The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1904-06-02
LOCAL News.

LOCAL NEWS.
Remember the Park Festival.
Garden and Flower Seeds
at Cases.
Mr.. John Kessler of Lancaster is
visiting in our city guest of rela-
tives.
Mrs. Frank Rochester of Celum-
bus is visiting her parents, Col. and
Mrs. A. G. Sands.
The Maxville post Office has been
discontinued. The Smock office
win be closed next week.
Mayor Ed Call and Mr.. James
Stewart of Straitsville, were busi-
ness visitors in our city on last
Saturday.
The Todd property advertised
for sale by the sheriff was offered
last Saturday, but did not sell for
want of bidders.
Mrs, CAP Ryan has been called to
>the death bed Of her mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Griffith, in Monroe Coun-
ty, West Virginia.
Mr.. George Trimmer of Hemlock
Perry County, was yisior in our
city last Saturday in company with
his brother, Tom Trimmer.
Go to the Park Festival Sat-
urday afternoon and evening,
at Court House Square. Berries.
cream, cake, and soup at noon.
The Sunday School teachers of
st. Johns church picniced with
Miss Alma Green at her home on
north Mulberry on Monday after
noon.
Mr.. j. 81. Carnes has a number
of subscription accounts which he
viii present to the subscriber. He
is authorized to collect and receipt
for the SENTINEL.
Attention is called to the new
time card of the C.. & nj. v. R'y.
This road is the speedy and safe
route for our people of the Valley
going to Cincinnati.
Mr.. Georae Weidner, one of the
old wheel horse Democrats of Ma
rion. was visitor in our city yes
terday, and met a hearty welcome
from his many Logan friends.
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 10c.
DR.. Mansfield was in the city on
last Friday and Saturday. He
makes regular visits every Friday
and Saturday and his patients will
find him at his old established Office.
Mr.. George Martin of Lancaster,
attorney in the sale of the Todd
property was in the city Saturday.
It is quietly whispered that he will
be a candidate for Judge on the
Republican ticket.
Judge Bright will speak Sunday
night at the M. E. Church, discuss
ing the matters of church, disposed
of, in that great convention at Los
Angeles, in which he was a prom
tnent member. All are invited.
The construction of the Fountain
Grotto and Park is approaching
completion. We hope to see it sur
mounted by Red Rooster, emblem
of Gov. Worthington and many
gallant people who have succeeded
him,
Miss Blanch Woods, 20 daughter
OF James Woods, died at her home
8 miles southwest of Logan, Sun
day, after lingering illness. The
funeral was from the Union church
Tuesday afternoon, Rev. Rogers
officiating.
Sparks show is known the world
over for its honesty and upright
dealings as well as always giving a
good clean and moral show. Take
the children to Sparks Show to see
the baby Lion and pretty little Po-
nies at Logan Saturday June 4th.
The council has compromised the
case of opening Pottery street with
Weymueller. Mr.. John C. Petit,
attorney for Mr.. Weymueller and
one of our best advised attorneys
on municipal law. conducted the
negotiations to satisfactory con.
clusion.
Mr.. Herbert Sanderson, of Pitts
burgh Pa, son of John T. Sander
son of our city and Miss Gertrude
Gallagher, daughter of Frank Gal
larher were married yesterday
morning at the residence of the
Bride, by Rev. DR.. Steward. Con-
gratulations
Mr.. Tom Sunderland has COM
pleted the enumeration of school
children and also taken a census of
the town, The population of Logan
m4.lI9. This is an increase since
tbs government census of 644, a
greater increase in proportion to
population than any town in Ohio.