The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-11-01

and l4th, Half Fare.
Go to T. E. Baker for tinware
and house furnishings of all kinds.
DIR. Manyield and Johny Frash
were business visitors to Columbus
on Tuesday.
Harry Shotwell of Columbus, is
visiting friends and relatives IN
Logan this week.
All kinds of Cooking Stoves.
Ranges, Heating Stoves and Stove
Furniture at L. E. Bakers.
Miss. Maggie Deishley was
given birthday surprise party on
last Friday evening, her 18th ami
versary.
The Fifth Commandment will
be the subject for next Sabbath eve
at the NJ. E. Church, John E. Rudi-
sill, Pastor.
The Commissioners have let the
contract for the construction of a
bridge at Orbiston to 5. H.Dumm,
of Lancaster.
--Saye money and get satisfaction
bv purchasing your Stoves, Ranges,
Tipware and House Furnishings OF
T. T. Baker.
Mrs. J. C. Dehaven, OF Haynes
p. o. was Logan visi.eT this week,
the guest of Mrs. A. Ii. Wilson and
other relatives.
The funeral of the late Ray
mo ID Belt occurred from his home
on Hunter,,Street, Monday afternoon,
Obituary elsewhere.
Miss Mamie Blasius of the
Boston Nurse Training School is
home for vacation, and viii per
haps remain this winter.
All who wish to make large
salary between now and Christmas,
see. in another column, advertisement
ofS. |. Bel & CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
half Fare to Hot Springs Ark.
Nov 18th, 18th. & goth, good tor re
turn until Nov 3oth, Call on
Schwenke the agent for particulars.
-Rev. Moore is IN Cincinnati
this week attending to matters con
nected with the Miami University
of ssbich Institution he is a leading
Director.
Rev. Martin and family have
removed 10 Weston, where they
will make their future home. The.
take with them the best wishes o
many friends.
MIR. Maynard Pond, after
months visit among the moantall
of northern Alabama, returned
home on Monday last, very mucI
improved in health.
Mr.. r. E. Hambiin, an old tim
and esteemed fellow citizen, th
popular and efficient steward of th
Toledo Asylum, spent Tuesda! evel
ing among friends in Logan.
About two dozen bright risini
young SONS of Logan gave surpris
party to the little Sparks, compam
ion stars, at their home on last Sat
nrday afternoon and all had lots {
fun.
Miss Ada Boyle, the handson
and accomplished daughter of NJ
James Boyle, private secretary
Gov. Mckinley, is visiting in Logs
this week, the guest of Miss Hal
Pursell.
Mrs. Powers, mother of f
Powers, and her daughter fro
Steubenville, have removed to Log;
and will make their future HON
They will be heartily welcomed
the society of our city.
jess Williams, son of the la
DR.. 8. w. Williams, for some yea
past has been residing i'll Misou
has returned to Logan. His moth
will return in few weeks, and ma
Logan her future home. She W
be heartily welcomed by her ma
friends.
The gullibiIity of business m
in purchasing pictures or loani
money upon them, as contrasted wi
Ine lTuNelISc iHci SIiON Iii o'iicl lih'
cial transactions, is the subject of
paragraph in the October Not
Book OF The Art Amateur.
Post Master Green was baC
affected with rheumatism for t
week past, partly losing the use
his arm, and entirely losing
temper. Archie Kreig gave him
liniment that cured him in mig
This is not an advertisement, but
statement that may be of service
Others similarly affected
-TheLancaster Daily Eagle
Monday has the following soci
-'.The marriage Of Miss G
trude Baker and Mr. VIM. Moo
pron;uent society people OF Lo,