in Co.
lumbus the guest of Mrs. Hayes
Jones.
Miss Anna, the handsome daugh-
ter of Sheriff Thomas, accompani-
ed by Miss Mary Ford, left last
week for Athens where they will
spend a week visiting.
Miss Eula Bort entertained at
her home on Market street on last
Tuesday evening with a moon
light picnic. A delightful time
was had by all present.
Mr.. John 7. Sanderson has pur-
chased the south half of the Gus
Magoon lot, corner of Front and |
Walnut streets, and is engaged in
the erection Of a frame cottage.
Quite crowd Of our young peo-
Pile attended the Labor Day cele.
bration at Nelsonville and report a
royal good time. When it comes
10 . celebration Nelsonville is It.
Col. Weldy was a visitor in Co.
|umbus last week on professional
business. He also had some con-
'srsnce on politics With the old
liners, all of whom agree that
osrhar will bs our next Pzes1esnt.