The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-04-20
LOCAL NEWS.
The Srx71NEL is 81 a year.

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The SrHTINEL is 81 year.
Fresh, Reliable Garden
and Flower Seeds at Cases,
Go to Mariah Parsons for style,
beauty and reasonable priced mil.
linery goods,
Call on Maria Parsons for you,
Easter hat or bonnet. She has all
the latest styles.
Garden Seeds and Flower
Seeds that are reliable at
Cases Drug Store,
Seeds that grow, reliable
seeds, Garden and Flower
Seeds. at Cases Store.
The Eagles of Murray City or
ganized lodge with ia charter
members on last Monday night.
When buying hats for your chill
dren, see Maria Parsons fine dis
play iu her rooms over Rochester
& Lytle's.
Maria Parsons is one of ousImost
accomplished milliners, and will
take pleasure in waiting on her
customers in her rooms over Ro-
chester Il Lytle's,
The Laies' Auxiliary, knights
Of St. John, have changed the date
Of their initiation and card party
from Tuesday, April 25th, to
Thursday, April eth.
Uncle George warrick, one of
our best known and most esteemed
of colored citizens, is quite sick.
He has the help and sympathy of
of all our good people.
Maria Parsons, in the rooms over
Rochester & Lvtle. has q full sup
ply of millinery goods and invites
her lady friends to call and see the
bargains she will give.
Before buying your millinery
goods, Maria Parsons, over Roches-
ter 4 Lytle's, wishes you to cali
and see the many handsome and
fashionable articles she has for
the spring trade.
Obituary notices Of orr long time
and much esteemed contributor,
Mary Sellers Crafts, and also of
Charley Francisco. who met an un-
timely death, came too late for
publication this week,
Ivan Howdyshill, employed at
the Kerlin Bros. brick plant had
the end of the thumb of his right
hand taken off in a repress, Tues
day morning. DIR. Frasch rendered
the necessary medical attention.
Among the pleasant and very
welcome visitors of our city the
past week were capitalists from
Lancaster. Ashtabula |
Harbor and Columbus. who have
invested money and are, to some
sxtent, conducting some Of our bu-
,iness plants.
The Kessler Brothers on the Av-I
snue invite the patronage Of the
SENTMEL readers. These young
men are making q success in busi-
less. They are honest and treat
everybody with courtesy, They
rave NO prejudice. They have
many friends.
The Pinkstocks Of Buena Vista,
n Perry township, who have been
boarding for the last three months
n our county Jail, under charge Of
murder, were discharged by Judge
Martin Tuesday, on the request Of
he states attorney.
Miss Estella Strentz is very seri-
'usly i'll of erysipelas. Her schol-
rs and the teachers in the public
chools, along with, her many per-
onal friends, will be glad to know
hat she has taken . turn for the
'etter, and while still q very sick
,irl. there is no cause for alarm.
Grandfather Fred Frasch died
uddenly from heart disease on last
tuesday, in the seth year Of his
ge. He was q citizen Of our town
or fifty years. HIS funeral is to-
norrow, from his residence, Rev.
White of the NJ. E. Church, con.
ucting the religious services, and
rho will furnish an obituary Of the
eceased for publication.
Our agriculture brother, Prof.
(cCray, left his insurance office ,
, safe hands on last Monday, and
aking advantage Of the inviting
gentle spring ANNIE" went up to
is farm in Fairfield, proposing to /,
liant potatoes. He was accompa- ]
led with another equally ardent
afmeE VINO wore . 1erry county
Vercoat. The farms still exist. II
Dunn, Taft & Co., the most pop 6
lar Dry Goods store in Columbus,
hich our readers patronize when
,ey go to the capital citv. invite 9
in an advertisement 9
hich we publish elsewhere. Our I
'aders are advised, when they go q
Columbus with intention to buy t
,ods, to 60 to this store. Theyl
vite you. They will give you
'urtesy and good bargains.
The many friends of Noah Bios {
T, the late postmaster at Enter Il
Use, and one Of our best citizens, t
hn hos hoou -r,n1op fraofnopk for Il