The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-02-11
for Shoes.

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ware, was IN Logan on Monday.
VIM. Knipe will move to FaiI
field county the first of next month.
Steve Hudson has received
fresh supply of peanut. Give him
call.
Up 10 date goods at Strattons
81 so to GAINESVILLE, .. and re
turn Feb. / and 18th. via The c. II
V. & 7. R'y.
Miss Bessie Rose entertained
few friends with a tatfy pullln': We'd
nesday evening.
Hats cheap at Strattons.
Mr.. Alex. Juniper. after visi
to his daughter in Athens returned
home on last Tuesday.
Miss Sidney Stiers will give a
swell party in honor of Miss Ada
Hsler, of Lancaster, Friday night.
Next Sundays New York Jour
nal will give full account of the
Bradley Martin ball. Webb Kont-
ner, agent.
Miss Celia Elder, of Shawnee,
who has been visiting her sister Mrs.
Jesse Voris, of this city, has returned
to her home.
Dry Goods at STATIONS.
The Misses Bessie Miller and
Virgie Welty have issued cat home"
cards for Friday night at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. ID. A. Miller, on East
Hunter Street.
Strattons for Stogies, Tobaccos
and Cigaretts.
Mr.. A. Magoon left on last Sun
day night for Salamanca and other
cities in northern New York. on
business trip in the interests of the
Hayden clay works.
GAINESVILLE, O., and return Feb.
IL and 18th. good for return until
Feb. 18th.
Don't you want Pool or Bill
ard Table? Bott Bros, Columbus,
Ohio, will sell them on easy pay
nents, also Bar fixtures, Billiard
upplies, ect-tf.
-Strattons for up to date Dress
foods and Shoes, prices right.
Mr.. Maynard Pond, of Alabama,
laving got his ground ready for corn
'lanting, comes this week On visit
mong his old friends in Logan. He
in good health and spirits, and we
ope his visit will be pleasant one.
Mrs. Gertie Cook hal a very
arrow escape from death Monday.
he was lighting a fire when her
lothes caught fire. By the timely
ssistance of her mother and brother
lie fire was soon extinguished.
Mr.. Jas. Oliver has made some ,
scellent Improvements in his furni-
Ire store room in the Kessler build
g opposite the post Office, and when
le work is completed, will have the
business room In the city.
The Logan Mandolin Club will
ay at the Art Loan Saturday night.
he clnb Is composed of the fellow
s young musicians: Chas. Wood,
ew Pursell, John Henderson, man
'lins; Bert Stedom, Ben McMani-
Il, violins; "Cap" Friesner, bass.
~, b
The Art-Loan management are ;;
der obligations to Gap" Friesner's !;
chestra for excellent music at the
iposition on last Saturday evening.
lie orchestra is composed of fine :.
lsicians who are also accommodate. :,
: gentlemen. The Logan people
~ be justly proud of the orchestra. .,
'ev will furnish music again this o.
ening. :,
When Johnneigh Brian Borough
late exhaustive whist edi-
r Of the SENTINEL, aud the brill
It press agent of the opera house
ck House Scenery, entered the Or by
,sta circle in the Grand Rempel II
evening, accompanied by his Hat tn
eight complimentary tickets, the ur
lience rose in a body and gave be
ovation, believing he had Just be
II appointed Senator to succeed to
rman. The Irish have friends as tht
| as have the Cubans, and great
5 meets its own reward whatever
is.
1t was onr good fortune to at
the Opera House Entertainment '"'
evening, ard witness the Josie .'
Is presentation of East Lynn." ~
vas the best entertainment this
n has had fer the last ten years. ''9
company, one and all, are excl
in their Respective parts, and
Mills in East Lynn is an actress ""N