The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-07-29
LOCAL NEWS.

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Co. sold to Homer Bay of Starr, las
week fine Schubert piano,
Mrs. Harry DeLoss and sister
Matte Funk of Lancaster, are tn,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Kintz
Mr.. John w. lies, the popula
hotel keeper of South Bloomingville
was visitor in our city last Mon
day.
Mrs. Clara Weiland and chill
dren are visitors in Logan this week
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Wei
land.
Mrs. McClintock, after pleas
ant visit with her son, w. H. Nc
Clintock of Defiance, o. has returned
home.
There is golden opportunity
for You at Stiers & Co., this week.
Their special prices On Shoes will as.
tonish you.
Mics HELEN Pursell accompanied
by her brother Lew, went to Hun
ington, W. Va, today to spend a
month with friends.
Mrs, Mack Columber died on
last Friday at her home in the Dol
llson building ip Logan. Her funeral
was on Saturday, Rev. Williams
conducting the religious exercises.
Excursion rates to the Lancaster
Camp Grounds, commencing July 20
and until Aug. 18th. 9Oc. Round trip
from Logan. Train leaving Logan at
l.20 p. m. will not stop at Grounds.
Prof. Cookson of New Straits.
vile, the very successful superintend-
ent of those schools, was in Logan on
last Monday, and filed an application
for the SUPPLEMENTARY of the Logan
schools.
If you have not taken advantage
of the opportunity to buy Shirt
Waists at HALF PRICE you had bet
ter come quick as Stiers d Go, are
disposing of them fast at 30 cents on |
the dollar.
If you want pair of Tan Shoes
tor your boys-Stlers & Co., are off
ering special inducements this week.
1T is not often you have such chance
to buy good shoes at the prices they
are going at.
Mr.. Abel Carpenter has our
thanks for basket of tomatoes, the
finest we have seen this season. Mr..
Carpenter is one Of the foremost
gardeners of our county, and his veg,
etables always command the highest
market prices.
Masters Harry Wright, Hubert ]
Lappen, Claude Listern, Roy Rainey, I
Joe Stiers and the Misses Clara Ham, !
bin, Bess Eisele, Minnie Hartley, !;
Ada Schwenks and Fancheon Lari-
mer enjoyed pleasant outing at r
Cantwell Cliffs and Rockbridge last y
Friday: :,
Mr.. Pat Murtha, superinte ndent c
of the telegraphie line service, who r
has been in i'll health for month or f,
more, left on last Saturday for a week
or more vacation on the lakes. The o.
good wishes of his many friends are
with him for return Of health, and !,
q pleasant recreation.
-John..E. Rauch is continuously :,
in the shoe trade. He is next to h.
Rochesters, the longest time in con- o,
tinuous business of any man in Logan. IN
He occasionally farms, claims he has .,
he best wheat crop, ''for the size" of .,
any man in the county. But be also u
,laims to have the best stock of %
Boots and Shoes in the Valley. See 6.
lis advertisement. :.
Judge Maurice Donahoe and be
Brother Charley, and the Johnston bs
Bros, of Perry county Bank, from 6f
lear St. Aloysius, accompanied by M
heir families, made a pilgrimage to of
Logan last Sunday, and went to re
hurch. 1t is not determined vet
which memorial window these pious
hurch going pilgrims will donate to
It. Johns.
The Deshler Natural Gas Co., of InI
has leased considerable oil
'ody of land about Enterprise, and Al
n MonGay began drilling well on rie
be William lies farm. The leases 8,
the payment Of 500 a year chi
Or every gas we'll, a royalty of one WY
lghth of the oil, and a payment ne1
early of fifty cents an acre, for the ils'
ontiuance of the lease. rel
Prof. Mcveigh of Somerset, and ne
ne of the most accomplished teachers I've
nd successful educators of the county we
as visitor in Logan on last Mon e'e
Nv. Mr.. McVeigh is one of the