The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-03-30

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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Shorr
Charleston, West Virginia, spe
Sunday with his parents in Loga
W. S. Dean of the Imperial CT,
company, New Lexington, was
business visitor in Logan Monda,
For all kinds of Garde
and Flower Seeds, the kin
that grow. go to F. S. Cas-
| Mrs. Jonas Queen, and lit
grandchild, Marie Fee, of Lanca
ter. visited Mrs. James Davis SUI
day.
Mr.. Sol Rhodes, one of the prom
inent farmers of near Logan, die
on last Saturday and was burie
on Monday.
Mrs. Fred Ruder and accon
plished daughter, of Columbus, al
guests for the week of her brothe
Ed Mattox.
Miss Lorena Sholl of Bremen
formerly stenographer for Judg
Martin, is visiting friends in Ii
gan this week.
Miss Ethel Winfortner of Ne,
Straitsville spent Monday in Lo
gan, the guest of Misses Mimi
and Emma Kleinschmidt.
Mrs. Charles Yontz and daugh
ter Katherine and Miss Katherin,
Keller of Lancaster spent Tuesda,
with Logan friends.
The council held regular session
Tuesday evening". Current bill
were allowed. No business of i'm
portance was transacted.
Grace and Carrie Getz and No
ma Cannon of Lancaster were tn,
pleasantly entertained guests oi
Miss Eta Delshley Tuesday.
The Spring comes again in maj
esty and mirth. and on the wings
OF the wind, comes the goodness Of
the earth. Misses Mcbride have il
Mrs. Nell Bodenhammer and
Mrs. Harry Learch and children
of Lancaster were the Sunday
guests of Mrs. Isaiah Voris and
family.
Mrs. John Billison, and little
daughter, Emily Jane, left Mon
day for Greenfield to visit Mr.
Billison's mother, who is in poor
health.
Mr.. Thomas Kintz of Lancaster,
and who has a contract for build.
ing a number of additional kilns
for the Kerlin Bros. Brick Plant,
was in town last Monday.
Deacon John Woodruff of Rose
vile was a visitor in our city last
Saturday, guest of his brother
He is in good health,
and as good looking as ever.
A substantial proof that Spring,
in its encouragement, is here, by
IA new subscribers last week to
The SENTINEL. The SENTINEL is a
1t is also Democrat
ic paper.
1t is a pleasure for Mrs. Miller,
the well known milliner, to show
goods to her visitors, whether they
buy or not. All are invited to Wis
it the store and see the handsome
goods in stock.
Mrs. Miller. the popular MILL
her, has supplied her store with
Ill the best and latest varieties and
styles in the line of millinery
goods. and invites the ladies of
,own and country to call.
heir elegant millinery store the
perfection of beauty and taste, in
Ill the lines of their trade. Read
The advertisement, and 60 to the
store and enjoy seeing the things
If beauty which will be a joy for
,ver.
John Naughton, formerly well
Known in Logan and in the mining
'egions of the valley, died last
week from pneumonia at Hughs,
indian Territory, where he was
in Railroad work, and
vas doing we'll.
Under the direction and by the
business enterprise of Mr.. Ed
Martin Of New Straitsville, the
Bessie Furnace at that place will
DON be in blast again, giving en-
,loyment to hundreds of indus
rious working men.
It's said Mckay has appointed
lr. Thomas Rochester as his dep
ty. Mr.. Rochester is one of our
est aad best known citizens, and
xcellentIy qualified for the service.
he salary is 81, 900 year. Mr..
'rown and Miss Steinman will con-
lnue in the Office.
Mr.. William lies, one of the old
nd esteemed citizens of Ilesboro,
Rther of Herb Hes of our city, |
led from apoplexy on last Friday.
he funeral was on Sunday and |
as unusually largely attended.
nterment in the Ilesboro cemetery. !
Ir. lies was born in nesboro more
ian sc years ago, lived there con-
nuously until the hour of his
cath. He was good man, a good
eighbor, an upright citizen and
as highly esteemed by al. who
aew him. j