The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1904-09-29
The CA,1rA1es SENTINEL, ice.

the st. Louis Exposition this week.
Mrs. T. E. Baker has sold her
residence on Hunter street to Mrs.
Culver Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Oaks left
Wednesday for st. Louis for a Wis
it to the Exposition.
Miss Zwickle of Marion town.
ship has our thanks for a basket
of most excellent grapes.
Mrs. Krieg, relict of the late
Joseph Krieg, is very sick, with
not much hopes of recovery.
New line of bath towels and
brushes at Bort & Co.'S. See the
best stock carried in Logan.
Mrs. Margaret Gage has been
called to Columbus by the serious
illness of her daughter, Mrs. Mack
ConnelL
Compound Syrup White Pine
and Tar cold and cough cure, sold
by Bort & Co. at 10, % and SOC
per bottle.
Lost, on Main street, a black
cloth, silk lined, jacket. Please
return to Cases Drug Store and
receive reward.
Mrs. Josie Rochester and daugh-
ter have returned from very
pleasant months' visit with Mrs.
Gear in Upper Sandusky.
Mrs. F. E. Pierpont and hand
some little daughter, Alice, after
an extended visit with relatives in
New York, returned home Friday.
Mr.. Elmer Petit, attorney, and
Mr.. John Canty, administrator,
left yesterday for West Virginia,
to look after the property interests
of the late j. j. Snider, in that
state.
Mrs. Wellington Tidd, after a
pleasant two weeks visit in Logan
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. John
W. Tritsch, returned to her home
in Lancaster Sunday.
Joe Weiland of New Lexington
represented Perry county at the
17th's reunion last Thursday, and
had a pleasant welcome from COM
rades, relatives and many personal
friends.
Will Eisele is having his resi-
dence on Walnut street remodeled.
When the work is completed he
will have one of the handsomest
residences on the street. Col. Lew
Fisher is mechanic in charge.
Bro. Hardin, of the Stoutsvile
News, and brother of Mr.. Jasper
F. Harden Of our city, attended the
17th's reunion last Thursday, and
had a hearty welcome from COM
rades and many friends besides.
Bub Foncanon of Kirkersville,
after and absence of two
score years or more, shed the rays
Of his pleasant countenance on the
of the 18th last week. Bub
was heartily welcomed by his old
friends and comrades. 1osE -
Commissioner and Mrs. John ",
Strentz left Monday morning for
visit with relatives in and
near Decatur, Illinois. They pro-
pose taking in the Worlds Fair
before returning. John expects to
TO take a turn or. two "down the
pike" and learn something about
good roads. tf9 "seS
j. K. White dropped down from
Hooker Station last, Thursday to i
hear General Gage tell how he
killed Zollicoffer, surrounded and
a regiment. He said he
vas always skeptlcal about these
matters, but went away convinced.
Mr.. White is a welcome visitor in
Logan, reunion or no reunion.
Andy Bowman of Lancaster, a |
prominent business man, orator
md the lover of Forest Rose of the
Fountain, was in Logan last week
attending the reunion of his regi-
nent and "swap'' war stories. He
old several old rusty tales on the
,oys that made them blush and
delighted the audience, especially
he ladies. He is always a well
'ome visitor in the Queen City.
MIR. Harry Flum, formerly of
lear nesboro, now Of Columbus,
md Miss Maggie Recktenwald,
laughter of John Recktenwald, jr.,
# our city, were married by FIR.
lowers on Tuesday at St. Johns
hurch. A wedding breakfast was
erved at the home of the bride
nd dinner at the groom's sister,
irs. George Shorr. The young
ouple will make their future home
n Columbus.
Master James Dougherty, one of
he brightest of the High School
raduating class of 1904, and who
ince the close of school has been
he popular clerk at Borts, left
esterday for Philadelphia where
e will take three years. course
4 the college of pharmacy, of that {
lty. "Jim" has the best wishes
the SENTINEL and his many
-iends for a pleasant time and the
ighest success in his ambition to
ecome ''medicine man."
Harrison Curl Of Middleburg,