The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-12-09
LOCAL NEWS

Hear Samantha Allen at the
Mock Convention.
Miss Lille Nixon visited friend.
IN Maxville, last Friday.
Rev. FIR. Mattingly, of Athens
was welcome Logan visitor Mon.
day.
Mrs. Ed. Scanlap i. visiting rel.
atlves and friends in Lancaster this
week.
Mr.. Frank Powell, of Canal Win
chester, was Logan visitor the first
Of the week.
1t your boy wants pair of Felt
Boots you can find them at Stockwell
& Binningers.
MIR. and Mrs. Bert Graham, of
Columbus, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Palmer.
Miss Bessie Schwartz left Tues
day for an extended visit with rela-
tivss in Columbus.
MIR. Alfred Brown, one of the
popular young men OF Athens, was
visitor in Logan on Monday.
Mics Lena Willige, after pleas
ant visit with her brother, Fred, in
Middleport, returned home Saturday. |
Grand clearance sale of Holiday |
goods at Rempel's Bazaar.
Susan B. Anthony, Nelly BLY,,
Or. Mary Walker and Grover Cleve-
land will be at Mock Convention,
Friday night at M. E. Church.
Mrs. Mary Bard, who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. D. H. Willard
at Baird's Furnace, Is again in Lo.
gan.
-Miss Kate Recktenwald, after
pleasant visit with her brother, }. C.
Recktenwald, iE Columbus, has re.
turned.
Now is the time for merchants /.
to let the people know what they have ,
in the way OF holiday presents. Ad. :
vertise now. II
MIR. Nick Deobele, of the Co. c
lumbus police force, and wife, were
called to Logan Sunday on account il
of the death of his father, Henry Il
Doebele, Sr. Ii,
Mrs Joe Luker, after pleasant il
visit among Logan friends, returned ii
to her home in Kansas City, Mo-, il
last Tuesday '
F. s. Pursell and wife attended
the funeral of their niece, Miss Eth 81
el Patterson Wright, at Lancaater,
Sunday afternoon.
Whatever you do. do not fail to o.
attend the Mock Convention at the nj
M. E. Church, Friday night. Ad- re
mElttaece 20 cents, children lOc. &C
Rev. NV. Good, pastor of the at
A. Z. Church, will have for his morn d.
ing subject: "The vicariousness of
Human Life" evening: "The Life
Beyond"
The Confederate Spy owing to
meetings and Parli :.
nentary Law School, arrangement has ~ ~
been made with Manager Gage, that oe a
he entertainment will commence at oo
o'clock sharp, standard time. IL
-Stockwell 6 Binninger carry n
ull line of Ladies', Gents and BOYS fa
Felt Boots. l.,
Logan is up in &c" in every rie
hing, and particularly SO in flowers wi
We refer to Mrs. Isaiah Voris' fine re-
lisplay of carnations which excel w
ny produced in the Valley. tn
Mr.. Cart Bright left on last o''
donday for North Baltimore, Wood In
>oanty, where be contemplates chang. up
ng out his shingle." He is one of tns
.ogan's most esteemed young men, a 60
oung lawyer of ability, and we be- Ian
peak for him the confidence and sup ou
ort of the community in which he or
lay locate. m
PLAIN and Fancy ware, Toys and w. 1
'ovelties at very lowest figures at
.empel's Bazaar. -
The Lancaster Gazette announced un
rat Fir. Powers was in the city last Th
eek and bougbta kerse, a single hoe
'oted racker. George Schoor rode w.
le horse from Lancaster to Logan as 6
I'd this is evidence that the horse is the
ur footed. Our ex-marshal never the
des horse of less than four legs, yea
cker or walker. exc
Mr.. Ruben Dresback, the pop ne
ar merchant at Pursell, was busi- rca
'ss visitor in Logan on last Monday. MOI
+ Dresback is friend of the noo
sNrINEL, securing for US nearly oe
lndred subscribers during the cam Gnu