The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1904-06-02
Hammocks at Borts.
Croquet sets at Bor'ts.
New pictures at Borts.

Best indorsed remedy, lagoo.
The best blood purifier, Iagoo.
Best for loss of appetite, Iagoo.
The best rheumatic cure, Iagoo.
The place to buy Iagoo, Borts.
The best paints sold in Logan,
at Borts.
Attend the festival Saturday
and so help to finish the Park.
The barn of Mr.. George Kline at
Enterprise burned On last Thurs
day night.
The press and public speak well
of the John H. Spark show, which
exhibits here Saturday.
Prof. Pierpont entertained the
Seniors, Juniors and Teachers at
the Remple Hotel on last Friday
evening.
Mr.and Mrs. J. II. Carnes at
tended the funeral of Miss Blanche
Woods at Union church Tuesday
afternoon.
Plastico is far superior to Kalso-
mine and the equal of best paint
one-fourth the price of paint. Sold
only at Cases
Rev. Cherrington, presiding Ell
der of the M. Z. Church in this
district, was visitor in the city
on last Sunday.
The Rathbone Sisters are called
to meet at the K. of P. Hall on
next Sunday at 10 O'Clock. A full
attendance Is requested.
The John H. Sparks show in ev-
cry way more than met its every
promise, pleasing audiences made
up of Meridian's best people.
Don't forget to visit the Sparks S
show. Two solid hours of fun and
laughter. All for 25c admission.
Children under 10 years of age,
only 15c.
The many friends of Mr.. Rudolph
Brown, who has been confined to
his room during the winter and
spring is able to be out and at his
business place again.
Cap. Ryan displayed his patriot
ism and good taste in decorating
his place of business on memorial
day, making the handsomest dis
play of any in the city.
Mr.. George Hartman who has
been in poor health for some months
past, is, we are glad to know, so
much improved as to be out and
among his many friends again.
The Kleinschmidt Bros. have
done an excellent job on the walks
in our Park. They have the con-
tract for paving in front of the Park
and this work will be well done.
The rain on Tuesday in Marion
township was a cloud burst All
the small streams went out of bank,
and much damage was done to crops
on the lowlands. The rain in Lo-
gan and near neighborhood was not
destructive.
Hon. Andy Roy and son, Of Glen
Roy, jackson Co.. were welcome
callers at the SENTINEL Office on last
Thursday. They are interested in
coal property and were making a
tour of inspection.
Herr Won Snider-Becker of Shaw
nee was a visitor in our city on
Memorial Day and met hearty
welcome from his old time friends.
The band gave him a special sere-
made, Am Rhein, and Herr Albert
saluted with his cane and gave the
boys show Of the Prussian bay
onet drill.
Mr.. Frank Myers has on hand
and for sale a lot of cheap Boots
and Shoes. He invites the people
to come and see. He also kindly
asks that those indebted to him will
call and settle. On account of
sickness in his family, he needs
such help now as small bills paid,
will give him.
Ed Myers, who has for some years
been employed as gasoline stove in
spector, is at home attending his
mother, Mrs. Frank Meyers, who
has been dangerously i'll, but who
we are glad to learn, is improving
in health and hopes are entertain
ed for her recovery,
Cap Baker has been appointed
game and fish warden for our coun-
ty. Captain is the right man fol
this place. He has good sense. he
is an old soldier, and will enforce
obedience to the law. The gentle.
men who delight hunting and fish
ing will all sustain him in his ef-
tort to enforce tne law.
The GAINESVILLE Courier notes the
! fact that George Gladman, Sam
Westall, Jess Gabriel and Will
Keynes were in the City of Smoke
last week and made quite sensa.
tion by their handsome looks, and
sportive activity among the slow
going people of that sleepy place
The Memorial Address of Rev. T
B. White at the M. E. Church or
last Sunday was one of the most ell
oquent the Old Guard have evel
before heard. Rev. White is from
Kentucky, he is familiar with the
"dark and bloody ground" and hif
heart was in the sentiments of pa
triotism his lips so eloquently ex.
pressed, Ss2
Mr.. Ralph H. Hirsch, managel
of the advertising department Of
the Columbus Westbote was in the