The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-09-17

-Stratton's for Flour.

ouI DeSt SlooiSs oS AZ C'iattoh q
Half gallon Tin Buckets sc, at
STATIONS.
Read F. Blaius and Sons fail an
nouncement.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Stall
ter on last Sunday, boy.
Fresh Butter and Eggs always
in stock at Stratton's Cash Store.
Miss Clara Rauch of Lancaster
is the guest of her cousins of this city
Miss. Alma Keynes is visiting
Miss. kessler in Philadelphia this
week.
Miss. nellie Roach, of Athens,
was the guest of Miss Jessie Mansfield,
last week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Downey on Sunday Morning Sept.
18th, girl.
Mrs. Schrader and Mrs. N. Till
aud daughter are spending this week
in Lancaster.
Miss. Minnie Cooney of Colum-
bus, IS spending this week in Logan
visiting friends.
Master Charley Wright enter
taiued few of his friends on last
Saturday evening.
Miss Bird White has returned |
from Denver where she has been
spending the summer.
The nine year old child of Geo.
Fike died on last Friday from Scar
let Fever and dipthera.
Mrs. P. J. Murtha had as her
guests this week, Mrs. Henry Doyle
and chrildren of Columbus.
Miss. Mayme Brady left last
werk for Kentucky where she will en-
ter the convent of the Sisters of Char
ity:
The Misses Daisy Watkins, May
Palmer and Mabel Hoyt have re-
turned from visit with trieuds in
Athens.
Miss. Lulu and Master Fred
Bright; the Misses Belle and Ruth
Brooks have gone to Delaware to re-
sume their studies.
--Tourest Climb were guests of Mr.. ,
and Mrs. C. E Poston on last Mon
day, and spent pleasant day, and en- /;
joyed bountiful dinner.
The Public Scools, opening on
last Monday, have been closed for
the week on account of the prevalence T
of Scarlet Fever and Dipthera. f
-Messrs Harry Ketchan and Ad t.
Miller of the Great Southern Theatre,
Columbus, spent Wednesday of last +,
week with MISS. Jessie Mansfield.
-Stratton's caused the low prices
and they are the people you should a
patronize. They carry full line of k
Dry Goods, Shoes and Groceries. u
Married, by J. E. Huston, ]. p, G
at the Office of the Probate Court, Mr.. e
Charley A. Spencer to Miss. Emma
Gertrude Gingher, Tuesday, Sept. ID. G
-Gustavus Adolphus Baird, a "
Nomad Monad statesman, cultivating n
the gold bug industry, is stopping at u
the Remple, registering as from Sand q
Run. al
Under a new law persons whose 8
lands have been sold at tax sale, for r r
two years or more, should call on the .
Auditor at once and redeem. And '.
save further cost. -
MIR. and Mrs. Lafe Warner gave /,
! pleasant party on Friday evening 90
asst. The company included a hundred =, -
'r more of our society people, and n
pleasant evening was passed. IN
Mr.. Gordon Armstrong late W;
leputy Auditor and one of the brigh- an
est and most scholarly young men M,
{ orr city. lett Monday for Delaware In
o resulno his studies in college.
The Lqthern Congregations of m,
he St. Mathews Church, Logan; st. VIC
ohn's Laurel. and St. Peters, Ewing sid
ad harvest festival Yesterday in tho
temples Grove and had very en- Po
,yable time. m ha
Gus. Stienman appreciates the wa
Ict that men of all parties must have tfg
hoes and so he fills up his store and ge,
lvites, through new advertisement,
,e people of town and country to come W;
nd see. SEl
Read the advertisement of Hawk Prs
hurness and Vert. This is one of 50 %.
lie enterprising business houses of ant
,r city, and are every day, enlarging che
cir trade. Call and see the bargins mol
ey offer.
The Misses Kate Ucker and Mary
III entertained the Bob -O-Links with Col