The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-09-15

for return until Oct. 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Smith oi
Corning spent Sunday in Logan,
guest of Mr.. Smiths mother.
Mrs. W. w. McCray and
daughter, Mrs. John Smith are
the guest of relatives in Lancaster.
-Middleport and return Sept.
DIST. good for return until Sept. oath.
Half Fare account Reunion of Sold
iers of Ohio Valley.
-Thos. A. Metcalf Of Wellington
kans. after pleasant visit with
Judge Weitzell and sisters left for
home Tuesday morning.
Mr.. William Trash of Spring
field Mo, after an absence OF nine
years, is welcome visitor among
friends in Logan, this week.
Mr.. w. J. McManigal of Orbis-
ton, representative of the New York
and Western Coal CO. was business
visitor in the city, yesterday.
Frank Collins, son of the late
Enoch Collins, and wife of Chicago
are visitors in the city, guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Monroe.
Born on last Tuesday, a son to
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Rarrick of Zanes-
vile. Mrs. Rarr OK was formerly Miss
Kate McCourtneY of our City.
Mr. Louis Kleinsmith has begun
the work on the new five thousand
dollar residence for Will Keynes on
the Bragg lot, east Main street.
Mr. William Dane of Longstreth
and one of the popluar and prominent
men of the Valley was welcome cal
Ter at the SENTINEL Office yesterday.
M. 4. church picnic at Buckeye
Park Saturday Sept 18th. Special
train coming around branch will
leave Logan at 9:1o a. m. 30 cts
round trip.
Camp Meeting will open ON
next Sunday week, at Ash Cave, ex-
cursiou trains will run on the rail
road. The good people, all, are in
vited.
The first frost of the fall appear
ed last Monday morning in Logan.
Slight frost was noticed in some of
the low lands near Logan on Satur-
day morning.
Mr. G. w. Weaver, formerly of
for the last ten years q res
ident of Napoleon, was visitor
old friends in Logan, last
week.
The many friends Of Arlie Nc
Fadden, son of George McFadden of
Haydenville, will enjoy reading the
pleasant letter from him, which we
publish elsewhere.
Harry 5. Green of the SENTI-
MEL has engaged in the railway SER
vice on conductor ''Jim" Smiths
Lrain. He has the mail, freight and
express matter in charge.
Rev. Marshall Harrington
preached his farewell sermon Sunday
evening in the. Presbyterian Church.
leaving Monday for Princeton where
be will resume his studies.
Mr.. Edward Truesdale and sons
Of Binghamton N. Y. are visiting
his brother-in-Law, II. r. Harring
lon. Mr.. Truesdales wife died two
weeks ago.
The Union Sunday School festi
val at Pleasant Valley, in Marion
township last Saturday was very
affair. Judge Bright made
an appropriate address. The Ladies
served a bountiful dinner.
DO you want to know something
an Education that will be
Of interest to you? Drop postal to
the Lancaster Business College, Ian
caster, o. and you will receive reply
by return mail. 2w.
John Hone and wife, Miss Callie
Williams of Vermilliams Kansas,
Mrs. Lizzie Sanderson of Hamilton
Mo. are visiting at A. w. Mauks
this week.
No guess work about our cloth
ing. They're the best clothing that
skilled workmanship can produce.
They're clothing that do their whole
duty. Standard for style. Foremost
for quality and wear and are sold at
the lowest price
Brown Bros.
Miss Louie Green, President of
the Bob-O-L Links, was IN Columbus,
last week in conference with num-
ber of the Columbian Playmates,
looking to an organization and having
in view the holding of a Columbian
Playmate Convention.
Noticn-The (ity Drur Stora has