The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-03-23

Mrs. E. P. Armstrong was il
Columbus last week, the guest o
her son George of that city.
Miss Helen Pursell has accepted
a position as stenographer wit
the Hooking Clay Product Co.
Miss Lille Wright, after a tw'
weeks visit with friends and re1a
tives in Macarthur, returned home
For all kinds of GardeI
and Flower Seeds, the k1n(
that grow. go to E. S. Case
Lash Miller of CrooksvilIe is th'
pleasant guest of his aunt. Mrs
A. L. Hyson, of the Depot Hotel
Mrs. Ed Beck was called Mon
dav to Parkersburg, to attend tn,
funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Hugo
Deco. {
Miss Teresa Deihle, after an ex
tended visit with friends and rela
tives in Columbus, returned hom,
Monday.
Daniel Masters. one of Crooks
ville's representative citizens, was
a business visitor in our city last
Saturday.
Mr.. John Till, after a pleasant
visit with friends and relatives in
various parts of Indiana, returned
home last week.
Mrs. Keely of Newark and Miss
Sarah Goodwin of New Straitsville
spent last week in Logan the guests
of Mrs. Paul Fox.
Miss Mary Wright, youngest
daughter of DIR. I. C. Wright, who
has been seriously ill, is, we are
glad to note, improving.
Our candidate for the trip to Eu,
rope, Miss Bertha Gabriel, had,
yesterday. s,s47 votes, gaining
rapidly on her competitor.
We regret to learn that Mrs,
William R. Bowlby is seriously sick
from complication of diseases,
with slight hope of recovery.
Our First Bank of Logan has
become a National Bank, and in
this has the government of the
United States to endorse for it.
Rochester & Lytle had their
spring opening on St. Patrick s
day. : Flowers were everywhere
and in profusslon. Each visitor
was presented with carnation.
Miss Marie Shannon, formerly
one of the operators for the Logan
Home Telephone company. has ac-
cepted a position as bookkeeper
and clerk at George Halls wall
paper store.
Ed Petty, one Of Logan's repre-
sentative citizens, has disposed of
all his property here and has pur-
a tract of land Ell ght miles
from Columbus. He will take i'm
mediate possession.
Mr.. Paul Fox, the enterprising
grocery of the west end proposes
putting a handsome and commo-
dious store room on the lot he now
occupies, and which he recently
purchased from Mr.. Rempel.
At a late meeting of the stock
holders of the Lancaster Democrat
George Ewing was elected presi-
dent and George Gearheart, the
editor, secretary. The Democrat
is an Interesting local newspaper.
Col. Coon Reichley of Benton,
and one of the active enterprising
Democrats of that Democratic
stronghold, was a visitor in our
city on Saturday. He represents
the Haw Eaters sup and com
in.'''.
Mr.. Adam Schaal, one of the
prominent farmers of near Smock,
was business visitor in our city
yesterday. Mr.. SchaaI is ardently
Ia favor OF good roads but he is
to "pikes," and the mort
gaging of the county for $500, 900
in an attempt to spike" the roads.
Charley Beck, one of the most
accomplished printers our city of
good printers can boast,
renewed his acquaintance with the
SENTINEL types this week, and
shows that his heart is still a
printers. and his hand has not
lost its cunning. Charley has our
thanks for his help.
Mrs Stout, nee Reasorer, for
mer resident of our city, died in
Columbus, where she was in a
hospital for treatment, on Tues
day. Sac will be, taken through
Logan on this mornings train for
New Plymouth for interment. The
funeral services will be under the
direction of the Logan Hive of
Maccabees, of which she wes an
honored member.
Mr.. John Welman. our popular
young merchant is pridlng himself
IN the "new arrival" not of his
usual character of elegant spring
goods. but baby girl who came
ast Thursday. the dearest posses
sion he can boast. John continues
a Mailman and 10 hacidaa n han