The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-10-06

< location preferred. Inquire at thi
office.
; The City Drug Store is now sell
ing lot of box paper and envelopes
at special price. Call and see fol
yourselves.
Judge Wright has appointed
Mr.. W. Ii. Woodruff and Miss Mary
Blasius members of the County Visit
l ing committee.
The City Drug Store has just re
J eeived complete stock of the best
mixed paints which are now for sale
at very low prices.
Judge Slough was in the CITY
yesterday and disposed of case in
court, in which Judge Wright had
previously been counsel.
Mrs. Nelson Armstrong of
Laurelville is visiting in Logan this
week and meeting a hearty welcome
from many old time friends.
The Personal Property of the
late Mrs. Case, was sold at Public
Sale on last Saturday. The family,
surviving will 60 to Tacoma
DIR. Crosby, the popular young
physician of Carbon Hill, succeeding
to the practice of DR.. Aplin, was a
visitor in our city yesterday.
| Squire A. w. Mauk is engaged
assisting in the Treasures Office. He
will make capable and pleasant
help to our popular Treasurer.
There will be an Ice Cream
Supper at Fellowship School House
on Saturday night, Oct. 18th. Pro-
ceeds for the benefit of the Church.
Mr.. John Tucker, one of the
old and esteemed citizens of near
Gore, died on last Tuesday, Funer-
al yesterday at Oak Grove cemetery.
Rev. Pascal Bright Is spending
week with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. S. H. Bright. Pascal is station
ed at Dexter City, Ohio, this year.
The young folks had pleasant
dance at Red Mems Hall last We'd
nesday evening. A novelty of the
dance was song.
The way to buy extracts and per-
FUMES is to get your bottle filled at
the Csty Drug Store. You will get
a superior quality at very low price.
The City Drug Store has just re-
ceived one thousand selections of
sheet music for sale at one half the
retail price,
The Democratic Editors of Ohio, |
hold convention in Columbus to-
morrow. The Republicans can look
out for the cyclone.
Mr.. Andy Sickles, reported yes
terday sick beyond recovery is much
improved tdls morning, and his re-
covery is hoped for.
Miss Florence Hartzell of |
McConmellsville, passed through |
Logan, last Monday on her way
home, after pleasant visit with
friends in Nelsonville.
Mr.. Ira McKittrick, Manager
of Strattons Store iu our city, was
called to McConnellsville on last Sat /
urday by the death of his younger
brother.
The Misses Amanda and Emma
Case left yesterday for Tacoma,
Wash. where they will make their
future home with their sister, Maggie
Mccormick.
Miss Lizzie Rempel is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Wasson in Toledo
this week, and making the acquaint-
ance of her neice, who arrived re-
Gently.
Rev. Francis w. Howard, for
mer pastor Of st. Johns Church In
our city, will sail about the middle
of October for Europe, and expects
to spend the winter in Rome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Work of
Lancaster, are rejoicing over the
arrival of baby girl at their home
on last Wednesday. Mrs. Work was
Miss Carrie Horn of our city.
Mrs. Donahoe OF Union Fur
mace spent Monday with Mrs. Rus
sci Butin. Mrs. Donahoe is SO years
old and walks all around town like
a young lady.
Our Logan people, without re-
gard to Church affiliation will be
glad to know that Rev. n. w. Good
has been returned to Logan by the
Conference, for another year.
Albert Guess, who was sent
enced to fifteen years term In the
Penitentlary for the killing of young
Dicken two years ago, was given a
parole on last Tuesday and Is now
Ii home