The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-03-16
LOCAL NEWS.

Wednesday evening, May 81.
Iagon, the Best Spring Tonic.
St. Patrick's Day in the morning.
Garden and Flower Seeds at Bort
4 Co.'S.
The most popular remedy sold in
Logan-Iagoo.
The grippe continues to prevail
IN our town and country.
Low Bros. High Standard Paints.
the best made, ut Bort & Co.'S.
Old Winter is continuing his
habit of lingering on the lap of
Spring.
Mr.. Flave Case has supply of
handsome shamrock for TOMORROW.
Stop and see them.
The, council held brief session
Tuesday evening. No business of
general interest was transacted.
Mrs. John Sweany and caugh-
ter. Gladys, of Columbus We're the
guests of Logan friends Saturday.
Our Bulk Garden and Flower
Seeds are fresh and from the best
growers.
BoRc & Co., the Druggists.
Mr.. ]. N. S,ires has been ap-
pointed member of the School
Board in place OF MIR. Luke Leh-
pan, resigned.
Mr.. C. c. Hansel of jackson was
the over night guest of his family,
who are the present guests of Mrs.
W. u. Acker, Monday.
Full; PARTICULARS of the great lat
tle of Ainckden on the second page
pr this paper. This paper should
be preserved for reference.
Harry Miles, who is employed in
the capital city, spent Sunday with
bis parents, MIR and Mrs. E. K.
Miles, ON West Second street.
Mr.. John c. Petit, administra-
tor of Rnbert Masters estate, was
in Ward several days This week
adjusting the a6fairs of I he estate.
Mr.. Frank Blasius is making
some very excellent Improvements
in his store rooIi. His patrons are
invited TO call and See the pleasing
effect.
Mrs. Margaret Anderson is at
st. Anthony Hospital, Columbus,
taking preparatory treatment to
undergo an operation in the near
future.
The outlook for securing the
Yailrnad repair shops in Logan is
hopeful. Logan has The location.
Tie people are public spirited.
Our town is healthy.
The Library Lecture Course
closed with the entertainment ON
last Tuesday evening. The trus-
tees are tn he congratulated upon
their successful course.
Mr.. Ambrose Kessler, the popu-
lar Avenue Grocer, who for the
past few days has been confined to
his room with grip, is out and able
to assist in waiting on his mary
customers
Don't fail to attend the Athletic
contest. The gentlemen of the
city, fathers and brothers and
bealx of The iadies will be pleased
TO see the excellent results of the
training THUS FAR received
= Mrs G. P. Montgomery very
handsomIy and asreeahIy enter
tained few friends ut finch last
Friday .vel ing. Miss Maggie rem
d.red some very d fIiyull and peas
ing music on lie piano wLich was
highly appreciated.
Arlie Stallsmith, one of our most
snierprising yn ng men. has en-
ga ed with Blasius, and invites his
friends te call and See him. Mr..
Blasius is t" be congratulated uorn
his good luck in securing the ser-
yices of such a good young man.
!. Mrs. Jacobs, of Gallia county, is
here for an extended visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Ed Bishop. Mrs.
Jacobs has purchased lots on Bow
in street and is huiidin two COM
podious Two story dwelling houses
for the accommodation of renters.
Elias E. Bright is being highly
spoken of for Mayor. One thing is
certain, and that is. if he is nnmi-
mated. Mr.. Tritscl will have tn 20
some. Mr.. Bright is u dyed in
the-wnol Democrat, public spir-
ited citizen and an ull-rouud good
fellow.
Wanted. good reliable man to
sell our teas, rnffces, spices. ex-
tracts and 1uking powder direct to
the consumer. We give handsome
premiums 70 the customers. and
pay the agent a liberal commission.
Foy full pars:cu.ars address Grand
Ystoa Tea Company, Wheeling,
Tst y'ggiaia.-sss.