The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-04-13
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The SENTINEL ISL q year.

The SEx71xrI ISL q year.
Father Mattingly preached the
Lenten sermon at Wellston Wed.
nesday night.
Call at Maria Paraons for your
Easter hat or bonnet, as she has all
the latest styles,
Mrs. ]. II. Eckhart is in Cleve-
land on ap extended visit with rel.
atives and friends.
Edgar Erwin, field agent, Ohio
University, Athens, was in our
city the first Of the week.
Willard Webb of Holedo made .
short visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs Tom Webb last week,
Mrs. Frank Futniss of Columbus
was the welcl me guest Of her moth
er, Mrs. Phil Rochester, last week.
For all kinds of Garden
and Flower Seeds, the kind
that grow. 60 to F. 8. Case.
When buying hats for your chill
dren. see Maria Parsons fine dis
play in her rooms over Rochester
& Lytle's.
Daughters of Pocahoutas request
that all members be present At
their next Council meeting, April
II. Business of importance.
II the person who found a small
gold breast pin, a few weeks ago,
will leave the same with any of
the jewellers of Logan, they will
receive a reward,.
Messrs. Holl & Co: invite atten-
tion TO the supply Of buggies and
surreys they have Tor sale: Go
and see the goods before vhuying
from any body else.
The Assessors are now on their
annual lookout for property, sub.
ject to taxation. We do hope
they will put on glasses that can
see some at least of the dogs that
infest our streets and public places
and get a tax on their worthless
heads. -. 81.
We present elsewhere the first
announcement for the campaign.
Mr.. Mounts is a we'll known DEM
ocrat, has had considerable service
IN the line OF yheriff's duty, and
he acts wisely in thus early letting
his friends, as well as his -oppo.
nents know that he is in the game.
:. Tom Brown one Of the promi-
nent and enterprising farmers of
near Logan. who recently purchas-
ed the Monroe property on the
Terrace, has moved into it. aud 10
now a citizen of our Queen city.
He and his family are heartily
welcomed to the social circles of
the good people Of Logan.
Mr.. Green and family were call.
ed yesterday I'd st. Josephs BY the
death of his Last surviving brother
John Green, who died ON Tueaday
night, IN n-the 18th year of his age.
The funeral is to-day from St: Jo-
sephs. Interment in the cemetery
where for seventy years his kin
dred,, gone before, are at rest.
March 1st to MAY 18th and Sep
tember 18th to October 31st the
Hooking Valley R'y will sell low
one way cofonist tickets to Califor-
MIA. North Pacific Coast Points.
Montana. Idaho and intermediate
Call on C. ". ScHwExKE.
Agent, for rates and further infor-
nation.
Messrs. strentz l. Lappen have
made a handsome Improvements, at
their own expense, on their store
room in the Wright row. A glass
front and well arranged show win.
dowe. add largely to the attractions
the store affords. Like changes Of
front in tho other business rooms,
in this popular business location.
would be to the advantage of all
Messrs. Lappen & Brandt are
their insurance every
day among the business men Of our
city. and the substantial farmers
nf the country. They represent
reliable companies. the rates are.
very reasonable, and losses paid
promptly. New houses q special
ty with this firm. Office over Fox's
Meat Market. next door to Bort &
Co.'S. drug store. Call and see
them.
Mrs. Mary Grifis, {nee Sellers.
Of near Max, Marion township,
died on last Monday evening. The
funeral was on Yesterday at 2 o.
clock p. m, from Harmony o. e.
ch. rch. Reverend Matthias conduct
ing the religious services. The de-
ceased was an esteemed contribn-
tor to the news columns Of the
SENTINEL, and We, with her many
friends, unite in sorrow at her
death, and tender sympathy to
The family in this Bereavement:
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