The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1904-05-27
Hammocks at Borts.
Croquet sets at Borts.
New pictures at Borts.

Base Ball goods at Borts.
Best indorsed remedy, Iagoo.
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.
A. II. Mauk is building new
house on the lot adjoining his res
idence.
J. T. Nickels and wife Of Column
bus were over Sunday guests Of rel
atives in this city.
Comrade George Krinn has sold
his driving horse to Somerset par
tiea Consideration $500.
Theodore Stephen, the popular
baker at Frasch's, is visiting i'll Co
lumbus this week with relatives
and friends.
Miss Ella Carney, popular
Somerset teacher, is visiting in Lo-
gan this week the guest of Miss
Grace Green.
Cap Ryan has purchased VIM.
Waner's half interest in the saloon
and restaurant business. Consid-
Grafton $1.000.
n. R. Petit Of Stella, Vinton
county, is visitor in cur city this
week the guest OF his sons, John
C. and Elmer o.
A number of the Uniformed
Knights of Maccabees paraded our
streets Tuesday evening, and made
very fine appearance.
Claude Lyons, son of DR.. Lyons,
has returned from a three years
sevice for Uncle Sam in the Phil
ipines, three years older and twenty
years wiser.
Parties holding tickets No. 459
series B, 858 series Q, So series
K, and 251 series S, will please
call at A. e. TiptOn's Grocery
and get their Dinner Sets.
John Strentz will plant a Buck
eye, Ohio tree, in the place of the
tree which died and over which we
had fuss. We will help Comrade
Strentz with the Buckeye tree.
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 1oc.
We regret to hear that Mr.. Noah
Polling, one Of the prominent men
of Marion, is seriously i'll from
dropsy. He is IS years of age,
which burthen of years is against
him.
Hon. V. C. Lowry, Judge o. W.
H. Wright, John G. Petit and A.
j. Nunemaker attended the Demo-
cratic State Convention yesterday,
and represented Hooking county
with dignity and ability.
The Masons, who have taken the
large hall over the SENTINEL Office,
have fixed up the room in elegant
shape, new paper, new carpet, fur
niture, DC. The hall will be mainly
used as a reception room.
Hon. II. A. Gearhart of New
York, the speaker at the High
School Commencement, has a ma
tional population as a lecturer, and
those who fail to attend will miss
one of the greatest treats of the
season.
Mr.. Fred Ucker and Miss Mary
Kranitz were, married Tuesday
morning by FIR. Powers, at st.
Johns church. The young couple
have the hearty congratulations of
their many friends and the hearty
good wishes that their lives may
be long and happy.
The startling story on the street
last night that Deck Joy had cut
his throat with corn cutter, and
died, turns out to be one of Dug
Shriner's jokes. Your Uncle Deck
is in the best of health and spirits
and ready to wait on all customers
who call at Ruble's stable.
Zack Donaldson, one of Straits
Wills most prominent citizens, was
a visitor in our city on Monday,
and was much pleased with the ex-
excellent improvement on our
streets and city park. He will
send Ed Martin to see how Logan
makes streets and parks.
Mr.. J. F. Harden has returned
from the Pilgrimage to the Holy
Land in good health, and much de-
lighted with the trip. He is meet
Ing hearty welcome home. His
many friends will be glad if he
gives us recital of his sights, ex-
periences and impressions.
The latest reported vote on the
Commercial-Tribune prize for
free ST. Louis Excursion is Miss
Flossie Speelman $3.50, Miss Mat
tie Dollison $3.50. The largest
vote cast for any one of the candi-
dates is Birdie Smith, Aurora, In
diana, 50,735. The next is her
near neighbor, Mrs. NJ. E. Ferris,
Lawrenceburg, Indiana, 50,344.
Mrs. W. H. Acker pleasantly en-
tertained the Domino Club at finch
last Monday evening. The invited
guests were the Misses Anna Kel-
ler and Estella Strentz, Mrs. Sara
Stallsmith and Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
Strentz, city, and Mrs. Mary Stet-
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