The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-11-08

published in the SENTINEL
Go to T.. E. Baker for tinware
and house furnishings of all kinds.
Masonic Fair at |. Q. o. +. Hall
Friday and Saturday, December l4th
and 10Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Stiers and
daughter, who have been visiting in
Chicago have returned.
Mrs. Fred Ropp of Springfield, is
visiting in Logan this week, the guest
of Mrs. Martin Hartman,
Mrs. &c Dehaven, of Haynes,
after weeks visit with relatives here
returned home on Thursday.
-Read list of excursions to go IN
near future via. G. II. V. q L. by.
Surely one of them will suit you.
Save money and get satisfaction
by purchasing your Stoves, Ranges
Tinware and House Furnishings OF
T. E. Baker.
TIC. Cannon, who so injured his
hand by the accidental discharge OF a
shct gun last week, as to necessitate
amputation is doing well.
Mr.. Noah Hamblin and wife,
after pleasant months visit among
relatives in Pennsylvania and New
York have returned home.
All who wish to make large
salary between now and Christmas,
seq in another column, advertisement
offs. l. Bell & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Cut out and save the times OF
holding the Common Pleas Courts as
published in this weeks SENTINEL, 1t
may be useful to you during the year.
Half Fare to Hot Springs Ark.
Nov 18th, 10th, & goth. good Tor re-
turn until Nov 3oth, Call on
Schwenke the agent for particulars.
-Lucius Wright after a summers
visit IN Logan, will leave on next
Monday, for his home in San Diego
Cal, Mr.. Will Rauch intends to ac-
company him.
We publish by request, on the
outside of this issue very Interesting
letter from Miss Mary Parker. Miss
Parker is sister of Mr.. Amos Parker,
of this place, and is well known to
many of our readers.
Mr.. Will Moore and Miss Ger
trude Baker, of this place were quietly
married Yesterday. After brief
wedding tour they will make their
residence in Logan. The best wishes
of the SENTINEL are theirs.
DO not miss the splendid busi-
ness offer made by S. l. Bell & Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa. They apply tor
ladies and gentlemen and offer equal
pay to both for the same work. See
their advertisement in another column.
While to win fine turkey may
well make you glad,
At a time when the fates seem to battle;
You find that the dearest one ever
you had
Is the one you win at the rattle.
Judge.
The Masonic Fraternity of this
place will hold Fair at the ODD
Fellows Hall on Friday and Satur.
day December IA and 18th, wheI
an enjoyable time will be had.
The ladies of the NJ. Z. Churcl
wiu hold a Saturday Market OF
Main ST. first door east Of the City
building. Home made bread, pies
cakes, meat rolls, salads &c. can b'
purchased at reasonable rates.
Andy Crawford, once a Sen
TINEL boy, now engineer of the oil
umbus Hooking & Athens Railroad
in Logan, renewing acquaintance
and awaiting orders for active worI
on the new road. Andy has lots 0
friends in Logan, and we are all glat
to have him with US again.
IF YOU know an energetic bo.
who wants to make money during tn
winter, ask him to write to The Cleve
land Press, Cleveland, O., Mgr. Th
publishers of that great daily want al
agent in every town in Hooking Co
No matter how small the town, ther
is chance to Go business. Write a
oace for particulars.
DR.. Campbell successfully PEE
formed hemiotcmy, for the relief of
s,rangulated hemia, which had existe
SIX days prior to the operation. upo
[Ym. III. Kelch of Gibisonpille, a:
sisted by DR.. Miller of Gibisonvill'
DR.. Marshal of Columbus and d.
Kelch of Tarlton brother of til
patient. Mr.. Kelch is improvln
nicely considering the gravity of tn
operation and is expected to make
complete recovery.