The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-08-27
LOCAL NEWS.

tHC CITY.
Steve Hudsons peanuts are the
best. Try them.
-S5 to Mackinac Island and re-
turn September IS.
The Teachers Institute is in
progress this week.
Mr.. Rude Schwartz of Colum-
bus spent Sunday in Logan.
Ed Savey of Akron is in the
city the guest of his parents.
-Osla Spurrier of Columbus visit
ed Logan, the frst of the week.
-Msss. Rose Tutill of Lancaster,
is the guest of Mrs. Ed Donavin.
Mr.. Ed Work and family of
Dayton are visiting Mrs. A. E. Work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Bowen and
son Willie are the guests, of relatives.
Rev. Father Powers is spending
this week with relatives in Wooster
Mass.
Invitations have been issued by
MISS. Lucy Walker. for party Fri
day Evening.
Miss. Nettie Scott, of Nelsonville
is the pleasantly entertained guest of
Miss. Annie Eberst.
S. to Mackinac Island and return
September 18th. Good for return
Is days from date of sale.
Miss. Belle and Tillie Snyder
left Sunday for "Kenwood" N. Y.
to resume their school duties.
Miss. Bertha McClintock and sister
Minnie of Lancaster are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Mckay.
DIR Raney and family accompanied
by the Misses Kline of Toledo and
Bertha Smith of Milfield, spent Friday
at Cantwell Rocks.
Mrs. Willis Lehman and chill
dren, Ruth and Harry, tomerly of
Logan, but now of Toledo, are visit
ing friends and relatives at this place.
The Buckeye Clothing and Shoe
House will be with you on the 29th
of August. Remember the place and
the name; two doors west of the
Rempel House.
IS. S. Brainard's Sons Co. has
Just issued red hot Democratic cam
paign song book, especially arranged
for campaign clubs, 1t is sold for
10 cents or 81 per dozen.
"A company of about fifty Logan
ders left this morning for st. Joseph's
Picnic. The excursion is made over
land, and the company will go in pro-
cession, the ladies with lunch in the
lead.
The SENTINEL campaign list is
every day increasing. Our business
men can make note of this fact.
The new subscribers, within the last
four weeks, number over four hun
drcd.
Miss. George Hopley, the tai
ented editor of the Columbus School
Journal, and occasional contributor
to the Sentinel, is writing series of
letters from Lake Side, her latest be-
ing fresh and interesting discovery
of the foot prints of the Glacial Era
on the rocks Of Lake Erie.
Watch for the opening of the
Logan new store, The Buckeye Cloth
ing and Shoe House, August 29th.
Everything will be new and up to
date. See the late New York styles
in Mems Furnishings and Clothing.
-"Billie" Fink. our brilliant, dash
ing young candidate forCongerss will
be in McArther on next Saturday on
lnvation to address the Mass County
Convention held there that day. If
it can be arranged, his appointments
and engagements not interfering, he
will be in Logan Saturday Night and
address the Bryan Club Notice will
be given latter.
The Frash Bros have taken the
lead, as business men, in the utlliz-
ing the water works. They have
placed a water moter in their store
room, by which they operate a sys-
tenn of fans placed along the ceiling,
and by an ingenious gearing are
made to revolve fast or slow, here
and there, as may be desired. The
fans keep the air in constant motion,
make the room cool and drive out
the flies. Our country people when
they come to town and want lunch
will find this most desirable place
cool and clean, and with accommod-
ating attendants, the old farmer
and his wife. The young man and
his best girl, companies of men of
business or statesman in conference,
can here find quiet orderly tables,
and pleasant attention. The grocery
stock is always up to date, fresh
bread and cakes and pies always on
hand. Call in and see what a delight