The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1904-02-25

jean farr0tC OF MI. fleasanC WAS
a visitor here on Sunday.
And still the villain, the ground
hog gives Us the distressing weather.
Mr. Clint Huls Of New Pittsburg
is the guest of Mrs Minerva Mar
TIN.
Mrs. Yes Price was called to
Columbus by serious illness Of her
sister.
Alma Keynes and Charles Rec
,enwaldt were Columbus visitors
Sunday.
Clarence and Madge Kin,z of
Lancaster. were Sunday visitors
with Logan friends.
Merritt Wonn of Lancaster was
the Sunday guest of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Wonn.
Miss Lizzie PARROT ami Ollie
Lane of Mt. Pleasant We're business
callers here / ,st week.
Miss Ollie lane Of Mt. Pleasant
has arcsrled u position ut the Gar
nent factory.
Mrs. Robinson aud daughter OF
Alabama are visiting in our city
guests oi Mrs. Garrett.
Special Theatre rates TO COlum'
bus Saturda. February 9Th.
Mrs. Grace Mickle was Sunday
guest of her parents Mr.. aud Mrs.
Rexsoner of Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Polling oi
Columbus are visiting Mrs. Polihg's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bowen.
Mr.. Dillon Linn and daughters
of Shawnee are visiting his sister
Mrs. Jacob Lift.
Mr.. Charles Mclean who has
been quite sick the past week, is
able - 6e uut again.
The messels still prevail in our
city. Over q hundred children are
out OF schOUi.
The Logan Natural Gas Co. is
laying a u,le line from the Gibson
vile gas field to tl,s maiu line at
Rockbrldge.
DR.. Aplln was called TUESDAY
morning to Cambridge, BY the Sc
rious illness Of his cousin, Dr.. Aplln
"f that city.
Miss Louie Green, etenographer
at Rosary Press Somerset. spent
Sunday aud Monday with her par
ents in Logan.
About twenty big -beastly dogs
without collars infest our streets
and yards. The msrshal evidently
needs spectacles.
Mr.. Eek Sands, IN returning to
his tirst 1--we, The Newspaper
displays his old time abiIity i'll tie
excellent work he il doing on the
JUurual.Gazette.
We are glad to learn that Judge
Martins family. all at one time
sick, are on the mend.
Col. Weldy who has been qaite
i'll for the last two weeksis improv-
ing, but not able TO be out of his
roOm.
Tickets will be sold for all trains
of February q, go6d Tor return
on any train-and on spfcial leaving
Columbus Union depot at ll:30 p.
N.
Athens and return congressional
$l.10 round trip.
Good or return until March 2.
The hello girl at Laurelvllle. Miss
DeHs,en has been quarantined Tor
small pox.
The Eastern war has helped the
American farmer by giving him
dollar wheat.
The council met Tuesday evening
in regular srssion and allowed cur
rent bills. No other business Of in-
terest was transacted.
The marshal has arrested several
dog owners for not putting tabs ON
their dogs. The owners propose To
test the validity Of the ordinance.
The many friends of DR.. RaiHey
who has been sick for some time,
will he glad to know he is able 10
be out aud about again.
The Snider store at the depot
is doing big business. The trade
is increasing every day. The goods
are good and the prices cheap.
Bargains now in shoes. call and see.
Uncle joe Kenestrick, who
has been visiting for some time
among friends and relatives in the
northern part of the stale. Is again
IN Logan among his old friends.
Miss Effis Wolf. nurse in the SER
vice of the U. S. Medical Depart
nent, after a pleasant visit with her
,ster, Mrs. John Dau.herry, has
zone to California and resumed her
luties.
We acknowledge the receipt of a
'ery interesting paper read by Mrs.
GIVING Martin of Straitsville befure
recent convention Of iha Dauuh.