The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1904-03-17

,peR CO.. NEW YORK.
Cart Bright of Wellston spent
Sunday with his father S. H. Brigh,
OF Logan.
Frank Brown of Brown Bros,
clothing house, is in Monday Greek
Valley this week on business.
Lloyd Mount who has been sick, is
: able to be ont and at work.
MrEi Jenkins of Lancaster, spent
Sunday in Logan, guest of Mr.. J.W.
Strentz and family.
Mr.WIll Strentz, who has been ser
iously Ill with rheumatism, is slowly
improving.
Irwin Kreig and Meade Bowen
i'll attend the Schuman Heinck en-
tertainmentin Columbus, tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holden OF
Corning. were Sunday guests Of Will
Roser and family in Logan.
Mrs. E: S. Mclaughlin has re-
turned from pleasant visit with
relatives in Columbus.
Miss Gertrude Walllce operatori
Bell exchange, Nelsonvllle. visited
Stella Fox In Logan last week.
Father Richards of Crooxvllle,
preached very instructive sermon
in St. Johns church last Wednesday
evening.
Dr.. Frasch was business visitor
in Somerset FIRST Of the week.
Miss Flossie Speelman has received
over 300U votes on the Commercial
Tribune contest for free excursion
and two weeks visit to the ST. Louis
Exposition. She is elected. We hope
she may have pleasant time. and
be as we'll received at that Big Show
as she was atthe Village Picnic.
Miss Helen Purcell will have
another story in next months issue
of Yonng's magazine. Miss Pur-
cells reputation as story writer
has become national, and deservedly
so. for her productions have all
been up to the highest standard.
The title of her latest story is
s'Wham the Gods Love-" The
April number Of Young's magazine
containing the story can be had at
Bort's drug store alter the 25th of |
this month.
The Athens Messenger says tha,
Mrs. Mary G. Lee, formerly Miss
Mary B-own, and graduate of the
Ohio University, was in Athens the
last OF the weeF, the guest of friends
and incidentily looking after the
Grange interests in Athens county.
Mrs Lee is located at New Ply
mouth and for an extended time she
has been state organizer of the
Grange. She is meeting with graf
flying success and reports that the
Grange is in a fonrisbing condition
From statement In recen. ex-
aminers report We learn that we
have balance in our treasury of
s84, 904.90. This is healthy
The total amount OF
funds, including slOl34.ls from
state. is s1s5, 7OS.14. That sum is
The amount of funds available for
running expenses of the county.
The Victor Talking machine is
acknowledged the best distinct talk
ing machine on the market. Come :
and hear them, they speak for them
selves AT Schafers drug store.
Frank BIasius presents his COM
pliments to the readers of the Sem
incl and invites their patronage, =,
Che reputation of this old clothing !
louse has long been established as
me of the most popular in the val :
ey. Good goods, cheap prices. :
lbundance and variety of stock to ,
elec; from. Read the advertise. ,
nent, and g to the store aud see
Latest War news. Congressional q
nd Legislative proceedings on r
ec"nd page of this paper. q
The Senior class of the Logan |
1igh School entertains the Juniors
his. St. Pa,rick's, evening at the c
ome of Miss DOraNell Green. The
characteristics OF the reception and
will be In accord with the t
anniversary celebrated. c