The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-03-17
LOCAL NEWS.

Nice Country Smoked Sides {
kennard Bros.
See Harden & Co. new advel
tisment this week.
DR.. G. w. Pullen was Col
umuus visitor Saturday.
Nice seedless Oranges l5cts. pc
dozen at Kennard Bros.
Grand Millinery opening to da
at Mrs. S. E. McBride's.
You can get Is bars of soaI
for 25cts at Kennard Bros.
Dwight Polling of Marion mad
us pleasant call Saturday.
Miss Kate Friesner spent Sunda,
with her father in Columbus.
Three cans of tomatoes or hom
my for 25cts. at Kennard Bros.
John Burgoon and Clearance
Kintz spent Sunday in Enterprise
-Rose Anderson and Ruth Stiv
ison have closed their term of school
at Orbiston.
Wheat Germ Flakes at Kennard
Bros. Something new and nice, you
should try 1t.
S. P. Thompson and family OF
Green Townshiw were callers at our
Office, last Thursday.
-McBrides Grand Millinery ope-
ming, Thursday Friday, and Satur-
day, March 17.1s, andl9.
The latest pattern Hats and
Bonnets will be on display at Mrs.
Millinary opening.
Ed. P. Price of Logan passed a
examination In Columbus
and was admitted to the bar.
Mrs. c. p. Montgomery aud
daughter Maggie spent Sunday with
J. H. Kline and family at Enterprise.
james Mccormick of Colum-
obs, who has been visiting his faith
,r J. 7. Mccormick, returned home
sunday.
Married-At the residence of Rev.
W. H. Wright Saturday, Mch. 18th
Mr.. Roger A. Deeds and Miss Clara
3. Lutz.
Mr.. w. P. Miller, the enter
'rising merchant of Union Furnace
vas business visitor in the city ON
tuesday.
IT you want to buy Dishes go 10
lennard Bros. they have the finest
inc in the Valley with prices to suit
be times.
The End Quarterly meeting OF
logan Mission will be held at Aati-
ch, April End at l;3O p. N. Rev. G.
v. Deaver P. E.
Now is the time to buy your
1ats and Bonnets during the open
ng at Mrs. S. E. McBride's. For
artioulars see ad.
The revival meeting at Union
'urnace still continues with great
lterest. There has been II accessions
nd SO conversions.
Mr.. Levi w. Nutter, will have Il
ublic sale, Of personal property, on
[arrh cath, Horses Cattle, Agricul-
Ire implements and Household
pods. See bills.
Mr.. A. L. O'Neal of Starr, the
,ry popular school examiner and
le of the best teachers in the coun-
;, was in the city on Saturday,
wing some attention to school affairs.
The Forty Hours Devotions at
!. Johns Church, closed on Tues
y morning. Fir. Powers was as
ted by Frs. Mattingly Of Athens,
lsb of New Lexington, Catalan of
Straitsvllle, Scyan of Gloster and
eisinger OF Columbus.
Mr.. John NJ. Clark, one of the old
liable citizens OF Black Jack, made
pleasant visit last Tuesday. He {
'orts the gas and oil men are pre- {
ing to develope his neighbOrhood s
\ short time and that most the {
land has been leased. f
Every body come to the Rath- :
.e Sisters Social at the residence
Mrs. Henry Scbaffer, GU the eve 81
g of st. Patrick's Day, March II c,
freshments will he served, and a T
Patrick souvenir given tp each W
present. Admission l0cts. m
MIR. Henderson has sold bis be
e store to Prof. Sparks and his hi
ther-in-law, Smith, who have 70
IN charge. Messes Reber and D
ges will remove into the rooms II
Mr. Reber will have charge Of re
the Drug department, and Mr.. WI
ges will have in charge the jewel ne
department. The change will en-
aade in few days. So