The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-12-16
LOCAL NEWS.
Holiday Opening at the
City Drug Store, Friday
Evening, Dec. ~. 81, with
Music.

GSculuS, NOC. LIZ %, Will
Music.
The Post Office is in Col Rem
pies building.
We publish the Presidents mes
sage in full in this issue.
Judge Bright was in Lancaster
On last TUESDAY on professional bus
ness.
Old Soldiers will find every
week an interesting war story in the
SENTINEL.
Elder Bro. Roberts of the State
Farm, was transient vislter in Log
gan Oh last Tuesday.
Watch for the Art Display at
Christmas Carnival at the Presbyter-
ian Church on Thursday.
When making your Christmas
purchases, don't forget to call on Steve
Hudson and buy. some peanuts.
Squire Martin of Marion was in
the city yesterday, arranging for the
forth coming Farmers Institute.
The subject of Father Powers
lecture for next Sunday afternoon is
"The need of Teaching Church,.
The NJ. E. church cleared $3.50
on the Parliamentary School held by
Mrs. Lillian Cole Bethel last week.
Columbus and return 81 Friday
Dec 18th. Special return train leav-
ing Columbus at l1.50p. m. after the
Theater.
Special Threaten train will leave
Columbus at ll.3o p. m. Friday Dec.
18th. The rate on all trains will be
81 round trip.
Columbus and return all trains,
Friday Dec. 18th for 81 Round trip
Special train leaving Columbus ll.30
p. M. after Theater.
"A double treat at the Christmas
Carnival on Thursday. The long tab
lie of Art Souveniers will be for sale
at the Presbyterian Church.
MIR Steve Hudson has moved his
roaster In Eisele and McLain's mar
BILE shop, where he is ready to serve
all, with fresh roasted peanuts.
If you are lover pictures you
will be satisfied at the Xmas Ca rni.
val. Art Collection from Gibson Tay-
lor, Small, and Alice Barber Stephen.
The proceedings of State Grange
now in session at Columbus, report
ed by our special correspondent.
came too late for publication this
week.
Mr.. Levi, one Of the enterprlng ,
business men of Cincinnati, was
visitor in our city last Sunday, guest
If his brother-in-law, Mr.. F. S.
Pursell.
The venerable mother of Presi-
lent Mckinley, died at her home in
Canton on last Sunday morning, at
he advanced age of IS years. Her
uneral was on Tuesday. i
Col. Remple bought the Collins l
'orner on last Saturday on his bid, c
he highest s7,SOO.0O. The only 4
bidder was the judgment '
reditor, who bid up to sum that
overed the claim.
Frank Weymiller of Nelson =
lille was pleasant caller last Sat- Z
rday. He is az jolly as ever, and
s good as new. He is always well j"
ONE when he comes to Logan.
Mr. Frank Rose and Miss Sidney !,
teirs were married by Rev. N. w.
,ood on last Thursday evening. The
oung couple have our congratulations.
10 cards, no cake. l..
Gov. Chapman passed through 81
'ogan Tuesday, stopping for NOM b
nj only to shake hands with friends. ..]
[e says in his happy way, to "How tt
re you HoraceP" "Good as new" b
md SO it is. Mr.. Chapman is o.,
trough great fight without dis ii
gurement. He is as good as new a,
nd stronger because he hss been
'sted and found to not have flaw. s.
Mr.. Paul Fox of Haydenville th
as bought the Upton store in Log
], and has removed here with his
mily. Mr. Fox Is . young man of
lsiness enterprise, ard public
,irited citizen who will make val d<
lble man in our town. He and his to
miIy are heartily welcomed to the sy
ciety of the good people of Logan tn
Mr.. Al Brngar dner, the enter
Using manager of the Junction City
ent works, was in our city yester-
y and bought two car loads of lum- on
r from j. J. Snider. He will be in r.