The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-11-04
LOCAL NEWS,

Barbara Bort and Mug Mont.
gomery at Opera Honse Dec. 9th.
Steve Hudson keeps the best
peanuts in town. Give him call.
Mr. David Powers of Sioux Falls S.
Da. is the guest OF his brother, Father
Powers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Green and
daughter Louie, were Columbus Wis
itors last Saturday
The Art Loan last year was
such pleasant affair, that it will be
repeated again this year.
Frank Rose and Frank Atop
take part in local entertainment at
Lancaster Thanksgiving,
You can always find just what
you want in rubber boots and shoes
at Stockwell and Bininger.
Manager Gage has at last set
the date for the coming G. A. R.
entertainment. Thursday, Dec. 9th.
Miss Edith Free OF Nelsonvilie
after pleasant visit with Miss Clara
Montgomery, returned home Tues
day,
Father Cush of New Lexington
and Father Mattingly of Athens
were Logan visitors, the first Of the
week.
MIR. A. j. Bennet of Murray
City visited Logan Saturday and
while in the City made this cffice a
pleasant call
Remember Thanksgiving is the
date of the Dinner and Fair given at
Athens for the benefit of St. Paul's
Catholic Church.
For SALE-A large cannon heat
ing stove for school or Office purpose
good as new, will sell cheap. In.
quire at this office.
Miss Julia Mauk of Glen View
Heights, has gone TO spend the win
ter with friends in Cambridge CITY
and indianapolis, Ind.
The Freshman class of the L.
HIS. was very pleasantly entertained
last Friday evening, at the home of
VIM. lies, near Enterprise.
Charley Bowlby and Parly
Phelps of Hooking have been drawn
as jurors for the forth coming term
of the United States Court, in Col
umbus.
The Aquinis Reading Circle re-
organized for the winter and held its
first meeting Wednesday evening
at the home of the President, Grace
Green.
Read Stockwell & Binningers add.
y The Cincinnati Enquirer is for
delivery and sale at Henderson,s
Drug store. The current magazines,
and popular publications can be OBJ
taiDed there, also.
Mrs. VIM. Powers and Children,
Grace and Tom, after a pleasant
visit with Father Powers returned
to their home In Mullen, Idaho,
last Monday morning.
"A musical instrument 100 mill
ion years old will be played nv the
Rock Band Concert or Till Family,
al the Presbyterian Church, Tuesday
evening, November 30tb.
Miss Emma Snider, having
completed her course liz bookkeeping,
at St. Marys of the Springs, returned
home Saturday and will at once take
charge of the books in her fathers
office.
Uncle John Nutter, one of the
Oldest of our early settlers, in his
eighty fourth year, but in good
health and spirits as the younges, of
our democrats, was q visitor in our
city yesterday.
MIR. Yoris has lust completed
three new green houses and ii now
ready to supply customers with all
kinds of flowers and especially car
nations. Every body should call
and see his flowers.
In the Spring of 1898 Christian
Westenhaver made the first settle
ment in Hooking County. The
Centennial celebration would be ap-
propriately conducted by unveil
ing on that day, soldiers monument.
Messrs Reber and Yerges have re.
moved from tue City Drug Store, to
rooms in the Wright building two
doors east of the SENTINEL. An ad.
vertisement inviting the patronage
of the SENTINEL readers, will appear
in an early issue.
Go and hear the Till Family of