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


the week in New Stiaitsville the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Miles
Burke.
Col. Red Naile of Nelsonvllle was
a visitor in our city last week and
met "a hearty reception from his
many old time friends.
MIR. Zoath Hammond of Murray
has purchased the Swackhummer
farm in Green township and is tax
ing possession this week.
Mr.. Drukemiller of Columbus,
district manager of the Bell Tele-
phone company, was a business
visitor in our city yesterday.
Mrs. J. D. Clark and daughter.
Agnes, of Lancaster, We're the re
cent guests Of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A j. Judy, in our city.
The chicken dinner given by he
ladies' of the Pocahontas at the Red
Mems hall to-day is very excellent
and abundant and We should all
attend.
|. Capt. Ran and wife have re-
turned from West Virginia, where
they had been called by the sick
ness and death of Mrs. Ryan's
mother.
Mrs Ed Donovan, accompanied
by her sons, Edward and james,
spent Sunday in Lancaster guests
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs jacob
Hammond
The many friends of Will Lari-
mer, who has been quite sick for
some time past, will he glad tn
know that he has su far recovered
as to be abe to be out and about
again.
The Twice Five club will meet
with Mr. Woodwork, at Mr.. Late
Warner'<, On Lext Monday evening
and discuss the Lawyers" The
Back Benches will have chance
at the Front Bar.
Mr.. Harry s. Green, after two
months Of inability, resumed his
former place as brakeman on the
River Division last week. He re
ceived /, hearty welcome from his
old time friends and compuni rs
in labor and patrons of the road.
Mr.. James Donghertv. one of the
most accomplished of our last year
graduates, who has been attending
Pharmacy Schnoi in Philadelphin,
is hnme on visit, renewing his
acquaintance with bis old c.ass-
mates and many friends in Logan
Ed Bishop is building two two
story and TWO cottage houses on
Bowen street for he a"c"mmnda-
ton of renters. "Tuny" is one of
nur most enterprising, pubic spir
tied citizens, and is diving more,
with the means at hanu. to build
up Logan than any man in ir.
Messrs. Harden & Co present
compliments to the readers of the
SANT1NEL this week. This is o..e
of the best supplied furniture
stcres in the valley and our read.
ers are advi. ed to call here and
see the gonds and learn prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
The fuheral of Miss Eta Allen,
who died al the Athens Asvlum on
Tuesday, was from the Methodist
church yesterday. Rev. White con
ducting the religious exercises. A
few weeks ago she sustained :, sec
ond stroke of paralysis, which un-
bale ,red her mind finally caused
her death. She lived with Mr..
Fin Kitchen.
Intelligent planters of fruit trees
will be interested in Black Nur-
series, IN advertisement of which
appears in this Issue of the SENT
MEL. The Nursery is on the road
between Bremen and Crossenville.
Their long experience nf more than
fifty years and in our own climate.
too-gives them special advantages
which arc readily understood.
Miss Bertha Gabriel, our candi-
date for the Free Excursion tn Ei:-
rope, had. Oil last Monday G596
votes. The other candidates in
this district, Miss Bertha Purdum
nf Chillicothe 1858 and Miss Ei-el
Ritter of Chiliicothe aoI5. Miss
Gabriei's vote i increasing mare
rapidly than either of her compet-
it"rS, and we hope by the 1st of
July she will come out the winner.
Wanted, trustworthy man or
woman to manage business in this
co"nty and adjoining territory
for well established h"use of solid
financial standing. $4,000 straight
cash salary with all necessary en-
penses paid weekly hy check from
headquarters. Money advanced
for expenses. Position perma-
nent; previous experience NOT es,
sentiai. No investment required.
We furnish everything. Encl"se
s.lf-addresSed envelope. Address.
Manager, 80 Como Block, Chica-
&c 4iiinQis,-33-8