The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-06-08
The SENTINEL is 81 a year

The SENTINEL is 81 year
Croquet sets, all prices, at Bort
g. Co.'S.
Rudolph Rempel and wife spent
Sunday in Columbus.
Buy Lead and Oil of Bort & Co.
Lowest market price.
Mrs. Wade Parker of Columbus
visited Stella Fox here Sun day.
Mr.. O'Gara of Lancaster was a
business visitor in Logan Tuesday.
Hammocks, any price, biggest
selection in Logan to select from,
at Bort Ct Cos.
Miss Jennet Motherwell of Chi
cago is the pleasant guest of Miss
Virginia Welty.
The Commissioners and Infirm-
ary Directors held a joint session
on last Tuesday.
Mrs. George Work was the pleas
ant hostess to number of her
friends on Wednesday evening.
Col. A. A. Shutter, a prominent
Democrat of Columbus, was VS.
itor in our city on last Monday.
Ben White, the old Democratic
wheel horse of Perry, is a heartily
welcomed visitor in our city today.
Miss Catharine Shoor has gone
to Charleston, West Virginia, for
an extended visit with her brother,
Mr.. Ed Shoor.
Miss Stella Kullman returned to
her home in Somerset, Monday,
after a pleasant visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. John Brady.
Judge Martin, Herbert Harring-
ton and Alderman Price attended
the Sunday School convention in
Laurelville last week.
Miss Gertrude Tracy pleasantly
entertained the teachers of the Lo-
gan school at the home of Mrs. Sa-
ra James, Tuesday evening.
Mems and Youths dress shirts,
any size, well made and fast col
ors, only SOC. An endless variety
| to select from. F. Blasius & Son.
Our paper this week publishes
the details of the greatest naval
battle from Salamis to Trafalgar.
The paper is history. Read it.
Save 1t.
Lon Greene, for several years the
managing man of the Peoples store,
has moved with his family to Co.
lumbus, were he will make his fu-
ture home.
| Children's Laxative Jellules, a
perfect remedy for habitual consti-
patton. They eat like jelly. We
recommend them. Price 10 cents,
at Bort & Co.'S.
The only store in Logan carrying
a complete stock of Books and Sta
tionery. You get anything you
want at Bort & Co.'S. the Druggists
and Stationers.
Mr.. John Wetzler Of the Lancas-
ter Eagle, and at present repre-
senting Jones d Co., coffee and tea
importers, of New York, was a
visitor in our city yesterday.
| One sale makes a customer, pro-
vided it is Lowe Bros. High Stand
ard Paints. Fine colors and best
wearing body of any paints made
iSold by Bort & Co.
Daddy" Gordon and Nephew,
Mr.. McElvay, of New Lexington,
spent several days in Logan. last
week, where they received hearty
welcome from their numerous ole
time friends.
A fire occurred on last Tuesday
in the residence of Mr.. Herb lies
from a defective stove. Not much
damage was done, and the fire wa:
!! extinguished before the fire com
pany, although prompt, was a
at hand.
) Little Roy, the five year old sol
of Mr.. Frank Wolf of North Wal
t nut street, was accidently run owe
) by George Deishley's beer wagol
on last Wednesday afternoon. Th'
lad was painfully though not serl
e ously injured.
The Banns of Matrimony wer
given first publication in St. john
church on last Sunday between Mr.
Michael Krumlauf of Somerset, ant
, Miss Louie Green of Logan. TIL
< marriage will be at St. john
0 church on June 21st.
Uncle Jack Slater of Quee
Greek was welcome visitor in ou
lefty last week, guest of his son
t Newt Slater. He represents Ben
!. ton township in good Democrat
IS shape, and will come up this fal
). with the old time majorities.
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