The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-05-25

VAIN every DC purchase.
Miss Estella Strentz is contine,
TO her room by severe attack o
infamitory rheumatism. 80 =.
The remains Of Col. A. e. Sand
were inferred in Oak Grove GENE
terry on last Monday morning.
A new pavement in front Of tn,
Acker building adds much to tn,
attraction Of the business block.
General Grosvenor was in tn,
city last Monday, attendant at the
final interment of Col. A. G. Sands
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ticker, ST.,
spent Sunday in NelsonviHe the
guests of their son. Nj. Anthony
pcker:
Mics Edna McNaughton of Well.
eton is visiting in our city the
quest of Rev. and Mrs. j. U.
Brown.
Mr.. Ed Eberst, wife and baby,
Rpent Sunday in New Straitsville,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Miles
Burke.
Miss Mary Blasius has been ap-
pointed one of the Board of Library
Trustees in place of Henry Kessler,
resigned.
The City Improvement Society
will have a apleasant festival, con-
ditioned that the town dog; does
not determine otherwise.
Mrs. G. W. Pullen very pleas.
antly and agreeably: entertained
the Tourist club, and number of
friends, Thursday evening.
Mr.. J. C. Recktenwald of Colum-
bus spent Sunday in Logan guest
of his father, John Recktenwald,
tr., Of North Walnut street.
A couple OF young men from Flo
renee Italy have opened a fruit
store in the Wright building and
are doing good BUSINESS.
Rev. Ned Work, wife and little
son, are visiting his sisters, the
Mesdames r. D. McManigal, j. P.
Henderson and B. C. McManigal.
Miss Florence Snider entertained
Wednesday evening the Twentieth
Century Pedro club in honor of her
guest, Miss Lucy Shorr, of Som
Srset, Ohio. ;.:;i.- i
Mrs, Ed Hood and her bright
end handsome little daughter,
Mary, of Lancaster, were the guests
Of Mrs. Mary Tennyhili the last
Of the week. : - - =" :
Rev. Edgar W. Work will preach
at the Presbyterian church next
Sunday evening and Rev. Chas. R.
Wilson, of Middleport in the morn
ing. Everybody invited. b ~,
Harry wasson Of Toledo, and
well and favorably known in Lo-
gan. has been appointed assistant
freight agent of the Hooking Val
ley, with headquarters in Colum-
bus.
Ex-Auditor Nelson Armstrong of
Laurelvilie, after disposing of the
work of the jury commission, had
. pleasant reception from his many
old time friends in our city this
week. ;r nut
Mrs. Henry Hagleheimer and lit
tie daughter, Catharine, of colum-
BUS, and Mrs. Charles Kinkade' of
Nelsonville are visiting their par
erts, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mattocks,
this week i 1T
The Domestic Club picnicked at
the residence of Mrs. W. H. Cow
ell on Wednesday afternoon. In
fhe evening very elaborate picnic
supper was served. An enjoyable
time was had.
Bro. C. II. Brvson of the Athens
Gazette was visitor in our city
on last Monday, and was much
pleased with the metropolitan at
fractions the Queen City presents
to neighboring villages.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. McLain have
gone on visit to Haydenville. |
Mr.. MeLain, who has been in Ill
health for some, is much improved,
and the outing at Haydenville |
among his many friends, it is hoped
will restore him to his good health |
again. :: i, = . =
Our readers, young and old will |
enjoy some of the news we present,
which was printed 76 years ago.
The matter IS not so much news,
but it is history: We shall oeca-
.ionally give our readers some ex-
tracts from the SENTINEL printed
lixty years ago. II. 81.
On last Thursday Mary Gabriel,
.he bright and handsome little
laughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
Gabriel, gave a birthday party to
number of her little friends in
lonor Of her ninth birthday. An
enjoyable time was had by all the
title folks Dainty and elaborate
:efreshments were served by the
notheE Of the charming little hos
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