The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-10-15
LOCAL NEWS.


sl0.eO Round Trip Oct. 2Ote t
Shelby vile and Charleston III.
Dan Schaal Of Smock was
businiss visitor in our city Tuesday
Geo. Rouse OF the Rock Hous'
was a visitor in our city on last lues
day.
Col. Y. F. Remple and WIFE
Mrs. VIM. Mccarthy and daughter
Ida spent last Sunday afternoon a
Enterprise.
Pat Fahy, Post Master at New
Ssraisville was in tie city Monday OIL
business.
Col. Sands WAS in Athens Sun
day the guest Of His grandson Bodie
Rochester.
-Joho Norton of Sand Run spen!
Saturday and Sunday at his old
home in this city.
Grand opening at Rempefs Up
ora Uouse. sOld Farmer Hopkins,
November 7th. General prices,
Col. Paddock, the popular and
Assistant superintendent OF the boy
Industrial School, was visitor In our
city on Tuesday Evening, the guest
of Mr.. John F.White.
Sheriff Ryan. clerk Lappen,
Street commissioner Nixon, and
Newton Slater accomanied by their
wives spent last Sunday with the
Chestnut Excursionist near Rock
Bridg Sunday.
Judge Johnston has appointed
on the Board of county Examiners,
to fill the vacancy, oceasioned by the
deaths of Mr.. Frank Blasius, and
Judge Robert Wright, Mr.. Thomas
]. Brown, a Rep ublican, and Mr..
Rudolf Brown, Democrat, both ex-
cellent men for the place.
"a Live church" is the subject
for Sunday Morning at the M. Z.
Cbuch. John E. Rudisill pastor.
This is the first of four sermons, on
the Ideal Church. In the evening the
subject is Moses-Rejecting a crown"
one of the seires on Eminent young
men of the Bible. All are invited to
these services.
We carry the best Overalls and
Jackets, for the price, on the market
Also. fine Jeans and working pants,
we guarantee every pair to wear we'll
or refund your money. BROWN BROS
New Goods at the Novelty Store.
Loston last Sunday evening between
Logan and Falls Mil, blue Over
coat, we'll made having pair of gloves
in on, pocket. Finder will please
leave atthis Office.
Agents Of Ohio Central Lines
will sell tickets October 13 and 18th
at One Fare for round trip to the
Grand Commandery Knights Tenn
plar, Dayton, Ohio, gond until octo-
ber 18th. The Ohio Central Lines
are running solid trains from Detroit
an / Toledo to Day ton and Cincinnati
without change.
Mrs. John A.Smith was the host
ess of a delightful reception Thursday
evening, the 9Th. The parlors Of the
ccsy home were beautifully decorated
with ferns. Roses and smilax were
the decorations of the dining room in
which about eighty guests were
served with dainty refreshments by
the Misses Jessie McManigal, Mary
MoCray and Sophie Smith.
Did you see those fancy Percale
Shirts at Brown Bros? If not it will
pay you to stop and see them. al
the latest patterns at a way down
prices.
The Young Ladies Sewing Cif-
Gle invaded, the school of the Patton
Vile District, over which Miss. Bird
White is the presiding genius and
entertained the pupils, with pretty
little declamations and flights of
oratory.
Miss. Blanch Ambrose enter
tsined the Sewing Circle Friday eve
ming with an Oyster supper.
Mrs. Barshaba Work, is the
guest of her son George in Colum-
bus.
If you want stylish Hat, fancy
pcrcale or dress shirt, a beautiful
neck tie, or fine pair of gloves, at
The right price, 60 to Brown Bros,
the lowest priced Tailors, Hatters
and Furnlshers.
On Saturday Oct. 18th the c. H.
v. s T. Ry. will sell Excursion tickets
to Athens, at Half Fair account Sher-
man meeting.
If you want anything in the Un-
derwear limo we can suit you. Our
inc consist from Medium to the
Finest. Also, a complete line of
Cotton and Wool Hosiery, at the very
owest prices. BROWN Bros.