The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-10-12
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Logan visitor Saturday.
Mable Thacher, Of Springfield,
is visiting Miss Lillian James.
The cigars that pleases the
smokers, ut Borts' the druggist.
Mr.. Rob O'Downell of Straits
vile, visited friends in Logan, Sun
day.
Watch our windows for bargains
in wall paper. Bort, the wall pa
per man.
Mrs. MCGEE, Of jackson, is
visiting her mother Mrs. Becker,
this week.
Miss Ada Filing, of Columbus,
was the Sunday, guest Of her par
ents near Logan.
Mr.. Charles Kennard will leave
October %, for San Fransisco to
make his future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whipple, of Col
umbus, was the Sunday, guest Of
John Tritsch, and family.
w. S. Stone has purchased the
Pearl Smith residence on Glenview
Heights, consideration $1700.
Mrs. Mccoy, of washington, c..
II. was the guest of Mrs. Sarah
Stallsmlth, for dinner yesterday.
Mr.. Ed Martin, of New Straits
vile the champion pike builder of
Ohio, was a Sunday visitor in our
city.
Miss Stella McCourtney, of Jun
ction city, Is visiting her cousin
Miss Laura McCourtney, this
week.
If you want new hat to wear
to the Lancaster Fair, call on Marie
Parsons, second floor, Rochester d
Lytles.
Father Laller, of Somerset, had
charge of the St. Johns church,
Sunday, during the absense of FIR.
Mattingly.
A. M, Brown of. Logan, o.
was the guest of his brother l. b
Brown and family, Sunday
Bremen Record.
o. W. Huls has left Chatfields-
will and has locatsd In Logan. Mr..
and Mrs. Huls will be hartily well
coined to the Logan society.
Guy Trimmer, who has been en-
gagged at Hemlock for the past sew
eral months, has returned to his
home in Washington township.
W. G. Bryan, highly est
eemed citizen of Blatchford was
circulating among old comrades
and friends in our city Saturday.
Billy Davey, of the capital city
an old time Logan boy, and one of
the best representatives of the art
preservative, was Logan, visitor
Sunday.
Mr.. Perone, Arthur Downey,
Clara Quinn, Eta Gabriel, Laura
McCourtney and guest, Miss Stella
McCourtney, spent Sunday at the
Rock House.
The Misses Steener, and Ferrick.
and Messrs Frank Aulcolt, and
Arch Kennrad, of Lancaster, visit.
ed Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Kennard,
and family Sunday.
The work of paving Gallagher,
Avenue has been begun, the curb.
ing and excavating are about COM
pleted and the work of laying brick
will be pushed to its fullest extent.
Capt. Ryan is acting in the Cap
acity of deputy for Sheriff Thomas.
The Captain is just as efficient and
energetic as when he first assumed
the office of sheriff. Sheriff Thomas
is to be congratulated upon his
selection.
James Macklin, Of Keystone In
diana is in Logan, visiting his old
comrades of the Hath, relatives
and friends and is receiving a
hearty welcome. He arrived here
Monday evening anb is the guest
Of his sister Mrs. Martin.
Miss Jennie Mccormick, enter
tained the Citizen Telephone ope-
rators and their friends, with an
Oyster Supper at her home Tues
day evening farewell to Clyde
VanGorder, who will soon leave
with his parents for the West, to
make his future home.
|, Mr.. Eli McCloy, one of the
prominent Republicans of Murray,
) was in the city on last Tuesday
and met a hearty welcome from