The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-10-01
.Stratton's for shoes.

ing 1870 am. and 1880 pm.
Choice fruits at STATIONS.
Married by Rev. w. II. Wrigh
on Saturday evening, September q
Mr.. Benjamin T. Nutter to Miss Ell
Haybron.
Feed. cheap at Strattons.
The Haydenville Schools opene'
on last Monday, Emmett Krider, prin
c?pal: Miss. Robinson and Miss. Ton
teachers.
Circuit Court is in session thi
week. The cases on trial are the prop
erty despute between the United
Brethren, of fellowship church, ant
the suit of the lies heirs against Jerr,
lies, Administrator.
John Nixon has been appointed
Street Commissioner. This is an excel
lent appointment. Mr.. Nixon is an
industrious, intelligent man, and will
have work done where it will do the
most good.
Mr.. Smith Riley, of Blooming
vile, was accidentally thrown from a
moving wagon Monday morning. sus-
tanning a disIocated shoulder and
other injuries. Dr.Melcher attended,
who says his injuries are not of a Sc
rious nature.
-5 Good Slate or Lead Pencils
for one cent at Stratton's.
Rev. Hiram A ckers, formerly our
County Recorder, and for many years
a citizen of Logan, was visitor in Log
an last week, the guest of his uncle,
Dan Ackers. For the last twenty
years Mr.. Acker has been an earnset
Prohibitionists. This year he comes
back home to Democracy, and is con-
tident of Bryrans election.
-TheGovernor has appointed Mr..
Homer l.. Wright, one of the State
Commissioners to attend the National
Farmers Convention in Indianapolis.
Mr.. Wright is one of the formost
farmers in the Hooking Valley, and
his selection is a compliment to his
widely known reputation for enter
prise and intelligence in the line of
Agriculture.
Don't you want Pool or Bill
ard Table? Bott Bros, Columbus,
Ohio, will sell them ON easy pay
nents, also Bar fixtures, Billiard
ect-tf.
Miss. Dee Mathews will have her
Fall and Winter Opening on Satur-
lay,Oct. 3rd. Miss Mathews is know
en- as our first class Millinery and we
,an assure you that she has the finest
stock ever shown in this city. Call
nd see her, opposite Hawk Thurnes
nd Vert.
The Rathbone Sisters of Logan
'emple celebrateded their 3rd an.
iversary on grand scale last We'd
esday evening by giving their an.
ual banquet at the home OF Mr.. and
frs. Henry SchIagetter, GIenview
Ieights. Prof. R. E. Rayman and
}. w. H. Wright addressed the COM
any, and Mrs. G. r. Montgomery
sad an original paper -ntitled "The
Influences of the Lodge Room
Prof. John Brenan, the brilliant
eporter of the Base Ball and whist
and the accomplished
orrespondent of the Columbus Press
'ost, went to Columbus last week and
ngaged Thad Allen to ply his jour
alistic pencil during his absence.
had run in a "cold deck" on him,
, we minister's wou Id say, reporting
democratic meeting addresses by
'cal speakers as ga meeting of the
Iatson Club, speakers from New
[exico. John is now at home and
IS his pencil in his own hand. He
rites a card-See advertisement eles-
here.
The elegant residence of Mr.. and
RS. Charles Wright was the scene ,
beautiful and quiet home wedd-
g at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening,
ept. Goth. The occasion being the
arriage of their daughter, Miss. Ber-
a and MIR. George R. Bishop, one
Logan's rising young business
en-. The ceremony was performed
the Grandfather of the bride, Rev.
F. Williams, only the immediate
latives being present. t
ne bride wore an elegant gown of
hite silk and carried lovely bou- f
let of bridal roses. After lthe cere- q
ony was performed, a bountlful b
llation was served. The presents I
ere numerous and elegant. Mr.. il
ID Mrs. Bishop will be at home to C
cir friends after the 9Th of October a
the Bishop block, where they have a
ted up suit of rooms. s.
Strengthened for Service" is :,
e subject for Sunday morning at {
e M. E. Church. The pastor, John l,
Rudisill has been returned to l