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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-30
SZYBKA KARYERA.

SZYBKA KARYERA. -
Pan Makowski alias Machow-
SKI, kt6ry jeszcze diva
miesiace temu byt podagen-
tem znanego kolonizatora
pana E. Hobego W St. Paul,
Mimi, - machnawszy sic
do St. Louis, No. tam Cd
razB zostal adwokatem, lubo
dosad nigdzie prawa sic ME
nczy}.
WROZBY Wlarusa zwyxle
SIC sprawdzaja, ale jednak
rzasem ,gdy Pan Bog ME do
ppsei, Wsa'us naprzod
pyzyszlosci ME odgadnie. | tax
pszepowiedzielismy, pare ty-
godni temu, winohskiemu
Hektorowi (Leonowi Helper
nowi), De powr6z zyciu jego
koniec po}ozy on sic
nam, jakby ma psote, zastrze-
H.. Ale kt6z bv sic by]
lei spoda'a}, te zydowi, jake
~potomkowi narodu, kt6rY
zsswyczaj leka sic prochu
niby diabei swieconej woody,
ocieran;e sic 0 wiaohskich
r5arus6w tax predko ducha
1ahartuje.
~GOSPODARZEM pre-
owadzonego 2 Jersey City.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-30
z Prus P0lskich
W WABRzEZNIE uc1echa

W WABRZEzNlE uc1echa,
DO powiat postanowi} pobudowac
koleike zelazna cd dworca pod
Wa}yczem do miasta. Kiedy
wielka kolej mazurska budowano,
chclano dworzec przystaw1c tuz
prey mlescie, ale wtedY zydzi
wabrzescy niebo i ziemie poruszYll,
ably tego ME bylo. Obawlall sic.
Re dworzec bIiski ruch handel cd
miasta I'M odprowadzl. Rosa dnych
perswazyl s1uchad ME chcieli.
>Wtedy SIP. Zygmuut Dziafowski
postara} sig o dworzec prey swoim
Walvczu i madrzej zrobl4, niz
wszystk,e wabrzeskie zydkl razem.
w RADZYNIE osledli{ sic
jake lekasz Kodak nasz p. IgnacY
Klein, wnuk zmartego sp. kozyn-
skiego, dy1ektora g,mnazyalnego W
Chefmnle.
SKARSZEWY. Dawniejszy
uczen W Colleglum Marlanum "
Pelplinie SIP. Jan Paczek umar1
niedawno na suchoty wWorishofen
ma obczYznie. Wychodzac z
Pelplina wstaplf byl do
gimnazyum " Elberfeldz1e.
GDANSK.- Pred i<ba karna
toczy}a sic sprawa kilku wloscian
z Kartuzkiego, kt6rzy zaproszeni
ma wesele do Chmielna " llstop.
zr. zakohczvli je kA6tnla j b6jka.
Sad skaza} jako w1nnych
Wiktora Stankowsklego mr. II roku,
Wiadys}awa Markowsklego NAG
wiezlenia. Kllku innych "
tel sprawie uwolniono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-30

GZY JUL KIEDY c,erplel1sc;e ma
Oprawdzlwa nerwowokc? Gdy
wszfstk1e nerwY z~osta{y rozdraz-
None. poczatkowo W jednenl miej-
scu, pozn1ej W innem, W rezulta-
Gle jakbY wszystkie zjednoczy4y
sic W m6zgu, gdy zostal'scie
rozJatrzen1. zrzednl, ponurzy,. gdy
nareszcie nastapl}o es}abienie ner-
WOW gfownyoh, W uszach,
bezsennoSG przYkre noce?
Dr.. Miles Pani Eeugens
Nervfne Searles, 10 ST.
Prey Wraca monitor St., Eli .
ZdrOWie... hart, lnd:, r,-
wiada: "Nerwowe choroby o mu}o
co ME spowodowa{y 'pomieszania
zmys46w, lekarze ME mogll pom6dz
Stracllam panied 1 kazda
crobnostka niepokoi}a mig prawle
do rozpaczy. Sadzi4am re W
rzeczv uistosci zwariuje. Pizedsta-
wiafy MI sic rome nleszczescia,
p}aka}am bez przyczYny. 1aczeiam
utywac Dr.. Miles Restorative
Nervine l cztery flaszkl m,e wy
ieczyty. Jestem obecnie zupefnie
zdrowa.
DR.. Miles Nervine sprzedsje
z gwarancya, pierwsza flaszka
pomoze lub pien,adze s'e zwracaja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-30

DO New Yorku polskiego
domu emigracyjnego = zostai,
"a staraniem buffaloskiego.
buszls, os}awiony slisz,
rodzony syn redaktora PolQEa
70 Aneryce niedawno wypusz-
czony z wiezienia %poprawcze-
go. = Reczymy, re gdyby
dobrodzieie buftaloscy byli
pred 3 tygodniami powo}all
ma rzeczoaa posade wiele
wiecej zasluzoneeo kolege
m}odego Slisza, Leona He'll.
perna, O co Leon istotnie
sic stara}, ME by}by tenze
sobie W }eb palnaf, a byl-
by wys}awial ich patryotyzm
pod niebiosy.
GDY x. SUkEK pare
miesiecy temu ustanowiony
zostal jake proboszcz W
Dakotejskim Pucku, Whaubay,
S. Dakota, ostrzeg} pred
MIN Waarus tamtejszych
Kaszub6w. Niektorzy W Pucku
ma to sarkali, ale wnet sic
pokaza}o, re Wiarus pisa{
prawde. Lewita Su}ek juz
sromotnie uciek} z Pucka,
nabawiwszy sic podobnego
procesu, = jaki moralnie i
materyalnie zgubi} X. Jachi-
mowicza W Mt. Carmel, Pa,
i Z tego powodu suspendo-
wanv. Process wytoczy}a mu
m}oda gospodyni lego, Agata
Osowska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-30
AMERYKA

R~EPUBLIKANIE prawdo :
podobnie ujednala sic nieza
d}ugo IA kandydature gfcsne-
go politykiera Mckinley ma
presydenta Stanow Zjedn,
re stronY dem. pojawils
sic kandydatura pana Russell .
Massachusetts, ktory jest
popularnym nawet pomiedzY
republikanami.
STRASZENIE ludu polskle-
60 zakazem wpussczania
biednYch przybysz6w polsklch
z Europy do tego kraju - to
tylko bluhy tryk republikahski.
Wszakze to oni eami odncsne
wnioski W Kongresle sta iii,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-30

WIEDEN. Umarl W
dniu 81 Kwietnia ma paraliz
baron Moritz Hirsch. slawny
dobroczyhca zydow - ten
sam CO to ma wlasny koszt
p~rzewozil zydow polskich do
z~ydowskiej kolonii rolniczei W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-30
q ~Poznahskiego.
UMARL sp. X. Piaseokl
pleban " LutYni.

EGZAMIN ma lekarzy slokyli
ma uniwersytecle W Gryff' pan
Maryan KozleIski z Wagr6wcu i
p. J6zef Smolibockl. syn nauczY-
ciela glmnazyalnego W sremle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-30

W GIEssEN. we w,lelklem
Ksisztwle heskiem. zlczyll egg.
ma lekarzy praktycznych PIP.
Maryan Kozielskl z Wagr6wca i
J6zef Smolibocki re Sremu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-30
DrObne Echa.

OBIE POLSKIE KASY
DoSmiertne w Chicago,
Zwiazku i Zjednoczenia, beda
urzedowo zamkniete - OTTO
na1nowsza wiesc hiobowa z
Chicago. - Pieje kogut
kpkuryku!-W iele W grupach
sarachu krzyku!... A
Warus sic Z tego smieje -
co wywr6zy}, to sic dzieje.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-30

Argentynii. Zmarly v tesla
mencie zapisal braciom swoim
.jeden million. Wdowie po.
.zmarlym, podlug intercyzy
slubnej po}owa majatku;
ale zgodzila sic ma zmniei
szenie tel sumydo 4 milion6w.
Reszta majatku bedzie cbr6
coma calkowicie ma fundacye
.dobroczynne ola zyd6w.
HAVANA, ma Kubie. -
Pod}ug ~ostatnich wiadomosci
z wnetrza wyspy przebil sic
general Maceo ma czele swei
armii przez LIMA wolska hisz.
pahskiego. utworzon4 W
W prowincyi Pinar del Rio.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-30

James A. rawney. ". ]. Smith, b.. E. rawney
TaWney, Smith & Tswney.
Polecaja sic Szanowne] Publlczno6cl
polsklej " Wlnonie, kt6re1 jus
nieraz sfukYG " r6znych sadach \
sprawach prawniczych.
BIURO Sc W. 3 Str.
Morgans Block
Rooms -, 23 & ~.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-30

m'lwauckiego
Rauyera Pozskieqo nalega ma
Kongres Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych, ably ME podwyzszy}
3istonoszom pensy'. A jednak
polscy listowi wszedzie jego
gazety popieraja, a nawet So
5ego agentaml.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-30

WIEL. X. FRYDRY-
CHOWICZ dawnie)szy pro-
boszcz w North Creeku, w
ayecezyi La Croskiei przeby.
va obecnie u wielebnego ks.
proboszcza Szukalskiego W
Milwaukee.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-01-02

are presented in THE Brownies. "
There are twelve elaborate scenes,
and the transformation, "a Night in
Brownielaud", is gorgeous in the ex-
treme. In the great play the famous
Brownies are shown, just as Palmer
Cox draws them in 1.-The Ladies'
Home Journal and ''St. Nicholas" "
The famous Browne Man" himself
is present 10 superintened every per-
tormance. There are beautiful young
women, The Four Richards wonder
full acrobats. etc. The marvellous
aerial ballet, that is danced in md
air, is one of the many surprising
features. This is the great production
that ran for $50 nights at the 18th,
Street Theater, in New York to pack
ed houses. Nearly all the promin-
ent magazines and illustrated papers
have published long articles about
it. Over one hundred people are in
.tha cast. No one should miss seeing
"The Brownies" for it is the great
est spectacle of the age. For tick
cts address Miller Bros. Mgrs. Grand
Opera House, Columbus, @.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-01-02
THE PAN.HELENIC BAN
QUIET.

The Pan-Helenic Club held its in
augeral symposium Friday evening al
the home of Marshal Harrington.
The program of toasts was as follows;
Toastmaster-Hon. S. H. Bright,
Delta Tau Delta.
.'The Fraternity Ideal" Hon. V.
C, Lowery, Phi Delta Theta.
"The Silvery Greys," Col W S
Friesner. Alphe Digamma.
"The Goat" H r Harrington, Phi
Gamma Delta.
"The Mother of Fraternities, Rev
D r Moore, D. d., Alpha Delta Phi.
1.-The Pan-Helen,c," H L Wright,
Zeta Psi.
THE Fraternity Girl HI Wood
worth, Beta Theta Pi.
The officers and members are as
follows: President, S II Bright,
Delta Tau Delta; vice president, H
j Woodworth, Beta Theta Pi; secre-
tary. NJ Harrington, Phi Gamma Del
ia. Members: Nelson Armstrong, V
G Lowery, Fred Bright and G N
ArmstronU Phi Delta Theta. + {,
Rochester, Sigma Chi; DR. l c
Wright, Beta Theta Pi; W j Risley,
Delta Tau Delta; S c Bright and II
r Harrington, Phi Gamma Delta;
John Henderson, Alpha Tau Omega;
Rev d r Moore, Alpha Delta Phi;W
S Friesner, Alpha Digamma; DR. J II
Dye, Delta Upsillon, II L Wright.
Zeta Psi.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-01-02

From what we heard on the
street the leap year dance was sue
cess.
Oil operators from St. Marys
are preparing to put down a test well
at Millrile.
-Thad Allen says tle Logan dali
ly journal will make its appearance
in few days.
Mrs Kate Woods, of Columbus,
came down to spend New Years with
her father, Capt VIM Nj Bowen, of
n. High st.
Mis- Jennie Ryan, of Athens. is
visiting her sister, Mrs John F
White, on n Walnut st.
MIR. Arthur Bowers, Of Mont
pelier, VT, IS the gnest OF Mr. Ferdle
Rempel and wife.
The interchangeable mileage
ticket issued by the Oaio Central
lines covsis all the important railway
systems in the territory of the Central
traffic association and is now the lead
er. Every traveller should have one.
1t is an ever ready ticket for Column
bus, Toledo, Cincinnati, Charleston,
w. Va, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Buf-
falo, Chicago, st. Louis, Louisville,
etc. 1t costs but 800 and can be used
any time within one year. 1t reduc-
es your travelling expenses just 33a
rer cent and is a money saver.
There are very few persons, especially
business men who do not travel in a
years time, at least 1000 miles.
Get one without DELAY. There ars
others in the market but the Ohio
Central lines ticket is the fivorite.
See agents of Ohio Central lines. or
address Moulton Houk, GP. A. To-
ledo, .,
The Shnbert Concert Co. gave
very pleasant entertainment at the
Opera House on last Thursday even
ing, under the au'pices of the High
School Library Association. The
evening was inclement, but the audi
ence was unexpectedly numerous, and
exceptionally appreciative. The la
dies gnartette is especially fine. the
singing of the Old Oaken Bucket
can not he e1celled.
he elecutionist was fairly good
as also was the little boy for a boy
Of his age. The young lady who
tried to sing Ceming Through
the Rye seemed either trying to show
off her capability to sound variety
of notes, or to make it appear she
was lost in the rye, and was holloring
for help to get out. At any rate she
didn't sing Coming Through the
Rye. The foreign count who played
on the reed instrument seemed to be
at rehersal, and didn't play any mu-
sic, only tuned in occasionally. The
ins.i umental music by the ladies
was very fine, and was the most aP-
prciated part of the program. We
bespeak the quartette cordial vel
come from our brethern of the press
in whose domain the ladies may at
tune their harmony, and ask criti-
cal ear for the singing of the Old
Oaken i;ucket. To hear it, is of it.
self, an evening entertainment.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-01-02

10 SOlulnDuS.
s Mrs. David Whalen and sen are
visiting IN Murry City.
5 --=Mr. Tom Bennet and family
spent last week at Star.
3 Dan Engle of the Infirmary was
seen;in Logan, Monday.
Mrs. II. L. Wright has been
sickfor the rast few days.
Judge Weitzel is in Memphis,
Tenn, visiting his brother.
w. ]. Ryan made busiuss
trip to. Athens on Friday last
Mrs. L. J. Little entertained the
Saturday Club on last Saturday.
j. c. Campbell, of Rock House,
was seen in Logon, Thursday.
Masters Ed and Fred Campbell
sre visiting relatives in Macarthur.
Lulu Hooper, who has been visit
ing relatives for the past week re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newt Slater and
son Willie, spent few DAYS in Ore
vile this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. Neal re-
turned home from Columbus last Sat
urday.
Master Harry and Carl James
returned home from two weeks Wis.,
1t with their Grandparents.
Rob. Kancde, who is in the Gig
ar business in Columbus, was down
last week visiting his family.
DR.. Thomas Sweepston of Mt
Pleasant was seen in our city, Non
day last.
john Williams, of Clearport,
Fairfield county, was in Logan last
Tuesday.
ALI unsatisfactory work done by
the Logan steam laundry will be re-
laundried free of charge.
Miss Marie Brook entertained a
few of her friends at supper on Fri
Mrs. D. ]. Crssap, Mrs. J. B.
Dollison and r. E. l.. Cresar spent
Christmas in Nolsvnville.
Mrs. Sam, Pickens, of McArth-
ur, was the charming guest Of Miss
Maggie Deishle last week.
Wary Gage, the we'll known
hackman, was visitor in the Capt.
tai city last week.
John McBroom was visiting the
family of Geo. B. Hughs. at Laur
elville. last week.
Gardener Burlington, who had
a severe attack of lung fever, is now
able to be around.
Every business man should have
it in his office; it is an invaluable
companion-"The Rand McNally
Railway Guide
The Geek Letter Fraternity
was established by Marshal Harrirg-
ton at his home corner Walnut and
Hunter ST., Friday evening.
will Moraritv, who has heen
working in Nelsonville, -pent Sun
day at homo with his mother on E
Second st.
Married, Mr.. l.. W. Powell Of
Nelsonville, and Miss Elida Davis of
Greendale, by Rev. G. w. Deaver
Dee. Oath.
-Mi.s Maud Krinn, who has been
in Columbus for sometime past. is
visiting her father, MIR. Geo. w.
Krinn.
Fireman H. NJ. Butler, of Pom.
eroy, movsd here the first of the
week. He occupies the Smith prop
erty, corner Spring and Hunter.
= Mrs. Dick Vent and daughter
Mable, of Greenfield, are visiting
Mrs. Vents parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John shempf, of West Main st.
For the description of all i'm
portant cities, time of all trains, pop
ulation of all railway stations, ETC.,
see the Rand-M McNally Railway
Guide.
Miss Eta, daughter of Judge
Friesner, spent Christmas with her
grandmother, Mrs. H. Z. Gallagher,
of Gallagher Ave.
William Davis, familiarity known
as "Kid'', and family came over from
Logan to spend few days among old
acquaintainces. s.-Laurelville Record.
Ira J. Angle and wife of Col
umbus, accompanied by Miss Ida
Jourgcnsmeier were visiting relatives
in Logan this week.
Miss Anna Hoyt, who has been
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-01-02

! MI IL AAdh9S, VI $oiuuouo, IL
in the city.
Mrs. -Eversol-and her charming
daughter, of Huntington, w. Va ,
are the guests of Col. and Mrs. Pur-
= sell.
Mrs. Anna E. Ra;ney has filed
another petition in Common Pleas
Court, praying for divorce from
her husband. Thomas f. Rainev.
The plaintiff alleges gross neglect of
duty, failure to provide and de>ertlon
II. c. Dripkle is the attorney for
Mrs. Rainey. Lancaster Republican.
The Mccarthy Farm was sold
at Sherlff's sale on last Saturday, to
Messrs Henry Trimmer and Henry
Hansel, consideration S3734 ,66, be-
ing two-thirds Of the appraisement.
The Sheriff sold also on the same
day, the Haynes farm on Salt Greek,
JAG acres for 100000
Mrs. Robert Eanatta, after a
long illness, died at her home in To-
gan on New Years morning. Her
funeral will be held this afternoon
at 1,30 p. M. An obituary will be
published next week The family
have the sympathy of the entire COM
munity.
Mr.. Chas. Shugert. of the L. W.
Wa,hburn circus has accepted the
management of the Chestnut st. thea
tire at Lancaster. He says lie can
take Logan people to Lancaster rail-
road fare and admission to opera
included cheaper than We ran see at
fractions in our own city.
Mr. Frank McGee of the Democrat
Enquirer of Macarthur is visiting Dr.
I.C.Wright OF S.Mulbberiy street.
Any person bringing me copy
Of my add from last weeks Sentinel
can get one shirt laundried free of
charge
j G. Arnold.
Joe Shcrr of Flagdale, was in
the city today.
Watch next week f, r ADVERT c
ment of The Artist: a weekly aEuse-
ment paper published in New York
City
The "Do You Know" column
can be found on the end page of this !,
issue.
The Big Four Whist club held
a watch meeting Tuesday evening at
the home of Sarah Engle on north
Walnut st. "
The Bob o-huk's presented their
Fr Powers, with a band
some Rocking Chair on New Years.
The presention speech was in Bird
language, a song.
The many friends of Charley
Kinlie, in Logan, will be glad to
learn that he has been promoted to
Sergeant ON the Columbus Police
force.
keep Your eye on the Union
Bank Windows, for the bills of the
great Brownie show at the Grand
Opera House, Columbus Jan. 6. 7. &
5th,
The uncalled for letters remain
nS IN the Logan Fest O11ce are ad-
dressed to w { Bryan, Yves Coax
ey, W E Dusk, Mary L Holiday,
Geo Miller (2), Henry Miller, L u
Palmor, Z Y Dougherty and Mrs E
I Morris.
Mr. Peter Sells and wife, of Co
lumbus, spent Sunday in this city
with Mrs Sells parents Mr. and Mrs.
John Luker on North Mulberry st.
N &C. B. jefferson, Klaw and
F8 Erlangers mammoth nroduc-
Aviation of ''Palmcr Cox's
w Brownies he Greatest
Nm spectacle in the world, will be
A at the Grand Opera House, in
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-01-02

AoAo<h. VI AiScooiot We
in the city Monday. d. - - :
john Brady spent few day
in Columbus last week.
Ben Kittsmiller, Of Colu mbu.
was in the city last week.
! Mr.. Beany kessler is visitin.
, in Somerset and Bremen.
! Mrs, Chas. Brehm, of Columbus
visited in our city last week.
Miss Estell Strentz is entertain
ing Miss Ford of GAINESVILLE.
John Schwarz spent last Mon
day and Tuesday in Columbus.
Ed. Rectenwald has returned t.
his home at Charleston W. Va.
Quite a crowd attended the Daz
zler at Lancaster Tuesday evening.
Mrs. E. o. Petit is entertainin!
Mrs. Mary Deaver of McConnelsville
Sam Auker, of Oreville, va.
smiling on his friends here Tuesday
The Driven Away Dramatic Co
left Monday morning for McConnels
vile.
Sheriff Ryan has been very bus
y on account of the coming term OF
court.
Master John Ward of New Lex
ington spent the Holidays in this
City
Mr. Charles Spencer of Adelphia
was seen on the streets of Logan Sat
urday.
Mr.. Kost, of Columbus, was
smiling on his lady friends in Logan,
Tuesday.
Ode Allen, formerly clerk at the
Depot House, was seen on our streets
Sunday.
Mr.. Colt, of Columbus. spent 4
few days in our city, the guest Of Miss
Lucy Martin.
The Harmonica Club was enter
taiued by Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Bowl
by Christmas.
-Messrs Will Simpson and Teddy
Glenn, of jackson, O., spent part of
last week here.
Miss Georgia Livin .ston, IF
Jackson, O., was the guest of rela-
lives here last week.
WANTED; The man with num-
Der o84 to call st Jess Van Horns
and get the watch.
DR.. Hunt and family are visit
ing A. A. Juniper and wife on n.
Walnut st. this week.
j. c. Pursell, formerly of the
Hooking Valley, is now employe on
lhe c. & NJ. V. R'y.
Hon. c.. H. Beurhaus aud Scna-
tor White we're in New Straitssille
On legal business, Tuesday.
Grant Cleveland, who went to
10 work for the Nat. Gas
70. there, is again among us.
Mrs. Geo. Tenny. of fleetwood,
spent last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. f. Bowen of n. Market st.
Alex Rochester and Harry Har-
ring,on have established news
PAPER called the Story Tell"r.
Married by Rev. w. H. Wright
" ednesday, Dec. %, Mr.. Jonas
Meldrim and Miss Lodi Crawford.
Mr.. Lucian Baker has returned
to Columbus after a visit to his par
rents, Mr. and Mrs. 7. Z. Baker. of
E. Hunter st.
Mrs. Rev. w. II. Hickman, of
ia the guest of her father,
DIR. G. w. Dolliscn, of West Main
treet.
-Willsrd Webb of Logan has
accepted position in the r. r. yards
here. Nelsonville Register.
The Gilbert Opera Co. apreard
at S,uart,s Opera House at Nelson
vile. Why don't our manager Sc
cure them?
MIR. James Allen, one of the
prominent citizens of Hayenville,
was in our city on Tuesday, and she'd
the light of his pleasant countenance
in the SENTINEL office.
john Wellman. of Logan, spent
a few days last week in Outville with
his mother Mrs. Audregg.-Lancas-
Ter Dem.
Miss Sidney Stiers, of Logan is
visiting Miss Adah Huber at her
home near Pleasantville.-Lancaster
Eagle.
Mr. and Mrs A B Gillet enter
o;nad roaterdav Mr.p Mrs F. ~
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Lancaster.
Leonard Weaver was in Logan
Tuesday.
jim Hansen was seen on our
steets Monday.
The Central House sets the best
table in town.
! II. X. Walburn has returned
from Ironton.
Homer g Hansel was seen on
our streets Tue,day.
I C. E. Poston was in Nelsorville
few days last week.
Joseph H jackson, of Jobs, was
up he first of the week.
Edward Wade has returned from
a visit to his sister, at Ada.
Bertha Socia, of Nelsonville, Is
visiting Miss Maggie Lytle.
-Yerges the matchmaker, IS still
in business at the old stand.
Ed Ward, of New Lexington, is
visiting Chas Stedem this week.
C. 4. Newton, of New Straits
Vile, was in the city Saturday.
Charley McLain and wife are
visiting in Columbus this week.
Sam Brooks was down from the
Boys Industrial School Yesterday.
Rev J c Laughlin. of New
S'raitsville, was in the city yester-
day.
Mrs Lew MaGill entertained
tie Pythian Sisters at her home Fri
day evening.
john A Delp asks us to annouce
Il at he attended the dance at Nelson
vile Tuesday.
Mr. /. Yerges has been working
day and night doing engraving for
the Christmas trade.
Miss Lucille Martin attended the
grand New Year Ball at Columbus !,
Tuesday evening.
Mrs Mayme Rochester enter
t=ined with cards in honor of Miss
Hattie Ford of Zanssville.
Misses Maggie kit,smiller and
Gus,a Hamilton were visiting in
New Straitsville last week.
VIM Kelly leaves nextweek tor
Missouri here he has secured a
good post on.-.Journal Gaz.
Mr. snI Mrs Roman Brooker
visiting Mrs Brokers' sister
Mrs John B Keller, at Lancaster.
Capt. and Mrs w. H. HuIs, of
Eockbridg, were down to see their
81 II Gene, the musician, Monday.
The members of the sewing cir
Gle he'd watch meeting at the home
Of Miss Mayme Hcrn Tuesday eve.
Travellers! Slippers! The Rand
McNallv Railway Guide is the official
o gan:don't fail TO keep one on hand
Miss Anna Kliensmidt, who has
a position al the Athens ASYLUM, is
entertaining her sister, Tena, of this
city.
The Twice Five Club met at the
home of Marshel Harrington Monday
evening. Subject, the Venzeulisn
question.
Mr. Nicholas Eber.t and wife
who have been spending the holidays
with friends in Pittsburg, Pa, have
returned home.
SO well srent; and rebate of
SO in the form of a beautiful wall
map or the United States. Subscribe
for the Rand-McNally Railway
Guide,
We desire to heartily thank the
ladies of the Christian Endeavor
guild, and others, who so generously
contributed presents to the children
at the Childrens Home. The presents
were highly appreciated by the child
rem. d, A. Engle, Supt.
Mollie Safer, Matrcn.
N. j. Weiland has we'll select
ed stock of watches, clocks, silver
ware, gold and silver ornaments dia-
monds ETC.. suitable for Christmas
presents.
The officers of Mingo Lodge, No
Ill, F. & A. NJ, were installed on
Saturday evening by past master w
Fl McClintock. The officers are as
follows: Master, Frank Schlagetter,
S. W., A Magoon; J. W.. ChaS Key
nes; S. d. E., E Sands; J. S., Fred
Pierce; tyler. Chas Sticrs. !
The lodge has received copy of
the grand lodge report, and District
Lecturer, A 3 Mortal reports Mingo
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Columbus. Jan. 9th, 7th, and Sth,
with a Matinee, Wednesday, j an. .sth.
The production is on scnle of such
magnitude that it only can be re-
presented on the stages of the largest
theatres Throughout the country. The
engagement at the Grand Opera
House in Columbus, which is limited
to three nights and one matinee only,
will furnish to our people their only
opportunity 10 witness the most
wonderful spectacle that has ever yet
been produced. Such thrilling
climaxes as a storm and shipwreck
at sea, an ear thqnake and a volcano,
aud the instant destruction Of palace,
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~ &C. B. jefferson, Klaw and
F@ Erlangers mammoth nroduc-
of ''Palmcr Cox
Nv Brownies t h e Greatest
Nm spectacle in the world, will be
~ at the Grand Opera House, in